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by enigmo 3mo ago
not in the Hotmail dev team but about as close as you could get otherwise. I even reported to their general manager for a minute or two. fun times for sure.
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by enigmo 3mo ago
the FreeBSD migration didn’t take that long - iirc this was the frontend migration to an IIS ISAPI. the Solaris bits (storage and routing tables) took far longer - and again iirc the frontend had been rewritten in C# before all the Sun hard
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by enigmo 8mo ago
you pull packages from a trusted package repository, not from the internet. this is not rare in my experience (financial services, security) and will become increasingly common due to software supply chain issues.
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by enigmo 8mo ago
having a local simulator (DynamoDB, Spanner, others) helps me a lot for offline/local development and CI. when a vendor doesn't off this I have often end up mocking it out (one way or another) and have to wait for integration or e
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by enigmo 10mo ago
yeah all the major airports are class B and they need atc at jet cruise altitudes. there are uncontrolled airports with runways large enough for jets.. like Alpine Wyoming.
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by enigmo 10mo ago
not going to argue with that, there were single engine comments on the thread though.
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by enigmo 10mo ago
it depends on the airport and airspace. it's not required everywhere.
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by enigmo 11mo ago
mirrors can be configured in dockerd or buildkit. if you can update the config (might need a self-hosted runner?) it’s a quick fix - see https://cloud.google.com/artifact-registry/docs/pull-cached-... for an examp
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by enigmo 1y ago
this already exists, many apps use it. I do wish it was mandatory for _all_ apps to use it instead of being optional.
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by enigmo 1y ago
https://www.tindie.com/products/will123321/fourthirdeye-v10/ and a few other third party options have been available.
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by enigmo 2y ago
6. WPP in Windows 2000 ETW https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/test/weg/...
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by enigmo 2y ago
there are tags for this but I don’t see it used much around here, see https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:check_date as a starting point
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by enigmo 3y ago
this is a common enough need that out geom does a similar operation in fewer characters
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by enigmo 6y ago
most dairy cow meat is used for hamburger, it's rarely sold as steak or roasts.
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by enigmo 6y ago
it's also possible to have more than one microservice in a single repo. defining good interfaces is a problem unsolved by repo size and count.
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by enigmo 6y ago
Misleading headline, the first sentence is "how Spotify optimized and sped up elements from *our largest Dataflow job*". Surely it's not the largest ever run, even on Dataflow.
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by enigmo 6y ago
Hive also has had this optimization for as long as I can remember. As others have noted it's not particularly new or novel, it's just not part of the Beam SDK.
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by enigmo 6y ago
it's probably just a typo, in context this reads like `content` not `contempt`.
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by enigmo 6y ago
I wonder why the interested parties don't just offer to pay for ID cards. Seems like this would solve both problems, but perhaps I'm missing something obvious.
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by enigmo 6y ago
I've used multiple that run the build in a sandbox without secrets. One of them didn't even mount in the .git directory, it just propagated some commit info via environment variables. I also like to split the publishing of artifac
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by enigmo 6y ago
the hospital employs somewhere around 30k people. even if they had all 60k doses (two per person) they can't vaccinate everyone at the same time due to potential side effects, so a schedule is needed to avoid an entire department being
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by enigmo 6y ago
microservices can too, just most databases don't support this without an additional service layer. fwiw Spanner does.
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by enigmo 6y ago
the scope of the pandemic wasn't yet clear in Q1
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by enigmo 6y ago
> The other issue (and we're part of this problem) is that a lot of former rental houses are being put on the market, so locals are having quite a hard time finding a place to rent, and having to end up in places like Reno, which is
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by enigmo 6y ago
this was a common practice at Microsoft in the mid 90s, maybe 95-97ish. the set of apps involved were called BBT: "Basic Block Tools". Windows, SQL Server, among others, were post processed with profiling data. it also deduped bas
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by enigmo 6y ago
the fire is moving away from the nearest Sequoia grove near Freeman Creek. wind forecast looks alright too.
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by enigmo 6y ago
unlikely to be useful unless you're shooting in RAW and need evidence that a specific sensor took the shot. phones and cameras do a lot of post processing before an image hits the disk and the original is discarded.
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by enigmo 6y ago
free credits. I've heard of deals giving out $50mm+ in credits over five years before... also gives you some insight into AWS/GCP/Azure margins.
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by enigmo 6y ago
> But you can add the necessary type declarations to dynamic language to facilitate static type checking if desired. These checks don't influence the build time significantly. Indeed, type checking is rarely the slowest compilation
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by enigmo 6y ago
The git log is also handy. first "merge": https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/git/git.git/commit/?id=33deb6... first "tag": https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/gi

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