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ivolimmen

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About ivolimmen

meet.hn/city/52.6974447,5.2260217/Grootebroek

Socials: - github.com/ivolimmen - codeberg.org/ivolimmen - reddit.com/user/ivolimmen - deezer.com/us/profile/6410927063

Interests: Open Source, Privacy, Programming, Remote Work, Technology, Web Development

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #49223408

    Yes I was pooping while reading this

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    Comment #49195416

    Part of me says nothing of value was lost but you formulate it so eloquent that it is a shame that the cultural reference is lost

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    Comment #49194508

    Goatse... Ouch that brings back memories.

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    Comment #49125847

    I can also recommend https://store.steampowered.com/app/375820/Human_Resource_Mac...

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    Comment #49121009

    As far as I understood this (plus future work) will make value classes work more like structs meaning it will save memory and align memory better for things like gRPC, etc.

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    Comment #49120838

    I personally would never compare the two. Someone said: java to JavaScript is like car to carpet. And I completely agree with that.

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    Comment #49120729

    I personally see no benefit using this. For large changes I often completely work locally until it's done. I commit everything logically and when everything is done I push and make…

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    Comment #48917400

    I remember I have my first computer that could actually play MP3's. The computer I had before it could store them but not play them. So yeah I remember those times...

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    Comment #48917384

    This looks really nice, I also have a weird love for this kinds of GUI's. Windows 95/98 & CDE are my thing, and I really miss it.

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    Comment #48917207

    I left the site over a month ago, I closed my account. I only receive weird emails from recruiters from it.

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    Comment #48895287

    It's like making directories called 'only for jack' etc. and expecting everyone to follow the rules

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    Comment #48831306

    Since LLM's are mimicking our code my guess we do...

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    Comment #48814408

    Two articles on the site are already bookmarks in my app. I completely agree. Not all applications become hugely populair to actually need all those tooling. Plus since I always wo…

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    Comment #48800743

    Both screenshots of Windows 2000 and OpenVMS are in my opinion the peak UI's.

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    Comment #48795206

    > In the US and countries with a similar date format Humm that's like 2 or 3 countries?

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    Comment #48772598

    I recently got a 1Gbit fiber and I have been very happy with it. I do not know if I am a heavy internet user but I have DisneyPlus, Netflix, HBO, Prime. I game and those games use …

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    Comment #48744949

    It's a typo: I meant consultant

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    Comment #48731842

    One of the pillars of Domain Driven Design. I love working on a pure DDD application but I do not often convince my team (I am a constant) that this is the best way ...

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    Comment #48731549

    They should drop the word 'buy'. There are several reasons your purchase will be gone at some point. There is no guarantee the company will not be bought by another company that re…

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    Comment #48731381

    I think it does if enough people try this. I will.

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    Comment #48625756

    Yes ASP.NET core is a big improvement; I recently tried .NET again on my Linux machine and was able to run .NET and skip using Mono. If we want to compress a file we normally just …

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    Comment #48625719

    I mostly blame it on Linq but you are right it mostly because bad documentation on both the provider and the general stuff on how Linq works. Yes Java does not have an alternative …

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    Comment #48597825

    Same for me. I have worked with Java since 1.2.2 and used .NET for something like 10 years (don't remember the versions). Most important differences are: -Java always has an API, .…

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    Comment #48486497

    I have a Chromebook lying around that is cheaper than this... memory prices are crazy!

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    Comment #48486467

    As far as I remember, when I was working with GIS I never had to use ArcGIS; there are very good free alternatives like QGIS.