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Comment #47553495
For some reason, this made everything worse for me. Now claude constantly tries to access my home folder instead of current directory. Obviously this is not still good enough. Also…
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Comment #46046322
I agree, any direct / field modification should be assumed to be not-thread safe. OTOH, I think Go made a mistake by exporting http.DefaultClient, because it is a pointer and using…
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Comment #45642058
> We have identified the underlying issue with one of our cloud service providers. Isn't it everyone using multiple cloud providers nowadays? Why are they affected by single cloud …
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Comment #44173461
> For instance, a recurring comment in user surveys is about the lack of stack traces associated with an error. This could be addressed with support functions that produce and retu…
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Comment #43244292
As an iPhone user, I can only agree that Apple's software quality is just going backwards. Keyboard is terrible, it suggests words that are completely unrelated. Control center is …
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Comment #39445620
Most companies out there want you to have certain technologies / keywords in your resume and will automatically reject you if you don't have them. Yes, building a solid project wit…
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Comment #38500746
Agreed and they reject applications with the reason they hired somebody else, though keep posting here
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Comment #27452336
It used to prefetch external images [1]. Another option would be asking whether to download external images. I think one can enable this in settings, default is always display exte…
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Comment #27452223
As far as I remember, Gmail used to prefetch images to prevent senders learning if and when recepient opens an email, but if this behaviour changed, I didn't know that.
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Comment #27452143
One interesting thing I noticed with Linkedin emails is that it dynamically fetches unread notification count. For example, if someone views your profile, there will be a notificat…
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Comment #27187408
> I'd love to hear what exact scenarios it does actually make sense to use Kafka for instead of Rabbit or AMQP1.0 :) If order of message processing matters, then Kafka is better su…
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Comment #27163857
> Almost all features of Instagram, except for interactive widgets in stories, are available from the web (doesn’t matter mobile or desktop). Not exactly. When viewed in desktop br…
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Comment #26454045
> I'm not sure how easy it is to figure out whether those 'highly forwarded messages' are all the same, or somehow link them without knowing anything about their content or linking…
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Comment #26276104
> So the same thing run locally is run in the cloud Who is preparing Dockerfiles? Developers and system administrators / security people do not generally prioritize same things. We…
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Comment #26197191
How does it compare to cuid [1]? If you know the differences, can you please explain them for those like me who do not know both? [1] https://github.com/ericelliott/cuid
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Comment #25747336
I always assumed that Whatsapp keeps the logs of call / messaging (i.e who texted to whom, how many times etc), however according to the this document, it does not keep them. Moreo…
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Comment #25486436
> How long are you talking? There were some Spring applications that took more than 5 minutes to start in my old job. However, things are most probably improved now with lazy initi…
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Comment #25485566
Rate of change may matter when your monolith application takes too long to deploy (i.e a big war application with lots of initializations at start), although rolling updates may he…
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Comment #25485149
If one part of the application needs to be changed frequently and/or is used by other applications, then it makes sense to separate it as a microservice. However, for other parts, …
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Comment #25478987
> Seems like people prefer to downvote rather than try to give a compelling answer to the question "is the literature on long term side effects of mRNA vaccines extensive". I think…
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Comment #25476585
I looked the video and he says that based on vaccine literature, for the past any important vaccine safety signature was clear within two months meaning two months is enough to con…