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cue_the_strings

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About cue_the_strings

andrejradovic.com

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Consultant in the finance industry (hedge funds). C++ / Python / C# / DevOps.

Used to do embedded development professionally, now only as a hobby. I also self-host stuff as a hobby and have a k8s cluster at home.

Amateur musician, music lover, audio effect enthusiast, cyclist (just for fun, no racing).

Recent public activity

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    I've had a very detailed memory of the surroundings of my childhood home, which changed when I was 3-4 (major construction in the neighborhood, rerouting a street). We never had an…

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    Comment #48710292

    > There's also the phenomenon of having a memory of a memory. At age 10, I had a very solid recollection of my life at ages 5 to 6 (not so much of age 4). Now all I remember is tha…

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    Comment #47862104

    It is a damn shame bordering conspiracy that metamizole ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metamizole , known as Analgin in eastern Europe and the Balkans, apparently also India) is n…

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    Comment #47650002

    All of these studies are always performed by Finns (or SE / DK / NO + maybe Russia). I'd love to see this (and other sauna studies) replicated by someone somewhere to the south or …

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    Comment #47382033

    It's inverted, 100 == 0, 75 == 25

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    Comment #47371002

    Yeah, a way where they hand you all their personal info for profiling, cyberbullying and threats?

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    Comment #47330128

    I've worked in the automotive industry, as an embedded dev, some years ago. The software used by the automotive industry, mostly German-written, is absolutely terrible. Funnily eno…

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    Comment #47268297

    I was not expecting it to be this ugly.

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    Comment #47217360

    You're missing the preparation for WW3.

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    Comment #47186493

    Probably war.

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    Comment #47180220

    Don't attribute to ideals what is simple self-preservation. No sane person wants to become a legitimate military target. They want to sleep in their own beds, at home, without risk…

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    Comment #46904893

    Only Matrix.

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    Comment #46904801

    As I've said before, Matrix really is the only viable open source solution for in-company communication. Every other solution (Zulip / Mattermost / whatever) is too risky, they cou…

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    Comment #46904747

    This cannot be overstated. It used to be a pile of trash, now it's quite decent (but with lots of room for improvement).

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    Comment #46632273

    Yeah, a lot of people who went to the US illegaly now own businesses. A highschool buddy went to drive trucks in like 2014, now has his own trucking company, several trucks, bunch …

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    Comment #46624822

    I think it's strictly for financial reasons. A different profile of people from Serbia comes to the US. I'm from Montenegro, but also lived in Serbia for a sizeable portion of my l…

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    Comment #46433001

    This has certainly happened to someone if not the OP. I did wait in a single spot for almost 10h, my 5-6h journey became a 15h one, in Serbia in the late 2000s. IIRC, a large part …

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    Comment #46394939

    IME it "just works" on Android: https://docs.element.io/latest/element-server-suite-classic/...

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    Comment #46391516

    I thoroughly investigated every open-source (mostly open-core) self-hostable Slack alternative, and the conclusion was clear: only a self-hosted Matrix is a viable option. There ar…

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    Comment #46280008

    There's a very common line of thinking that goes like this: From the end of WWII until the fall of communism, the public in the West (as opposed to the elites) enjoyed much better …

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    Comment #45816562

    Is there a device you can recommend for printing (sticky) labels occasionally? I have a little Brother printer for those narrow little labels, one with a rubber keyboard, but would…

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    Comment #45790196

    I agree. But on the other hand, let's not kid ourselves, array out of bounds, use after free, resource leaks and bad type system, all of this isn't even close to an exhaustive list…

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    Comment #44442805

    When you hear him saying it, it's funny. When you hear this reiterated by employees, who actually believe it, then it's sad. Obviously not in this situation, but I've actually hear…

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    Comment #44434760

    Woodworers make 70% - 200% of dev wages in Slovenia, especially if you're decent at it. It's of course quite dull, kitchens, cabinets, ... Mostly tailored to living spaces of upper…