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Comment #46986589
Anecdotal data coming in hot. I use Siri daily for controlling HomeKit devices. She's not always on point though. I've named a light basically "Radiohouse", because that's what the…
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Comment #43343299
Well, I may be an oddball, but I never really find myself having the need for snapshots, I have a tendency to not really delete files. Once upon a time i recall Dropbox having vers…
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Comment #43340862
I don’t know, it’s my workstation so everything is in Dropbox/Onedrive/Github/Gitlab, making the machine itself ephemeral… Come to think of it I should probably get a NAS and mirro…
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Comment #43325976
Fedora is really good though. I’ve daily driven Windows, MacOS and Linux, Fedora is by far the best developer experience I’ve had so far. But then again, I tend to setup my devbox …
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Comment #43319871
Well, I once got a notice from Hetzner, that I needed to either stop running or harden some random open service I wasn't aware of running on my dedi box (I may have forgotten to in…
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Comment #42997640
Sooooo mixins? You can do that with Bootstrap as well.
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Comment #42051249
Maybe it’s not the engineers that need to grow up, but the indecisive product people incapable of sticking to their principles for more than a week at a time. That statement may be…
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Comment #41901468
Presumably a job.
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Comment #41729797
So in your opinion what's wrong with that code? To me it seems to be nicely documented and everything.
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Comment #41447975
Hibernate is not just for laptops though. I have a workstation with 128G of memory, and it’s annoying that the file allocates the full 128G even though i may only be using like 32G…
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Comment #41442950
Pretty anoying when you have more than 64G of memory though.
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Comment #41287892
Automattic: The company behind Wordpress. https://automattic.com/ 37signals: The company behind Basecamp and Hey. With a founder being the Ruby on Rails creator. https://37signals.…
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Comment #41159079
I think you’re right, and even though it scares me a lot seeing my portfoilio down like this, I still try to see it as an opportunity to buy at a discount. It means I have to hold …
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Comment #40521554
Fun fact: there’s less caffeine in espresso than in filter coffee. [1] [1] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=etnMr8oUSDo
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Comment #40336842
No one ever got fired for implementing soft delete.
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Comment #40022301
Wow, had not read that before. It seems really offensive to ordinary programmers that just want to get stuff done. I also find my peak productivity when using the .NET ecosystem, w…
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Comment #40022043
Building without VS is actually really easy with the dotnet cli, and msbuild was also doable. But now a days you get a long way just doing a: dotnet build
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Comment #39667094
Even smaller nit: Isn't it basically two sides of the same coin in this context? I'm not sure what the intent was in the previous post, but it could just as well be from the perspe…
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Comment #39560669
I’m not saying my insurer uses AI, but I recently had two dental claims processed entirely automatically by just providing invoices, and answering some questions online. This is in…
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Comment #39346984
Don’t get me wrong I actually agree with you. I’d also love to have more consistent ui’s, but at the same time I get why the business wants to differentiate it self from the compet…
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Comment #39346723
Perhaps what we do on a pc is not really that complicated or critical compared to flying a plane or steering an oil tanker. Just a thought.
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Comment #39324720
That’s also just a one line function with template literals in JS, if by Titlecase you mean upper casing the first character. Maybe a bit overkill to bake into a stdlib.
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Comment #39234457
Kudos to the team, but why on earth should i choose React when we’ve now reached a point where it needs an optimization compiler, seems silly to be honest.
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Comment #38732376
I’ve seen C#/Java projects with just as many dependencies, but much inferior dependency management. To be honest, this reads like you’ve only experienced frontend from the outside,…