dkwr

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On Computers(pebblebed.com)
2 points by dkwr 3mo ago|0 comments
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by dkwr 8mo ago
https://tty4.dev/ my blog. https://dkwr.de/ very small personal website.
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by dkwr 2y ago
Same here. I self-host it since 3 years and didn't feel the need to change it. A stable application which doesn't have any problems which OP mentioned. I use it as a PWA on mobile.
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by dkwr 2y ago
I can agree with that. I still use my XPS from 2022 on a daily basis, but I regret it alot. Battery life and cooling are unbelievably bad, it's a shame when you start thinking about the price.
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by dkwr 2y ago
In Germany or maybe Europe(?) many enterprises use Java for completely new services. Some reasons I found: - it's a matured stack with a matured framework (Spring) - there's already a lot of Java knowledge in the company - there a
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by dkwr 2y ago
Not me and I don't know if it's small enough to answer your question, but at my university there was someone doing research in the area of locating and navigating visually impaired people in the outside and inside of buildings. Wh
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by dkwr 2y ago
Does it also offer syntax highlighting? One nice thing about Npp is not only the temp files and tabs, but also that it offers syntax highlighting if needed. Sometimes when viewing a large Json it's nice to paste it in, turn on syntax h
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by dkwr 2y ago
+1 for self hosted FreshRSS. The only feature I'm missing from it is selecting multiple unread entries and marking them as 'read' instead of opening them one by one or marking the whole feed. Other than that it gives a feelin
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by dkwr 2y ago
And then you also have the books which cost 60€ and aren't even printed in color. I mean it makes sense for ecological reasons, but I can get books for 19€ that are colorized. It would be a much better reading experience if some boxes
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by dkwr 2y ago
Despite of the question being very unspecific I can’t tell you many details about alternatives. But: I think the biggest ones are Quarkus, Micronaut and Vertx. While Vertx defined itself more as a toolkit. I never had the chance to try some
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by dkwr 2y ago
I subscribed and it worked for me. I like your writing style. Short, concise and informative!
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WebAssembly Components(wa.dev)
1 points by dkwr 2y ago|0 comments
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by dkwr 3y ago
My experience is: As long as you don't write about something really controversial you won't get negative feedback. Frankly, in the beginning you may not get any feedback at all So, beside of disabling comments I'd suggest to
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by dkwr 3y ago
I've installed FreshRSS which gives me nearly the same vibe and experience. Since I use it I never really missed Google Reader.
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by dkwr 3y ago
> "The last official WikiReader image was released by Pandigital in 2011. However, there exists an active fork [...]" > "The latest update was released by this community in June 2021." Nice to see that a community-
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by dkwr 3y ago
You need to be careful when looking at wasmer. They build upon the Wasm and WASI standard their own stuff like WASIX. Running WASIX compatible services/stuff may not be compatible with other WASI runtimes. Furthermore they do offer the
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Using LLMs for test data generation(blog.dkwr.de)
3 points by dkwr 3y ago|0 comments
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by dkwr 3y ago
I'm torn between two sides when thinking about lobste.rs On one side they have imho high quality content. But on the other side they can keep this just because their registration is invite-only. Which leads to fewer/smaller discus
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The day I called Microsoft Support(blog.dkwr.de)
1 points by dkwr 3y ago|0 comments
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by dkwr 3y ago
I agree. Understanding the inner working of languages and their runtimes is IMHO what gets you one step closer to a senior. Luckily, I had in my young career few seniors in the team who knew a lot about Java and shared their knowledge about
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by dkwr 3y ago
I worked two years in the field of indoor navigation & positioning and we tried to achieve some of the things you mention in your post at smaller scale That said: I am impressed by the functionalities you seem to provide as I also know
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by dkwr 3y ago
I think he wants to make ooh.directory better known in different areas than cs / tech. So he's looking for a site like hn, but for other areas.
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by dkwr 3y ago
I have an RSS Feed reader where I randomly subscribe to blogs which I find here or on other places. Here's an incomplete list of the pages which I check on a daily basis. Tech: https://lobste.rs/ https://www
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by dkwr 4y ago
Nostalgia hits hard when seeing this design.