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thaniri
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Comment #48055715
I was able to reproduce this issue on kernel 6.12.57+deb13-amd64 running Debian 13 (Trixie), but unable to reproduce it on kernel 6.1.0-42-amd64 running Debian 12 (Bookworm). For a…
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Comment #26870908
> They don’t leave because, at the end of the day, they can’t allow themselves to risk their acquired prestige, which is another way of saying: they can’t risk losing external vali…
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Comment #24499027
I'm actually a customer of Tutanota, and their product has been pretty good in the last ~2 years I've used it. Short of hosting your own email, I can't think of other email provide…
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Comment #24326677
- Why did you get into the field? What did you focus on at first? I really liked video games. I remember some skills I learned as a very young child and teenager to do things like …
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Comment #23962470
I can at least anecdotally say that I am in a privileged position of being enormously happier after COVID-19 shut my workplace down and every employee was told to work from home. I…
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Comment #23494073
I used to maintain some linux remote desktops at my job for specific workflows of certain employees. Wow, using xrdp was a complete gong show to manage. The most common bugs were i…
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Comment #23386534
It would be pretty much impossible to talk about CS in Polish as even the universities teach CS classes in English.
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Comment #22920730
> Play video games that require intense focus for prolonged durations to perform well like Starcraft 2, CSGO, DOTA 2 helped me build mental endurance. I used to be better than aver…
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Comment #22765081
It's so cool to see you in the mainstream and not hidden on teamliquid! r1ch hwaiting!
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Comment #22741041
I applied to a new grad production engineering job at Facebook recently. I probably did about 80 leetcode puzzles, let's just assume that is 1 hour per puzzle. So 80 hours of leetc…
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Comment #22291789
I just remind myself that this world has 7.5 billion people on it, and as a programmer I have a better income than the VAST majority of them. So, there are billions of people who w…
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Comment #22248769
This blog post is almost entirely a re-hash of http://highscalability.com/blog/2016/1/11/a-beginners-guide-... The primary difference is that this post tries to be more generic, wh…
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Comment #22027039
Anecdotally, this is not true. Due to how many North American cities are designed with urban sprawl and separation of living areas (suburbs) and productive areas (industrial/office…
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Comment #21556477
1. The consensus system you are talking about is Raft ( https://raft.github.io/ ) and it's baked into Consul. 2. There are two ways to interpret parallel infrastructure. I will pos…
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Comment #21507936
It seems like this problem is solved by simply setting a sensible minimum in an autoscaling group. And not "everyone on Earth was abducted by aliens and stopped using the service" …
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Comment #20924968
The Art of Learning by Waitzkin. The book details the lessons over time that the author (an American chess prodigy) learned about how to improve at chess. It gets interesting when …
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Comment #20420248
That's not how it works to a reasonable person, but marketers can count however best suits them.
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Comment #18040431
For anyone who actually plays SC2, or any real time game where human speed is a limitation, it should not be surprising that AI would crush human opponents. This video demonstrates…
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Comment #17858558
You can set up your apache/nginx or whatever webserver to redirect http requests to https. That way you can still link to your website with an http:// URL.