domano

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by domano 9mo ago
Yeah that should work, you can remove all the AI stuff with a single setting and the rest should be fine.
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by domano 9mo ago
I know about the indexing, marking directories correctly so as not to trigger reindexing etc etc. Since i work on a couple dozen services in a monorepo in a few languages, no amount of heap memory or CPU will be enough. One days its the gra
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by domano 9mo ago
I have given it up to 30GB of heap and i tried many different GC configs, i even ran it and my project on ramdisk. The issue is related to using a monorepo with lots of code in different languages - openening single folders is fine. Ut i w
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by domano 9mo ago
Last week i cancelled my Jetbrains sub after a decade of daily driving it. I just cant take the performance issues anymore. Across 5 different machines all kinds of actions would just take ages and it got worse every year. Moving to Apple S
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by domano 2y ago
Bold of you to flat out drop down migrations. I guess having a new up migration to cover the case is better, but its nice to have a documented way of rolling back (which would be the down migration) - without applying it programmatically. B
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by domano 2y ago
I wish they would limit the number of attendees somehow or have some way to manage overcrowding. In 7 attendances i and most people in my group got a cold or the flu (this was before covid) - 7 years in a row.
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by domano 2y ago
The slack notification noise triggered me to check Slack frantically in case i was mentioned, but there was nothing. Slack really has us conditioned well.
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by domano 2y ago
A bit over a year ago I lost a dear friend, while his girlfriend was pregnant. The feeling of seeing something the person will never use again is soul wrenching. I wept when I read the line "No salt. No salt means that he’s not cooking
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by domano 3y ago
Hey, i bought it, nice work! A few things: * The main thing that makes ChatGPTs ui useful to me is the ability to change any of my prompts in the conversation & it will then go back to that part of the converation and regenerate, while
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by domano 3y ago
I dont understand how this is better than a docker-compose.yml with your dependencies, which plays nicer with all other tooling. Especially if there are complex dependencies between required containers it seems to be pretty weak in comparis
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by domano 3y ago
I just never could be happy with a TV without an OLED panel after i got my first one last year. Since then all other screen types look like garbage to my eyes, the better cinema projectors too. Shouldn't have bought an expensive big mo
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by domano 3y ago
Maybe someone knows how to solve a common sharing issue, I didn't see it mentioned here: I have a single ultra wide screen and would like to share a virtual area that has a normal size (16:9) with people via Google Meets, Slack, etc. O
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by domano 3y ago
Hey, can you recommend something one might read to get up to speed on queuing theory? I certainly am not aware of it, but work with queues.
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by domano 3y ago
Ah yeah forgot about that one. Ill make a better one tomorrow!
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by domano 3y ago
The emojis are strange, yeah. Well something for V2 then. I guess the visitor can be good depending on your language and use case. We do a lot of graph traversal and make use of it.
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by domano 3y ago
I loved https://grugbrain.dev and wanted more content. So now you can talk to him!
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Grug Brained Developer GPT(chat.openai.com)
9 points by domano 3y ago|6 comments
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by domano 3y ago
Ironically my experience has been that these responses came from people working in enterprise silos with few collaborators. Your mileage may vary.
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by domano 3y ago
Dont take this the wrong way, but this is the answer i would get from enterprise devs usually when pointing this out. Then i would realize that their definition of a real issue was completely removed from any business or user impact, but ge
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by domano 3y ago
Using mockserver etc. you can cover for these things in component-test cases even more easily through your whole application while being more flexible with bigger code changes than unit tests allow.
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by domano 3y ago
So at work we would run tons of tests against the real service with a real database, seeding thousands of schemas to allow for parallel testing of tests that change state. This takes 3 minutes, 1 if you use tmpfs. It only takes <10 secon
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by domano 3y ago
I was there 6 times and got sick 6 times after. The mask is a good idea. The weather was shitty every single time i was there. There are some good talks, but i find it to be overcrowded and if you dont get a seat in the morning in a devroom
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Dgraph Labs is becoming part of Hypermode(dgraph.io)
2 points by domano 3y ago|0 comments
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by domano 4y ago
I remember when Signal was called Textsecure and did E2E encryption for SMS - just to rant about argument number 5.
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by domano 4y ago
For work i have a M1 Pro 32GB RAM 16". Also i own a M1 Macbook Pro 13" 16GB for personal use. 1. Performance is great, i neve hear the fans even in summer. The only exception is our testing suite that uses all cores for 10 minutes
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by domano 5y ago
I use the Google Authenticator for everything and with ios & macOS i just press on the code on iOs & paste on the mac. Done. Things have gotten way easier with password managers and proper MFA in my opinion.
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by domano 5y ago
Is there no quarantine mandate where you live? Just curious, here it would be frowned upon to go running when you are positive.
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by domano 5y ago
I lost 45kg over 2 years(100 lb), here is how you can do it without being overly disciplined. 1. Don't overdo it, if you cant imagine living forever with a change in diet then it wont work. Your perspective on that change will maybe ch
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by domano 5y ago
What a biased unfounded thing to say.
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Intel’s strategy for outflanking Arm takes shape with bet on RISC-V(arstechnica.com)
9 points by domano 5y ago|1 comments

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