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julik
3mo ago
That is absolutely delightful
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julik
3mo ago
https://github.com/flippercloud/flipper
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julik
3mo ago
It is bad terminology, yes. But also - a pretense that you know the overarching influence of a commit ahead of time, which you don't - but once you have conventional commits everyone on the team and the LLMs have to spend time/tok
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3mo ago
Previously: https://blog.julik.nl/2020/04/do-not-use-tickets-in-commit-t... with honorable mention of conventional commits. There is nothing conventional about them - it's ceremony that's wasting valuabl
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4mo ago
Which is not hard to do (it is a modulo over a mersenne twister or something similar), but in my recent gigs just Flipper with optional "state of the flags table as of now" endpoint was more than enough. That modulo+random combo r
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julik
5mo ago
But - albeit briefly - a lot of value for the shareholders has been created
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julik
7mo ago
This. Pulling in Parquet and all of its dependencies is utter overkill.
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We have to re-learn to walk alone
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8mo ago
This is the next evolution of the "My film does not use CGI" sneering. Sure, doing proper pre-rendered VFX with photo-realism is great and also people doing it love it. But can it be done on the budgets/fixed bids/turnar
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Your workflow system just runs DAGs
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Dreams of Marshalable Stacks
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8mo ago
Mine is 2560x1440 which is a pretty nice "sweet spot" size. A comparable 5k to 6k display still commands a substantial price, and - given that I work at two locations - would need me to have two of them. The screen I use as my cur
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8mo ago
I would have switched in a pinch if Zed had their low-DPI font rendering in order. At the moment it just looks bad.
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9mo ago
Interesting article, but it mixes up two concerns, I would say. One is retrieving trees from the DB and storing them - which can be annoying but has nothing to do with permissions. Another one is "hiding" unpermitted nodes/br
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9mo ago
Yes, you need both
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9mo ago
Having built an image sequence player using JPEGs back in the day - I can attest that it slappps.
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Be Careful with GIDs in Rails
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10mo ago
It depends on whether the ELAC is an LRU (line-replaceable unit, i.e. a box with ports that can be swapped at an airport) and whether a software update can be uploaded into a unit that is installed (not all aircraft have a "firmware up
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10mo ago
This ELAC version is 100-something, and the A320 first flew around 1988. Why the updates - for example, there are updates to flight control law transitions, like after 1991 where the aircraft would limit flight control inputs during landing
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10mo ago
True. I would say, however, that every "concept" of airliner flight deck has its own gimmicks that can kill. The Airbus "dual input" is such a gimmick. Even though there was, for example, an AF accident with a 777 where
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10mo ago
The animations were there, but they were frame-based with the number of frames carefully calculated to show UI state changes that were relevant. For example, when you would open a folder, there would be an animation showing a window rect an
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10mo ago
I'd rather say the zenith was 8.1 which was not very widely used. 8.5 did add some nice gimmicks like the app switcher palette but for some reason it felt way slower than 8.1.
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10mo ago
That is an interesting difference. Also, from what I know, the German signaling is configured in such a way that there always be sufficient braking distance between signals - including speed reductions, whereas if you look at how tightly th
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10mo ago
Most European railways require a driver to have done some route familiarization for most routes, which tends to work fairly well. What does not work very well is that the UK has very patchy and antiquated train safety systems (AWS / TP
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Intuitive UIs support user habits
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11mo ago
It does seem like it - with the addition of "one sentence per paragraph", which - outside of its LinkedIn format - feels like yelling. This format doesn't incite trust in the person advising (let alone the tone).
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11mo ago
...by the passing of which the name of the game will be to find another vehicle for occluding reality and creating optics. Something to replace "bets" with "shaping" and "appetite", for example. Connecting effo
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1y ago
Interesting scoop!
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1y ago
* Get appointed as paid managers of a non-profit * Get advice from legal * Legal suggests removing long-term maintainers without liability contract the same way people get fired: immediately and instantly, and screw the consequences. "
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Perception frequently matters more than legibility
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