Literally happened to me and I left after 4 months lol

Install Linux

I want to like Firefox, but I’ve encountered too many places where it just didn’t render pages correctly or had some captchas broken.

I use brave nowadays, but as much as I like the idea of being paid to watch commercials, it gets annoying fast, and the browser seems less performant…

Never really tried Vivaldi, it just seems like another chromium with a new skin…

Honestly , I agree state of browsers sucks these days. Really wish Firefox had more wide adoption, maybe it would have pushed for a better web.

@jkommeren nah just htop and some docker logs lol

@IntrusionCM honestly the rationale to block everyone is also a half hazard requirement put by my boss… they didn’t even give it a second of thought

@irene pretty sure this is coming soon. The issue was that they were too ambitious and made it law yesterday that restaurant need to check your vaccine status or COVID state. But they haven’t actually finished building out the software for proper QR Code scanning a and such.

@MadMadMadMrMim just tmux

@mundo03 we’ve had now 10 meetings about how we would get data flowing from another team into our system, so that we could run our models.

I’ve scoped out multiple times how this would work with diagrams and wanted to start a conversation on who builds what. And this person keeps bringing up questions like “but are we sure APIs are the way to go? Should not like have the data in a database so we can have it most recent? I just don’t know if we should focus on REST now, we need a dashboard.”

@iiii “ocr” is always used as a marketing term for processing any image or PDF/docx type documents. I’ve seen it used like that in a lot of companies .

They more think of it as way to turn “humans data” to “machine data”.

@eo2875 why if you used typescript? Pretty sure this can be just enabled with that parser, no?

Why not this

obj?.property1?.property2?.property3

I never had any issues with dbeaver, honestly love it relative to other tools in the market.

What’s the problem you are finding with it?

I hate python...
But I been using it for 3 years.
Data scientists need to find a better language.

@C0D4 @NoMad in my company an ML engineer is different than a data scientist. The job mostly involves doing dev ops stuff for the data science team, optimizing containers and managing/developing ETL pipelines. The candidate should be ideally able to also chat with the scientists to know if their containers need GPU support and what/why they need some fields.

@luzin @rooter @sladuled

Thanks for your support! It was very insightful reading your messages. I've encourage her to take on some more hobbies in the meanwhile.

She is doing a bit better. Though, one good thing to add is that we are expecting a kid :)

A lot of the extra depression she has been having lately is tied to that.

We are going for walks quite often now, and I think she's getting a bit into a better mood (though still some swings given where she is at in the pregnancy).

Thank you again! The devrant community is really wonderful :)

@vomitmachine that's ok, I am a psycho too... soo.... lol

Or just throw?

@stub honestly, just focus on that. Make a nice text adventure game in the terminal. I’d recommend the library curses for making visual uis in the terminal (it’s in the standard library now I think). Don’t worry about the rest.

Just get to coding, and anytime you hit a wall, google the answer. Don’t watch tutorials unless they are relevant to a problem you are trying to solve. That’s how I learned :P

@bioDan so no. By default redux will not sync with any cookies/localstorage etc.
You should setup hooks for this (in fact lots of existing libraries that would do this for you, but it’s dead simple to do yourself)

Just don’t use redux... I found that even for times where you want to have special business logic in your state, you can get away with doing it in hooks (like writing your own custom hooks for auth or API).

Honestly, when it comes to tabs Vs spaces or camelCase vs snake_case... who cares!
What I always do, is add a linter with agreed upon guidelines and let the IDE run it for me on save.

The real problem is coding standards. Like people writing spateggy code, using i,j,v,x as variable names or not writing test cases. Focus on that! Making sure your program is easy to debug, test, understand and run efficiently.

I agree that formatting is important, but that’s just preference (most IDEs will convert spaces to tabs or vice versa is you specify an editorconf file).

So long as you pick a formatting style and keep it consistent in a given project, it does not matter.

@jeti628 you haven’t had to install tensorflow on multiple projects at once in that case

@dfox that’s... yes. I didn’t realize the favourite button was there... maybe if it was like a ‘star’ or something like that. But neat! Thank you!!

Hey b**ch

I approve. @python can you merge with me finally? And dump @python2.7

@M1sf3t I have done this with a few friends and family. Especially when all they needed is a landing page or some “about me” or a store page. I setup the accounts, the domain. Then sit with them as they build their own site. Get my 20-40$ dollars, and never hear from them again.

Introduce them to wix, and runaway!

A little trick I learned. Literally tell the PO, if I can’t test the code, it’s not done.

I will not be spending 10 times more time before a client demo fixing a thousand issues.

📍How well does it run? Been wanting to get one :3

Thank you!! I always use nano!
And I came from vim, at some point you just want simplicity :)