vincentkriek

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by vincentkriek 3y ago
I think a country can not exist with just big cities, or at least it should not be forced to. Small towns will always be more expensive than cities to maintain, this should not mean that small towns should then get less facilities. It'
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by vincentkriek 3y ago
This is turning into a discussion about naming, which is important. I think the sprints are maybe wrongly worded, but I struggle to find a better term. User stories are not actual stories with a plots as well, but the idea makes sense
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by vincentkriek 3y ago
This was my experience with canonical. I made it through the interview process to the offer stage and the offer was far from competitive for my country (the Netherlands). Was bit bummed about this, I would love to work for canonical as they
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by vincentkriek 3y ago
I dont understand the multiple cursors, is this better than search and replace? I am guessing you are replacing it to the same thing at every cursor, but I guess the value is then that the from could be different at the cursors?
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by vincentkriek 3y ago
I fully agree. Money is not free anymore, and investors want to see a path-to-profitablity. No one wants to dump millions into a possible profitable idea.
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by vincentkriek 3y ago
I think that was gitlab
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by vincentkriek 4y ago
20k for 10 weeks is a pretty decent salary, even in the EU. Might not be super competitive for short term work but it's definitely enough to live on in most places.
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by vincentkriek 4y ago
Same here! Was going crazy what I was doing wrong. Renamed my branch to see if that was causing anything.
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by vincentkriek 4y ago
That is not anti-developer, but definitely anti-opensource. As a developer I dont really care my code is used to make copilot better and sold in that way.
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by vincentkriek 4y ago
But what would it cost to run what you are actually using?
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by vincentkriek 4y ago
Pricing means you pirate media because you dont want to pay for it. Service problems means you pirate stuff because it's too inconvenient to do it legally, and easier to pirate stuff.
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by vincentkriek 4y ago
I think this is true for the majority of people, and I think music streaming is the example of this. I know almost no people who still pirate music, everyone has spotify. The competition between services (tidal, deezer) seems to be fought o
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by vincentkriek 4y ago
Would be against the law right? You are required to maximize stockholder value
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by vincentkriek 4y ago
I sometimes run into rebases where solving merge conflicts 3 times is hard. Replaying 3 commits for instance, where merge conflicts are present in each one. In the first I need to fix the merge conflict but remind myself that there are more
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by vincentkriek 4y ago
Not trying to hate on PHP, but deployment is one of the features that is so great with Go. It's about on the same level of abstraction as PHP and it's just a breeze to deploy stuff.
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by vincentkriek 5y ago
I think this is the key to genetic success. When you are able to train this much you get results. It´s not that you are genetically able to skate fast, it´s that you are genetically able to train on a level that you can get there. I get his
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by vincentkriek 5y ago
I'm curious, what is the "Dutch money culture"? I haven't used paper money in ages, is that specifically Dutch or are you hinting at something else?
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by vincentkriek 5y ago
For context, in the Netherlands (where Mollie was founded) sending payment requests by text took off when one bank set up a service geared for consumers that provided this (Tikkie [1]). Mobile payments were common place before this, so cust
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by vincentkriek 7y ago
No, you don't need to pay. I host it my self and have access to Organizations/Teams
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by vincentkriek 8y ago
The Dropbox and Spotify examples are ridiculous. They offer a lot more and a lot more usability than the comparison. But Slack basically is just IRC with pictures right? What extra value does slack give me other than a decent web client?
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by vincentkriek 9y ago
ITAR is not limited to just Americans. I work with ITAR materials and am not an American (working in Europe)
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by vincentkriek 9y ago
Is leaving lights in the house you sell an American thing? Unless it's built in lights like spots, all the bulbs and even fixtures usually move with the person where I'm from (the Netherlands).
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by vincentkriek 9y ago
WhatsApp will definitely be opened more than 11 times a day. I would argue the average is a lot closer to 11 times an hour than 11 times a day.
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by vincentkriek 9y ago
I am not that into the whole data storage world but for backupping my NAS I looked into Backblaze which is a lot cheaper than both at $0.005/month/GB.
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by vincentkriek 9y ago
What made me switched back to Mutt was the ability to call subapplications to show you emails. As I always have a browser running, I can tell mutt to show it in firefox, which allows me to watch the HTML mail in all of it's glory (inst
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by vincentkriek 10y ago
I like the idea of an open source NAS but I don't think this is the way to go. I would like to see a low power linux boards with two sata connections. This way you can have dual disks in a mirror situation. With multiple disks, you cou
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by vincentkriek 10y ago
Plus the email checker doesn't work. So emails with + characters in them get rejected.
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by vincentkriek 10y ago
What made you choose OPNsense instead of pfsense?
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by vincentkriek 10y ago
I don't think this cable contains a DAC. I would imagine they use some pins of the Lightning connector to transport Analog audio. They still need a DAC for the speaker and such.
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by vincentkriek 10y ago
I believe the big difference sharing ON Facebook and sharing WITH Facebook.

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