coolgoose

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   by coolgoose 1mo ago

   Ah, MySpace, I think I made thousands of custom MySpace themes, hacking their complete lack of html escaping to change the layout. I wonder if they'd stil allow that same level of jankiness
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   by coolgoose 3mo ago

   This comment it's a bit weird, both podman and docker and render etc support dockerfile which is a standard way of packaging.
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   by coolgoose 3mo ago

   They have an incident reported today, but the status page for actions shows green :D that's fun.
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   by coolgoose 4mo ago

   The front looks like a vacuum cleaner
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   by coolgoose 4mo ago

   Is this a joke ? It looks beyond crap.
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   by coolgoose 4mo ago

   So, what's the actual real alternative ? The one that also supports open source projects ? Ironically gitlab is costlier than github, and not without their faults, but that's "maybe" the only other alternative here, anyt
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   by coolgoose 5mo ago

   because I can swap multiple models at the same time and ask them to rubber duck against each other ? if anything I'd like more models in github
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   by coolgoose 5mo ago

   I've been playing this for 10+ years :) it's one awesome game and the details for sprites and art direction is sweet.
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   by coolgoose 7mo ago

   This pretty much, and it's also more expensive.
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    by coolgoose 7mo ago

    What pity headers? Even if it is, or isn't ai, the content is in fact correct. There is no 'one' state of your application, unless you literally do maintenance window deploys and 0 queues and keep everything sync.
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    by coolgoose 7mo ago

    I feel that people forget that even amateur (Imho) level apps like dance ejay etc exist for 20+ years. Imho electronic music creation is for a long time not a hard solution, the problem is making something to sound good :) (and good is ofc
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    by coolgoose 7mo ago

    I mean, it's a pain at times to keep elastic in sync with the main db, but saying elastic is just an algorithm for text search feels odd.
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    by coolgoose 7mo ago

    This 100% most of new devices are locked, mobile etc.
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    by coolgoose 8mo ago

    What? Tables are responsive, they auto adjust widths or columns, you can control which are fixed width and which are fluid.
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    by coolgoose 8mo ago

    110% :P (or well more public transport so less cars ? :P)
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    by coolgoose 8mo ago

    But he was a footballer, some managers in it are like Alex Ferguson was baking goods, not knowing football
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    by coolgoose 8mo ago

    Still hoping Opel will be covered
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    by coolgoose 8mo ago

    My 2 cents, just make the damn meetings 20 minutes or 50 minutes, and start at sharp. I absolutely hate the 5 minutes past, as I am ALWAYS late on them, or 5 minutes early. Fixed time makes it so much easier to reason than random stuff.
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    by coolgoose 9mo ago

    You are comparing apples to oranges, and go is pretty strong typed
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    by coolgoose 9mo ago

    I don't get why people don't just use vue... with no build step, just including it.
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    by coolgoose 10mo ago

    I am so confused about this message Sounds like an sqllite performance tuning issue than anything else.
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    by coolgoose 10mo ago

    I am by no means an Ai fanboy, but not using translation tools feels odd?
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    by coolgoose 11mo ago

    This and the lack of proper a hrefs is the biggest pet peeve of mine with a lot of spa's
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    by coolgoose 11mo ago

    I personally still don't understand how actual online services (like storage) can work with one-off licenses.
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    by coolgoose 1y ago

    I am still happy with northflank. A bit more infra provider independence is nice to have. (we are actually moving from gcp to aws )
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    by coolgoose 1y ago

    I am really trying to understand how the web would work with 0 ads. I hate all the invasive pop-up crap ads with a passion, but this 0 ads just gets to a lot of gatekeeping, putting things under subscriptions etc.
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    by coolgoose 1y ago

    Welcome to PHP land :P
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    by coolgoose 1y ago

    Or be a proper comrade and only use our :p
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    by coolgoose 1y ago

    It's an awesome article but one thing makes me twitch `wrote a non-optimal algorithm and claimed it is optimal (in terms of guaranteed shortest solution) until (sometimes later) I noticed the bug;` That's my general concern, that
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    by coolgoose 1y ago

    I fail to see how you got 5x lower loc from php to go. Php isn't perfect but it has a lot of shortcut syntaxes that go just doesn't have