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optician_owl

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    Comment #46430064

    Oh. This is a pretty stereotypical character among data scientists. This character thinks software development is all about generating text, and because they know how to generate t…

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    Comment #46175405

    That's funny. - Let's create a new Kafka in rust. Yeah! - Let's create a Kafka client that's ready to use. Blah.

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    Comment #43993460

    It's an awkward article. To answer why a query is slow you need a bit more details than just the query. Also, I reread about timeouts and didn't get it, what was the database, whet…

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    Comment #43780620

    It's a terrible post. What it suggests is to turn your head off and follow overly generalised principle. I guess when somebody invent yet another acronym it is a red flag. Data has…

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    Comment #43100998

    > all the "complication" and "bloat", but then just end up with homegrown unmaintainable crap that does half of what the frameworks offer for significantly more effort. I don't see…

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    Comment #43100145

    > Spring Boot gives you a set of dependencies that all work together. But spring boot deps is infamous meme. > Then you don't have to spend time messing around with things like OAu…

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    Comment #42248501

    I would. Not because it's something pleasant. There is a huge difference between no value and default value. I had plenty cases where I needed to distinguish them because absent va…

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    Comment #42244301

    The worst thing - default values as a solution for absent values. What can go wrong with implicit value assignments?!

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    Comment #40607923

    Capture One.

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    Comment #36367443

    One off the main problem is a parallax. Especially if there are moving objects in the background and foreground. For example, tree branches or leaves.

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    Comment #36100706

    https://softwarefoundations.cis.upenn.edu

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    Comment #35018926

    As far as I understand the backslash is a mark of a variable. The problem that it looks like the escape symbol and this is really confusing. What about another symbol? #,%,|, Of co…

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    Comment #35018852

    I would argue that jdbc API is far more dangerous than string interpolation :) But I wholeheartedly support the idea of JEP. Scala got several good UX benefits based on the string …

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    Comment #35018774

    One of the best application I've seen is structured and contextual logging [1]. Combined with implicits, this allows you to require a right renderer or/and automatically get a curr…

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    Comment #29936248

    Does not allow to use a struct field. That's strange.

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    Comment #29861307

    The most obvious Nikon problem is the absence of cine lenses (I skip ergonomic because it is a common 'photo camera for video' problem). Of course, you can use photo lenses, but it…

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    Comment #25535138

    Lightroom has some critical problems limiting professional use. * Forced lens profiles. (And more. There are reports of double application of profiles) * Color and light correction…

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    Comment #20979543

    Looks like ears are unchanged but it's a strong identifier.

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    Comment #20632569

    https://github.com/Odomontois/Tincat Not exactly you asked for but the only one I know.

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    Comment #18173200

    > so you never really have expensive context switches It can be possible only if there are no more "physical" threads than cores. And anyway a switching between async routines on t…

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    Comment #17677212

    It's secure if so was written in description.