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by tiew9Vii 11mo ago
> When your cheap dedicated server goes down and your admin is on holiday and you have hundreds of angry customers calling you, you'll get it. Or when you need to post on Hackernews to get support from your cloud provider as locked
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by tiew9Vii 11mo ago
> My experience is that quality in McD is rapidly declining. We may agree was never a Michelin star restaurant That's the thing with McDonalds. You could go in to any store no matter where you was and know you got a consistent level
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by tiew9Vii 11mo ago
I've gave up reporting scams on FB, they don't care. It always an automated response "we've reviewed the content and it doesn't break our community guidelines" or similar. These are for obvious scams, account i
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by tiew9Vii 1y ago
The article date appears to be around the time the company the author was working at got a new CTO who effectively said functional programming was banned. The Scala teams got broken up and some pro Scala staff managed out… Maybe it’s relate
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by tiew9Vii 1y ago
Not specific to protobufs but a lot of people/projects especially if doing MVC, push the models in the API layer all the way down the stack and they become the domain, instead of having a loose coupling between the domain and serializa
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by tiew9Vii 1y ago
The latest small M.2 NAS’s make very good consumer grade, small, quiet, power efficient storage you can put in your living room, next to the tv for media storage and light network attached storage. It’d be great if you could fully utilise t
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by tiew9Vii 1y ago
It looks like junior developer applies for junior roles, companies don't want juniors, insert "we want at least 10 years experience in [insert latest fad]". Of the two companies she got face time with, one took the chance, is
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by tiew9Vii 1y ago
Being dyslexic, I was an avid Grammarly user. Once it started adding "AI features" the deterioration was noticeable, I cancelled my subscription and stopped using it a year ago. I also only ever used the web app, so copy+pasting a
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by tiew9Vii 1y ago
Provide an environment and incentives so that people enjoy working for your company and don’t want to leave.
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by tiew9Vii 1y ago
It works very well. It’s not automatic braking. It’s automatically letting off the brakes for a fraction of a second to prevent locking up, aka anti-lock braking system If it does kick in you get a slight pulsing on the leaver which means u
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by tiew9Vii 1y ago
I regularly swap between a scooter and motorcycle, owning both. The big difference being left hand leaver on a motorcycle is the clutch, rear brake is right foot, on a scooter, no clutch so the left hand leaver is the rear break. When I fir
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by tiew9Vii 1y ago
CSS Zen Garden is the good old days of web when people cared. Now server side rendering is all the rage again, maybe we will also see a comeback of semantic html and simple stylesheets.
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by tiew9Vii 1y ago
The new Chinese NAS's due to hit the market look extremely promising. - Minisforum N5 Pro NAS - AOOSTAR WTR MAX Good compute power as they know users will be running Docker and other services on them, using the NAS as a mini server. OS
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by tiew9Vii 1y ago
A lot of these are home power users. They build the array to support a drive failure but as home power users without unlimited funds don’t have a hot spare or store room they can run to. It’s completely reasonable to order a spare on failur
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by tiew9Vii 1y ago
There's a couple of new NAS's coming out of China such as AOOSTAR and Miniforums recently announced NAS, Ugreen. Great compute power, look to be everything enthusiasts have been asking for, ready to install your favorite OS of cho
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by tiew9Vii 2y ago
For local development I found no advantages, if anything I found it a little less convenient. For servers where you don’t need the complexities of Kubernetes etc, using Quadlets is nice as you can manage containers as regular systemd servic
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by tiew9Vii 2y ago
No such thing as one true way with React and the pain is just as bad if not sometimes worse. Do you choose createreact app / webpack / vite / next.js ? Do you choose built in react state/contexts, redux, recoil, zustand,
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by tiew9Vii 2y ago
It's not to different from a lot of working class towns world over with social economic issues from my travels. Nothing to do with 1066 and I'd say a lot of other points in the article. I'm not in the UK anymore and been watc
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by tiew9Vii 2y ago
I was born and bred in Tameside. It's a 15 minute train ride to Manchester. 30-40 min drive/bus trip to Manchester, 1 hour train ride to Leeds and slightly longer drive. Generally Tameside is well serviced, you got all the ameniti
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by tiew9Vii 2y ago
It is an application problem, agreed. It’s an application problem caused as a result of choosing the library, a common recommended library, and how the library and its documentation promotes its usage. The tools used were as the tools recom
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by tiew9Vii 2y ago
redux-query seems a popular library for dealing with API calls in react. I’ve landed on a project using it. By default it seems to maintain its own cache in the frontend of all api requests unless you use a non ergonomic feature “useLazy*”
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by tiew9Vii 2y ago
I think the incentives are completely clear, it’s about maximising $$$, profit, returns. People are not making mistakes, it’s a conscious effort to increase profit as much as possible. The only mistakes is allowing this to exist and not reg
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by tiew9Vii 2y ago
Allegedly a insurer "CEO Had Deployed an AI to Automatically Deny Benefits for Sick People" got assassinated very recently.
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by tiew9Vii 2y ago
An alternative to this is to statically compile and use scratch docker image. Another tip is if writing a http app etc Axum/Actix have Lambda shims. I add a cli flag “—lambda” which enables the shim. That means I can run the app locall
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by tiew9Vii 2y ago
Australian realestate is notoriously broken. Look at listings on realestate.com.au. A lot of listings will have something on the lines of: images are representative of the property for advertising purposes only and may not reflect the prope
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by tiew9Vii 2y ago
Except I’ve driven extensively around the world and I’m not an Australian only being in Australia for the past few years. I’ve driven the world most dangerous roads that’s my thing. Often you wouldn’t even call them roads. I felt more safe
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by tiew9Vii 2y ago
Those days have long gone, those tourism campaigns lied to us. I think it's rated as the worlds second most litigious country. If you can think of it there is probably a law and a fine for it.
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by tiew9Vii 2y ago
> It can't just be speed, otherwise other 'similar' countries would be orders of magnitude above Australia. It's not just speed. The standards of driving in Australia is terrible. There's an aggressive attitude,
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by tiew9Vii 2y ago
> As usual, the problem with this is that it assumes a way to perfectly identify somebody on the internet, which in turns mean a way to perfectly identify, in real time, somebody carrying permanently a tracking device with GPS, microphon
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by tiew9Vii 2y ago
Sadly it sounds like most AU corporate companies I've worked at.

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