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oopsthrowpass
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Comment #39324368
WTH is this, some training program how to write await for no reason? :)
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Comment #39233563
Back around 2002 we built an IRC bot that logged everything in a channel, built up a frequency table of which word follows what word and then randomly would spew out some text usin…
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Comment #39233332
Ahh this almost fits our use case, but we already went with Feasible Cost Konfigurable AWS setup
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Comment #39003515
The only part of scrum I like is daily standups, I get an overview and mostly sync up with what the team is doing. The other ceremonies (like sprint planning/review and retro I fin…
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Comment #38990722
Shut up and take my money!
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Comment #38990669
On Desktop I am perfectly happy running Debian sid again after a long detour to Mac OS X until it got enshittified too much. Ubuntu is interesting for enterprise use though, the mi…
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Comment #38983497
I had a license at 16, but did not renew it for 24 years, so I managed to get my license again at age 39. It's not too hard, takes a while to get used to rush hour traffic situatio…
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Comment #38698655
For me if I get into a topic (like 2-3 hours focus time) then interruptions are OK, I won't drop context until end of the day. If the interruptions happen early in the morning so I…
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Comment #38675051
Mine has not broken yet, I wonder if they do anything weird like heavy duty crypto mining with them that causes the failure
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Comment #38672246
https://documentation.suse.com/alp/dolomite/html/alp-dolomit...
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Comment #38672240
Yes, but what does it do?
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Comment #38658276
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Comment #38652074
Is it even physically possible to compete with Apple when Apple booked all (90%?) of the next gen manufacturing capacity from TSMC?
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Comment #38624039
There is no problem in distributed systems that can't be solved with a well placed sleep(1000) :D But anyway, good job, Postgres is quite a DBA unfriendly system (although better t…
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Comment #38574035
Yeah the dimensions discussed in this article is somewhat advanced stuff and comes from experience, DRY is relatively basic concept and easy to grasp and unfortunately mid level en…
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Comment #38455447
blasphemy, this should immediately be moved to microservices and AWS and cost optimized and each component should be scaled separately (maybe some components only need 0.5 CPU, thi…
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Comment #38412932
Yeah, fair point, maybe could get some wins if serving assets from same domain, but probably should use a CDN for that on different domain
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Comment #38412912
Your refresh token does not need to be a JWT, it needs to be checked once in a blue moon and a server side round trip is OK
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Comment #38412880
In my opinion there are 2 good approaches: If you really need to use JWT-s then store the refresh (just normal UUID looking token that is validated on the backend) token in a httpO…
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Comment #38308360
my understanding is that you can't sell this cloud as a service (AWS would not be able to use it)
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Comment #38295891
I am pleasantly surprised how good combo Debian sid / Steam Beta / Proton Experimental has been for gaming (converted from OS X for different reasons and then discovered the gaming…