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AboutCarbon based humanoid lifeform that likes other carbon based lifeforms (most of these seem to be of the non humanoid variety and biassed toward furry or feathered ones). Natures joke: I'm allergic...
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SkillsProgrammer proficient in most languages. prefer Go. Also a fan of Ansible and Linux/UNIX. Used to be a systems and network admin.
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LocationNetherlands
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Same
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Yep it's a very common pattern like cd -
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Don't know what you mean with that statement.
Is the job not paying enough or is the company not doing well enough to keep your role long term or full time? -
If you however are hired and fired in your probation period that will likely have an impact on your benefits. Depending on where you live and labour laws.
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Big people would go for htmx
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@jestdotty just wanted to mention. That is one way to get scammable victims.
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I would say this is more stereotyping than racism.
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$39.99 elsewhere... This is obviously designed for people who would believe anything. Probably lost their home and live in the car.
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Sony does have firmware updates for their bt headphones. Did you check that out?
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That sounds too much like a goal in itself.
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Admimer = phpMyAdmin but a later version. So yeah the evolved product is actually better.
Unless a client is forced on you one can use any. When you are stuck with it. You can usually bypass limitations as long as your can run sql files reliably. -
Usually the answer is no, but if it yes I would only do it with a signed loan agreement.
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Good luck on implementing that without breaking accessibility stuff (even though in this particular case dark mode is not that important for screen readers etc.). Custom form/interactive elements by the designers are always so clever and a horror show for quite a large group of people and automation.
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Are you forced to use Ansible? I kinda enjoyed working with it when I got the hang of it. However it also really really suited our needs. If shit is simple enough it's just a lot of overhead and concepts that aren't necessary.
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@retoor however this is configuration management/automation so also (can be) programming.
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@NeatNerdPrime really liked Ansible better in that regard. At least when I was doing DevOps at that level which was a long time ago. Puppet agent had memory leaks and random failed runs or just became unresponsive. Ansible simply worked without an agent and without its issues.
Also heard great things about Nix but haven't used it myself. -
That's a really dangerous post and also really low.
I don't use Facebook and even just found out here on devrant they had an issue for a few hours and can't recall this happening before. So that this is so fucking rare is actually a huge compliment to meta. They are good at keeping shit in the air. -
Should be:
TWITTER: "x"
Seems more constant. -
@max19931 we haven't reached physical limitations by a long shot. Look how they measure the nm manufacturing. The components can be a lot smaller and precise before the physical limit of silicone is hit.
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@Voxera and Ada is?
Anyway I have no clue what this list/initiative is actually for. Who needs to adhere to this list. For sure not everyone. Perhaps it's for future government procurements?
Think it's easier to have a ban list and later specific linter requirements.
That is how I would do it. You don't need to restrict the tools just ensure no unsafe usage is possible. -
Hope you don't have this sore attitude towards your partner.
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Same!
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Perhaps https://capnproto.org/ might be what your are looking for?
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As it's a solved problem you never need to know it. Just use one of the algorithms that suit your particular use case best. Most likely there is already a highly optimized/debugged implementation too.
So even in the rare case you need something like that you don't have any advantage memorising that shit. -
@jestdotty actually it really can't. Sometimes it's quite okay but it's super confusing when it gets things wrong. With non native speakers is messes shit up so badly you can't follow shit. Teams has the same feature and that is even far worse can't make out a single sentence.
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Rule number 1 of law making:
A law is only useful if it can be enforced.
This is why the cookie laws are not followed except for a few high profile organisations. If I would have to implement a law for that I would require that websites add cookie intent metadata. This way the user can set policies in the browser (instead of millions of misleading cookie UI's) and it can be checked automatically if the metadata of all cookies are present. Thus it can be enforced with warnings and fines. -
@koes you can use rebase to rewrite history and then I fully agree with you. If you do it to get rid of all the merge commits it's not really doing that. I have a perform with force pushes to the long moves branches because then you can't handle the truth.
I've worked with both styles and especially github was annoying with always creating a merge commit even when it was a fast forward.
We do use the history quite often so I like the fast forward only approach of merging. A lot of MR/PR are a single commit. To have that exploded with merge commits it's annoying. -
At least you don't have to mode switch and ever a weird sequence. In emacs it's just an unusual combination because ctrl+c (interrupt) does not rely work in a visual editor.
When you start this emac thing it states everything. The internet also knows. -
@IHateFrameworks yeah a single implementation of a user land commodity tool (terminal emulator) that is not even part of "Linux" itself. This one gives precious insights...
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@lungdart all automated tests let you do that. You don't have to unit test everything. Otherwise you create the triangle of sadness.