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5y ago
This is exciting. Given the tiny size of the executable i would love to see this hooked up with Blazor for web applications. It also is very appealing for tooling.
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5y ago
That's my take too.
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5y ago
Herman Miller Sayl is my fav by far. Have sat for hours without getting up and never had any chair-cause discomfort. After 4 years of constant use in office still looked and worked as good as new.
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5y ago
Have used on home projects couple of years ago to compile code on macOS and run on Windows and on Debian(on a pi). Worked well. Looking forward to retrying nuitka again once my current project gets to point I've finished the firmware a
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5y ago
Let's hope to see more studies like this. Here in Hong Kong there is a prevailing public view of the vaccines being too new and created too quickly esp the mRNA ones. Public don't understand that mRNA was decades in the making and
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5y ago
Nice way to generate images as headshots for accounts.
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5y ago
This looks nice. Personally I prefer draw.io desktop version for large complex diagrams, and use mermaid for smaller diagrams such as sequence diagrams.
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5y ago
Wondering out loud if Eliha Root with this invention is also the origin of the word root for base off a file system. Anybody know?
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5y ago
The only significant scale of migration I have personally seen is from Visual Studio to VS Code. That was in a Microsoft shop moving to a browser based UI. Personally I still use vi/vim for just about everything and use language specif
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5y ago
I'm not understanding the difference between this and webgap.io which seems a lot cheaper for same service. I have actually tried webgap.io and it offered modest but noticeable improvement in page load speed for sites in US. FTR I live
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6y ago
I bought sqair from https://smartairfilters.com/en/ and it's same principle. One of them keeps my 700sq ft village flat clean. First year my daughter doesn't need doses of siflex at night. Can with a HEPA fil
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6y ago
FYI was working nicely for me in Safari.
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6y ago
Brilliant !
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6y ago
Most enterprise software companies have data privacy clauses in their contracts. The sharing of customer contact data may put corporate phone holders in breach of contracts. Prudence suggests that software companies at least should prevent
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6y ago
Yep. In Hong Kong we have "current accounts" but can still actually order a cheque book - which I did by accident recently and when it arrived want sure what to do with it. Hadn't seen one in years /decades.
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6y ago
I used to wonder why so many different programming languages and why so many opinions about them. After couple of decades i learnt about Domain Specific Language (DSL) concept. I started out coding COBOL and some assembler after learning
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6y ago
I can s this being hugely useful to bring able to generate code to read wider range of formats instead of having to include/embed dozens of 3rd party libs to read the files. Could be strong tool for commercial product dev that have leg
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6y ago
Insanely cool.
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6y ago
Absolutely. This is why still so much COBOL code around. A lot of it 'just works' so 'dont fix what isnt broken' comes into play. And a lot of it, and Fortran, is so intermingled across huge systems, that nobody has any
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6y ago
And a Hong Kong supermarket of the same name.
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6y ago
or the premium workstation of the 80s.
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6y ago
Cannot upvote this enough. These are excellent ideas for managing work, constantly making forwards progress, and showing to yourself, and the world, that you are having an impact. I would add that always double check on regular basis that a
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6y ago
This article is good advice to anybody doing consulting work in tech or other fields. It lasts out basically how as an expert in something one should interact with those who (perhaps) know less. From my own decades of experience I can say t
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6y ago
Amazing and great to see people making current and great projects with a Pascal variant.
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6y ago
Excellent addition to the arsenal of languages for bringing beginners onboard as well as letting advanced/adventurous people solve problems in a forgiving environment - its much easier and less invasive to install qb64 than say a VSCod
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6y ago
took me less than 2 minutes to download and have running on my mac. This is really good as a more 'consumer grade' type of server monitoring. The nerds and hardware geeks may feel more at home with netdata but if somebody who isnt
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6y ago
Totally second that. Just think for a moment how much of modern computing relies on his work even just looking at FFPMEG and QEMU. The guy should get a United Nations medal and pile of gold for services to (computing) humanity.
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6y ago
I’ve been using Geany for very long time as my go to casual editor for any type of text. I can install on all my platforms, all my OS, it’s fast and doesn’t gag on huge log files. Same experience in all platforms which is why it’s one of fi
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Just checked out the NixOps manual https://nixos.org/nixops/manual/ and it seems able to deploy to NixOS machines on any cloud or LAN platform. But i also do not find any mention of it being able to deploy non-Nix
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6y ago
I would really like to use a Google Noise for meeting cancellation. Excessive use of meetings now "because we can" instead of thinking longer and harder and asking a well structured question. Meetings should be for review/dis
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