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by chrnola 1y ago
Guaranteeing order has its tradeoffs. There is work happening currently to make Kafka behave more like a queue: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KAFKA/KIP-932%3A...
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by chrnola 2y ago
Miss you all dearly.
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by chrnola 2y ago
This book[1] was a great read on the topic. [1]: https://ethanmarcotte.com/books/you-deserve-a-tech-union/
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by chrnola 2y ago
Same. I would rather put up with being burnt out than subject myself to interviewing. Ridiculous.
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by chrnola 2y ago
ManicTime was a lifesaver when I was working as a consultant and had to attribute every hour of my week to one of several clients.
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by chrnola 2y ago
Sometimes, but the differences in performance between the two were quite vast if I recall correctly.
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by chrnola 3y ago
Oh interesting. Might explain why Apple employees aren’t feeling this same pressure. Do you know if Apple’s MDM is the same for their retail and corporate employees? Also - I’m not super well versed in MDMs, but they seem to come in two gen
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by chrnola 3y ago
For the record, I did not return my (4x cheaper) iPad. I didn’t ever buy a Vision Pro. Because of the Apple ID issue. I’m trying to convince Apple that they should care because they lost a sale.
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by chrnola 3y ago
This is an incredible point that I had not considered.
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by chrnola 3y ago
Employers could be free to restrict use of such devices via MDM policy if they wanted. Also, how many of us have purchased keyboards, mice, displays, headphones, etc with our own money that we happily use with employer owned computers beca
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by chrnola 3y ago
Consider the setup process for the Apple TV. The TV shows a unique one-time-use QR code-like pattern that you can scan with the camera of an iOS device. Surely something like this would be sufficient for pairing a Vision Pro with a Mac. Als
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by chrnola 3y ago
> I bet Apple’s own employee issued macs are managed I thought so too. The Apple retail employee that gave me the demo of the Vision Pro confirmed this. He said the manager at his store had a Vision Pro and wanted to use it with his Appl
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Mac Virtual Display on Vision Pro Requires Same Apple ID(blog.pinola.co)
42 points by chrnola 3y ago|77 comments
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by chrnola 3y ago
underrated comment
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by chrnola 3y ago
Hmmm I thought it ran its own web server instead.
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by chrnola 3y ago
There’s some special handling for FETCH_HEAD too (i.e. which branch on a remote is considered the default).
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by chrnola 3y ago
Maybe I’m just hopelessly cynical, but I suspect that this is representative of the average developer’s experience.
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by chrnola 3y ago
Also it’s (indirectly) an ad for a product that they’re selling to help devs achieve this.
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by chrnola 3y ago
That’s quite the assumption! You’d also have to know that your shell maintains a history and know how to search it. None of these things are obvious to those who do not already know them. We all had to learn at some point.
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by chrnola 3y ago
As the parent comment says, the specifics of the example are irrelevant. Pretend you didn’t know that the dictionary file existed, or where it was stored, or that cat/shuf/head existed, or even how to compose programs in your shel
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by chrnola 3y ago
What kind of response would be appropriate then for getting them to take this issue seriously?
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by chrnola 3y ago
This bit is no longer entirely accurate: > For highly proficient users, this gets even worse as their is no command key equivalents for cut, copy, or paste. […] Part of the unspoken reason desktop clipboard use is so high is the speed in
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by chrnola 3y ago
Yeah agreed, especially now that PowerShell is available cross-platform. Nushell[1] also seems like a promising alternative, but I haven’t had a chance to play with it yet. [1]: https://www.nushell.sh/
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by chrnola 3y ago
The linked article literally mentions qpdf within the first few paragraphs.
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by chrnola 3y ago
I would amend this just to “delivers value”.
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by chrnola 3y ago
I’m having a hard time understanding this line: “Developers cannot take advantage of the full power of the underlying database for fear that the complex, opaque nature of SQL query behavior will overwhelm their ability to understand how que
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by chrnola 3y ago
Correct. No jailbreak required! The caveat for enabling JIT support is you have to “attach a debugger” first. AltServer automates this process…provided your iOS device can communicate with it when launching the app.
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by chrnola 3y ago
If you’re using the Arc browser, try out this Boost: https://arc.net/boost/E4A26AD9-F0FF-4247-AEAE-27D071FB546B
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by chrnola 3y ago
I was kicking around a similar idea a few months ago but for a single-user Mastodon instance. Obviously a phone is a huge single point of failure, but there are likely dozens of hobbyist use-cases like this that don’t need strong reliabilit
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by chrnola 3y ago
That’s an interesting idea! Reminds me of how Pyroscope’s continuous profiling data can be linked to OpenTelemetry traces[1]. [1]: https://pyroscope.io/docs/java-tracing/

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