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Comment #39105834
From an 11th gen I get about 6 to 7 with light usage, two to three with any development. It's largely a thin client at this point. Battery health is at 92%. I tried upgrading to th…
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Comment #37756438
Updated parent comment with links. The back 2 are USB 4 while the front are usb 3.2 is one thing. Last I read, the USB a cards don't fully enter suspend in the os. I have an 11th g…
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Comment #37756186
There was a note on Reddit that the ports / expansion cards were in the wrong way to maximize power efficiency. USB c in back two, USB a in the front. Link to official comment http…
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Comment #35688154
I recently did a deep dive on gc issues at work, and compared eden the default collector and z. Our app was collecting pretty heavily, and an average collection time of about 50ms.…
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Comment #32926850
Is there a chance of a hinge offering 2 in 1 capabilities? I.E. full fold back to tablet mode?
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Comment #31209495
I medically can't drive, and my other half doesn't want to drive. I see this as well, a number of my circle also want walkable/transit areas. In the states it's NYC, Philly, Boston…
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Comment #31099468
The weakest link in this setup is your current internet. I've found while traveling, internet is generally pretty bad under, 10Mbs. Making this a rather difficult task. American vi…
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Comment #28471142
Outside of html docs, it's purpose is similar to swagger * Auto generate mock / containers for testing * Generate server interfaces * Generate models that go across the wire * Remo…
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Comment #28081613
Been using Kotlin for ten'ish years. I feel the same, although I'm not part of the Java camp, coming more functional i.e. Scala. I was working on a number of open source libraries …
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Comment #25328070
Side question, is there a better remote desktop/spice client than Microsoft Remote Desktop via the app store? I've found it's performance lagging compared to MS RDP client, or Remm…
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Comment #24223246
I really wish fabric8, and more specifically kotlin k8 dsl[2] was getting more traction. It removes the down side of yaml all over the place. It's missing the package management fe…
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Comment #24204839
They tried addressing some of the limitations of the JVM with native and co-routines. Making multi thread objects mutable, to not allow for race conditions. From a recent conferenc…
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Comment #24204662
This sort of echoes what I meant by in my opinion the build system is better on Kotlin, if not more complex. My opinion of course. Using a library from a big tech vendor I found a …
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Comment #24198740
I've been using Kotlin for a long time for backend/server dev personally and professionally. I've been feeling this more and more recently. I've said a couple times to my colleague…
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Comment #23473216
* Arch Linux / Manjaro. AUR is a great resource for the latest packages * i3 / sway. I've built a number of custom patches on top of it. * Windows Aero Snap - a close second * MacO…
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Comment #23312667
I was trying to redo my project and consulting site. I did one side in hugo. The other I tried react and type script. I just said the heck with it. I did a basic html page, using a…
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Comment #23304535
I'd be curious to hear more about the issues with joins, and dynamic conditionals. I've been working on a type provider lib for sql in kotlin[1]. The join problems I've seen are ei…
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Comment #23163648
I'm mixed on the cost of living to salary argument. If I provide X value to a company. Say I complete a project that generates Y revenue. Why am I now docked on pay, because I'm ch…
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Comment #23042518
I recently gave up on home network clustering/kubernetes. I've since moved to digital ocean. I was working on data heavy apps for testing. I had several SSD zfs pools which was the…
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Comment #22893268
It's not much different than stadia or nvidia geforce(?). I played online multi player games. If you have a 144hz gsync/freesync monitor. Then this isn't meant for that. But it was…
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Comment #22890887
I used paper space for remote gaming via Parsec. I also purchased one of their machines for remote development purposes. While I was waiting for parts to fix my laptop. The service…
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Comment #22879242
I've wanted to do a deep dive into Github vs Gitlab for projects. But I'm a bit hesitant to have that on my blog. Unfortunately most places I've been pushing for anything other tha…
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Comment #22877479
I've been thinking of leaving for the past several years. But as the primary income for my house hold, I need the higher pay of tech. I've gone to a number of career counselors. Tr…
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Comment #22866227
When I first started learning to program. Every three months I switched languages/stacks, re-implemented a project in that language. Trying to learn the different approaches to dev…
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Comment #22675560
I'm a big proponent of contract and document based development. Easing on boarding, and correlating the current architecture with active documentation. I usually keep software cent…