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tofflos

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    Comment #48083815

    amd64 forky reproduced: 97.02% good: 17586 bad: 511 fail: 30 unknown: 0 This, statistics for other architectures, and the reasons for unreproducibility can be found at https://repr…

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    Comment #47553365

    I installed codex yesterday and the first thing I'm doing today is figuring out how bubblewrap works and maybe evaluating jai as an alternative. Nice article.

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    Comment #47553324

    Codex uses and ships with bubblewrap on Linux and will attempt to use the version installed on the path before falling back to the shipped version with a warning message. You shoul…

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    Comment #46073599

    I wasn't familiar with the PIP acronym so I asked $AI: > A PIP (Performance Improvement Plan) is a formal document a company uses when they believe an employee isn’t meeting expect…

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    Comment #45849080

    https://illumos.org/books/dtrace/chp-usdt.html#chp-usdt

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    Comment #45792477

    Eclipse Collections also comes with an API that seems nicer than the one provided by the standard library - so it might be worth checking out even if you're not interested in primi…

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    Comment #45552518

    It's terse and it lines up the variable names.

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    Comment #45552501

    I will make any excuse to use Streams but understand the negativity. They are difficult to debug and I feel the support for parallelism complicated, and in some cases even crippled…

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    Comment #44487754

    Rocksmith+ recently got a piano mode. The default interface is similar to Guitar Hero but you can also toggle to a sheet music view. I haven't tried it. I have tried Playground Ses…

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    Comment #44360005

    It's a difficult read. Cybersecurity and digital systems was not the issue but gets thirteen pages of proposed measures. I feel this could have been left out. Electric System Opera…

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    Comment #43599509

    What's unique about this? This is basically what every parent and teacher already does.

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    Comment #43150023

    Just do the thing. I'll have your back if it goes wrong. Sincerely Your non-toxic boss.

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    Comment #42993138

    There can't be a competitive market. The entity that operates the grid has a monopoly on all customers in the area. So I would say entities that govern grids fall in a can't-be-all…

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    Comment #42532248

    > I’ll preface this by saying that if Neovim isn’t your primary editor, you should first try an IDE specifically for Java." Seconded. As someone who has spent a lot of time configu…

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    Comment #42138921

    Off-topic but I love this naming convention from Red Hat which I hope gets more traction across the industry. It absolutely detest wading through vendor marketing material to figur…

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    Comment #42031857

    > Like why didn't anyone catch the issue with the logs? I see questions like these a lot and every time I feel that people immensely underestimate the effort required for curating …

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    Comment #41961959

    This article is wrong on so many levels! Or, you know, the author is optimizing for something else than what I am optimizing for. ;-) > "House, car, work scenario" To provide some …

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    Comment #41284259

    I used yq last week to scan through all the Java projects (i.e. Maven pom.xml-files) within our org to check which ones inherit from the corporate pom. yq eval --input-format xml -…

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    Comment #41217937

    I believe that the popular working theory is that poor people have less options, i.e. distractions, which leads to more time spent training and better athletes. If the theory is co…

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    Comment #41211776

    I would have loved to see Java introduce something similar to the IntelliJ @Language-annotation in the standard library but maybe they'll figure out the sweet spot in a future Stri…

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    Comment #41210263

    Check out https://eclipsestore.io (previously named Microstream) if you're into Java and interested in some of the ideas presented in this article. You use regular objects, such as…

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    Comment #40966045

    Check out Spring Modulith at https://docs.spring.io/spring-modulith/docs/current-SNAPSHOT... . Their pitch is that the application framework organizes your code in such a way that …

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    Comment #39333449

    Could you expand a bit on the challenges with Skype/Zoom?

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    Comment #39324675

    > Using cert-manager to manage SSL certificates > Very intuitive to configure and has worked well with no issues. Highly recommend using it to create your Let’s Encrypt certificate…

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    Comment #38830729

    Are you using cheerpj and if so how is that working for you?