tikkabhuna

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by tikkabhuna 3y ago
I still like it. Its vendor agnostic. I find the scanning documents ability works well on iOS. Not really sure what else I could be using to be honest.
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
Developing inside a container seems like a basic mitigation that a developer could use. Depends what you're developing though.
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
Sometimes speakers say its French as well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pardon_my_French
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
I'm wondering what the client vs server is responsible for. I would have thought the server could have been responsible for adding/removing the buff where necessary. Curious as to how health regen is done in general. The server mu
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
Disappointing! Thanks for the reply.
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
Did you report it to Google/AWS? I feel like they would be proactive about removing malicious users, but whether expectations match reality is another question.
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
That sounds familiar! I now use OneNote just because I know it syncs and I don't need to do anything. Making notes is important but start with a dump of links of resources, then start adding comments, so you don't forget. Once you
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
I'm not in the game industry, so I may be wrong, but there doesn't seem to be any push in the game industry to use open source for common problems. Why should a matchmaking/game browser use proprietary code? Create standards
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
Its something that has pained me greatly in the last couple of years. I completely agree. Game devs have stripped so much away from the user. Matchmaking, lack of server hosting, no mods. It feels like much of the community has gone. I play
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
> See JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, or C/C++. I feel like you've picked the 3 worst ecosystems as an example. Java has a wonderful ecosystem. You can use Maven/Gradle/Bazel as a dependency manager/build too
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
Sorry for being a little off topic, but the Mini Redis tutorial [1] was really fun when I did it a few years ago. It has you implement a server and client in Rust using the Tokio library. I think Redis is a great server to “build yourself”
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
> Ah you reminded me. A curious phenomenon I've observed with Prettier in JS and fmt in Go is languages are moving to standardized whitespace, but as you said, not yet deriving information from it. I don't know enough about Jav
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
A language that does not derive information from whitespace, doesn't mean the language is written without whitespace. Java, Go, Javascript, Rust, etc are all regularly written with whitespace, and have tools to enforce such formatting,
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
> IntelliJ is a great product and I don’t even consider switching to anything else for professional development, where having the greatest laptop and the best tools possible should be a priority. The title should really be "My IDE i
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
We use GitLab CI and solve this with tags. We have runners allocated with set resources and tagged with a t-shirt size. Developers can then tag their job based on this size. Single threaded jobs (curl-uploading a file) can be tagged "s
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
I'm a lifer. Early 30s. Been here 8 years. I've tried to leave, but my boss/team are excellent and moving has always appeared high risk/low reward. I've been lucky that my boss and I have an excellent relationship.
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
Products like Nexus Firewall[0] have settings to block suspicious packages. [0] https://blog.sonatype.com/sonatype-releases-new-nexus-firewa...
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
I did the same thing. Custom domain with Protonmail. Ended up frustrated that I couldn't set up forwarding rules and alike. I realised I didn't need the privacy as much as I needed features. Swapping from Protonmail to Fastmail wa
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
> Hard pass. There's a reason why most FAANGs developed their own packages management and deployment system and keep using them. They are simpler, less bloated, easier to debug. That seems like an odd thing to say when Kubernetes ca
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
Javadoc I find is excellent, but its firmly in the "Reference"[0] quadrant of documentation. I find it very readable and useful when you know what you're looking for (finding subclasses of Collection, for example). However, S
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
Between £100k and £125k your personal allowance is reduced to £0, so for every £1 you gain, you lose more of that allowance and that works out to a 20% reduction. That on top of the 40% rate equals 60%.
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
The poster you replied to was not saying you didn't earn it, they're saying you're in a privileged position now. > having special rights, advantages, or immunities > Similar: wealthy rich affluent prosperous lucky fortu
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
Do you think inequality should increase or decrease? If we keep current spending the same. We could reduce the % the top 1% bare by reducing inequality and by having the 99% earning and paying more tax. Or we could reduce taxes for the 1% a
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
At work they enabled safelinks whilst all the mandatory training stated best practice was to check the links before clicking. Its a shame those links can't have an alttext to show the real link.
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
I've had the same experience with my XPS 9560. Past few years I've had "TPM device is not detected"[1] issues. Tried all the different solutions and nothings fixed it. Dell have never addressed it with a BIOS update. I d
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
Yes. They use their own packaged version of the JVM.[1] [1] https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/JBR/JetBrains+Runti...
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
I’m still looking for Raspberry Pis. I have some on back order. Due for delivery in December and I get an email once a month pushing that back.
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
I've had some problems in London where blocks of flats weren't kitted out properly. I believe that's why Hyperoptic started.
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by tikkabhuna 4y ago
I agree with this. I bought a Dell XPS 15 a few years ago with discrete GPU with the hope of using it for dev/mild gaming. Its now just used for remote desktop. Horses for courses though. If I didn't have space for a desktop I&#x2
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by tikkabhuna 5y ago
I'm a massive fan of an uncodified constitution. It allows parliament to have a great deal of flexibility and modernisation. New laws can be iteratively created rather than relying on extremely old documents and lawyers/historians

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