tofflos

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by tofflos 7y ago
I think that the author spent too much time problematizing books and teachers in exaggerated scenarios. At least for this audience and medium. Most people are aware that the cognitive burden to internalize the material is on the student. Ve
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by tofflos 7y ago
DINK - Double Income, No Kids
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by tofflos 8y ago
You've nailed the problem. Too many layers in the application stack are tampering with time. As the author of the application I now have to understand every layer and all their nuances. All the good intentions of the database authors,
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by tofflos 8y ago
I don't know. I don't necessarily think it's a bad wish but I also feel that the API has its' downsides. My impression is that it has caused a fair amount of confusion among Java developers because it forces a more compl
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by tofflos 8y ago
It's too bad the Windows Store only contains Ubuntu LTS editions. It'll be July 2020 before all the improvements from 2.9.3 on up become available for most WSL users. :(
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by tofflos 8y ago
I had the same experience running OpenShot on Windows and could barely get it to run for five minutes straight without crashing on very basic video editing. :(
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by tofflos 8y ago
This seems to be the issue https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-6276 for reproducible builds with Maven. I'm not sure what the current status is given that all the issue links are closed. Go in and vote
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by tofflos 8y ago
https://caniuse.com/#search=webauthn
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by tofflos 8y ago
This looks very nice. I will definitely try it out once support for Java becomes available.
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by tofflos 8y ago
How about the Distroless containers from Google? https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/distroless/blob/mast... .
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by tofflos 8y ago
I agree that the learning curve is too steep with OAuth and OpenID and that supporting multiple scenarios could be part of the problem. One specific problem I've faced is that it's very complicated to configure a development envir
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by tofflos 8y ago
Do we also get to include inventions where the inventor is no longer known - such as the wheel?
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by tofflos 8y ago
Visual Studio Code provides an actual terminal and allows the user to choose between different terminal implementations such as Bash and Powershell. It also comes with some well thought-out keybindings for switching focus between the integr
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by tofflos 8y ago
I like the simplicity of it. It has strong Maven-support, does code completion, suggests changes to my code, accelerates my typing with snippets and supports many common refactorings. I don't know how the quality of those features stac
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by tofflos 8y ago
Really time-consuming and also an eye-opening experience to see how good some of the participants are. I haven't participated before and went into the forums for the first time after having spent 8+ hours coming up with a solution - on
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by tofflos 8y ago
It's nice to get away from frameworks from time to time. If anyone is interested in something similar written in Java I recently created a couple of examples based on Undertow. They are available at https://github.com/t
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by tofflos 8y ago
Are you looking into making builders for Java and are you looking into offering some sort of persistent storage? I liked the 1.0 Docker-version and 2.0 feels like a completely different product. Have you considered offering both long-term?
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by tofflos 8y ago
Nice! I have two suggestions: I'm probably too lazy to download and run a JAR but I'd probably run a Maven plugin from the command-line. Try packaging it as a plugin. I often run into ClassNotFoundException when using an API but n
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by tofflos 8y ago
> The Linux desktop experience has improved by leaps and bounds in the last year or two. Does anyone know which improvements they are referring to?
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by tofflos 8y ago
I'm not 100% sure but I think so. There's a fiber coming into a wall-mounted non-wireless router. I think I could replace it with any fiber-to-ethernet converter and then hook up my wireless router to the ethernet port.
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by tofflos 8y ago
Context ctx = Context.newBuilder("R").allowAllAccess(true).build(); Value rFunction = context.eval("R", "function(table) { " + " table <- as.data.frame(table);" +
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by tofflos 8y ago
Nice visualizations. I particularly liked https://github.com/thi-ng/umbrella/tree/feature/estuary/pack... . Where can I find more stuff like this? :)
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by tofflos 8y ago
Except Powershell. :(
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by tofflos 8y ago
Is AWS NVMe still ephemeral and how do you deal with it? What happens if a machine, or several, reboots?
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by tofflos 8y ago
I'm not that familiar with Github but the workflow for creating issues, trying branches to that issue, and tying pull requests to an issue was very good and really helped me get started with Gitlab. I also appreciated the build server
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by tofflos 8y ago
Marty Schwartz teaches guitar. See https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmnlTWVJysjWPFiZhQ5uudg .
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by tofflos 8y ago
I've spent the past two weeks trying to get Gitlab and Amazon EKS up and running and that blog post is pretty much spot on. I'm actually halfway through exploring some of the ingress options discussed in the post but I think I&#x2
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by tofflos 8y ago
Parent also wrote "You have enough time in the classroom to teach and provide practice time" so he/she agrees with you but argues that there is enough time for that practice to take place at school.
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by tofflos 8y ago
My guess is that a lot of people have become jaded over time because energy contains such a high degree of business and politics. Another hurdle might be that it's difficult for pure software developers to enter the field because most
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by tofflos 8y ago
I read them and mark them as unread until I have time to deal with them. Every once in a while I try to clear out "sections" of time such as the current day, week or month by either responding or by performing the requested task -

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