victor106

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   by victor106 2y ago

   As bad as the wages might seem to someone making 1000x this, it still might be a decent salary for someone living in abject poverty and also offers the possibility that their services become more in demand as AI takes over our world which a
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   by victor106 2y ago

   Does it appear native? And I keep hearing that even though swing is really old, it has better performance and that it’s used by IntelliJ. Not sure though
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   by victor106 2y ago

   Does duckdb (natively or through extensions) support Delta Tables?
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   by victor106 2y ago

   Agree 1000% After I struggled with PowerPoint and Google Slides, Keynote was what I was super comfortable with and could very easily express what I wanted to. It’s the first tool I reach out to. I hope Apple keeps this alive for a long time
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   by victor106 2y ago

   Does duckdb work with delta files?
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   by victor106 2y ago

   And what happens if I pickup a product at X price and it changes to Y by the time I get to pay for it?
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   by victor106 2y ago

   about WinUI from https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/winui/ > At this time, there are two generations of WinUI: WinUI 2 for UWP and WinUI in the Windows App SDK (WinUI 3). While both can be
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   by victor106 2y ago

   Agree 100%. Photoshop is a great product. That doesn't mean that Adobe can follow dark practices to cancel subscriptions.
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   by victor106 2y ago

   > Azure container apps in theory should be similarly good, but it's kind of buggy and poorly engineered. 100% agree. At a mega corp they were mandated to use Azure(worst decision) and we choose Azure container apps. Nothing worked:
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    by victor106 2y ago

    What’s the best device to measure CO2 in a bedroom?
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    by victor106 2y ago

    looks cool! do you have a desktop app in the works?
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    by victor106 2y ago

    I love C#. > I’m not a fan of Rust. I wonder why? Care to elaborate?
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    by victor106 2y ago

    thank you. I found it on YouTube
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    by victor106 2y ago

    where can you watch them?
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    by victor106 2y ago

    How accurate is this?
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    by victor106 2y ago

    I agree. Use all three and Azure is the worst.
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    by victor106 2y ago

    This is a great post!!! Not just for the content but I love it when someone changes their mind (very very hard thing to do) and details out what led them to change.
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    by victor106 2y ago

    > Sometimes it's justified as keeping the database vanilla, so that it can be swapped out. I understand if it's a prototype, I have seen developers of even mature products follow this mentality that they want the DB to be porta
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    by victor106 2y ago

    > I could hear so well I was unable to differentiate sound; my hearing hadn’t gotten worse, my brain’s ability to separate sound had. Is there a name for this condition?
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    by victor106 2y ago

    good points, thank you
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    by victor106 2y ago

    I agree Nvidia is for sure making money. For the other companies in your list and more specifically the ones that are developing LLM's they are investing billions of dollars in the hope that they will make all of those back and then so
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    by victor106 2y ago

    Thanks but no thanks, Not buying or requesting another Windows pc ever again. Its full of adware and spyware at this point. even though I do like Satya's MSFT better than Balmer's.
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    by victor106 2y ago

    I would seriously consider an open source business model with an appropriate licensing model. I see lot of companies are open to experimenting with open source db's.
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    by victor106 2y ago

    At this point, I am sorry to say but Windows is spyware. M$ turned into an ad machine.
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    by victor106 2y ago

    That’s a great reply.
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    by victor106 2y ago

    I feel comparing knowing assembly to knowing about NAT/Subnets/Gateway is a false equivalency. Outside of a small set of folks most devs need NOT know assembly due to compilers being very good at converting to assembly. Not the sa
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    by victor106 2y ago

    It's high time that CEO's be fined and/or forfeit their big paychecks for a breach. It's only then will they take these seriously. The SOP seems to be, we get hacked, your data is compromised, we will provide you free cr
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    by victor106 2y ago

    > Cloudflare R2 (better than AWS S3). the article links to [1] Is R2 really better than S3? https://dansdatathoughts.substack.com/p/from-s3-to-r2-an-eco...
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    by victor106 2y ago

    Does this work with Azure|AWS Postgres as source and replicate to an onPrem Postgres and vice-versa?
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    by victor106 2y ago

    Cool idea! What are some papers labeled "High Quality Article"? How do you determine that?