krautsourced

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by krautsourced 1mo ago
By MIT currently, do you mean it will eventually change to a different OSS license, or it may become a closed source product? That latter would be rather sad...
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by krautsourced 2y ago
The last bit is very true - companies are making money for the owners _and_ to pay the programmer's often relatively high salary. It's a general rule in life that the more 'fun' or 'fulfilling' your job is, the
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by krautsourced 2y ago
This feels like the author simply went for the entirely wrong jobs. It sounds like what he wants is to make decisions, and those you can only make in small teams, small companies, and in lead positions. Going for any sort of FAANG or corpor
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by krautsourced 3y ago
Sorry, my mistake, you were referring to the blog post and I was thinking of the product page...
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by krautsourced 3y ago
I kinda felt the big red 'Download package' button gave it away? Also: `brew install --cask red-canary-mac-monitor`
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by krautsourced 4y ago
In the case of Jira, how much of that is related to frontend code, compared to backend code / inefficient queries? I find performance suffers mostly when media assets, advertisments, marketing and tracking scripts etc. come into play.
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by krautsourced 4y ago
Netflix did that for a long time with the very right item in the suggestion list where I could never see the details because it would instead scroll to the next page, making the item I was interested in disappear to the left :) Seems like t
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by krautsourced 4y ago
I might just be getting old and cranky, but I get the feeling we're re-inventing common sense, but replace sense with technology. Can I get an app that tells me to stop letting the water run while I brush my teeth as well?
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by krautsourced 4y ago
And blazingly fast. Don't forget how blazingly fast it is.
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by krautsourced 4y ago
45 and that's basically me. In particular this: "I have no idea about how effective pair programming is. My desire to discover it is zero." :)
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by krautsourced 4y ago
No. And I sold all the VR devices I had over time rather quickly again. Once the novelty wears off, they just became supremely impractical. For gaming it required the shuffling of furniture. For anything else, neither the resolution nor com
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by krautsourced 4y ago
That right there. Failing impossible tasks is not a personal failure and nobody should waste their personal life on these tasks out of some sense of 'pride' or 'loyalty'. The failure lies purely with the person who made
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by krautsourced 4y ago
More I'd hope. There's a good reason for it too, faeces and trash will attract rats and the combination is a good source for all kinds of health issues, especially if you mix it with a large homeless population. Check out the numb
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by krautsourced 4y ago
Hmm. Seems like there's barely any facial animation. With the pixel graphic you kind of forgave it because your mind fills in the gaps, but with the flash style they are going with here, it feels really dead. At least in this trailer.
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by krautsourced 4y ago
see also https://github.com/actions/cache/issues/820 Looks like the package servers are having troubles. Apparently a workaround is to use the `cache: npm` parameter for the setup-node action. Won't help
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by krautsourced 4y ago
Aren't the latter two definitions for the ORM side of things? Just guessing, I haven't looked into it too much.
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by krautsourced 4y ago
I don't mind the touchbar - I mind that it _replaced_ the F-keys! I want proper function keys! If I get some sort of status display _in addition_ to the keys, I'm fine with that.
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by krautsourced 4y ago
German
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by krautsourced 4y ago
Deno is No|de swapped. So no, not backwards. But... how would one call it?
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by krautsourced 4y ago
"avoid buying...at all cost" had me chuckle a bit ;)
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by krautsourced 4y ago
BeOS, obviously.
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by krautsourced 4y ago
They put an add-noise filter on top. It's often used to give it a more 'filmic' look and also hides away some uniformity in simple textures. Plain, plan surfaces look very fake, add some noise and suddenly it feels more &#x27
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by krautsourced 4y ago
If you play Elden Ring and get to the Southeastern Palace scene... :)
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by krautsourced 5y ago
For me the mixed model works best, some days at the office, some at home. I am infinitely more productive when it comes to coding working from home. The constant office interruptions made it impossible to concentrate for any length of time.
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by krautsourced 5y ago
Check this setting (in the Desktop App): Settings > Security > Display > Always show password and full credit card numbers
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by krautsourced 5y ago
In a perfect world, this advice is absolutely true (and I've been guilty of it more than once). In reality, here's my experience: - poor specifications from the start, with moving targets in the middle - nobody available or willin
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by krautsourced 5y ago
Whether these are reasons for you I can't say, for me it's: - proper support of dual monitor setups (particularly via Displayport) and remembering window positions - WSL2 integration (it really does work great) - eventual drop of
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by krautsourced 5y ago
Yes that's kind of what I meant. And we could have those standards for software too (we do, kind of, in the banking and health sector). But with all that which follows those standards - higher cost, lower speed, fewer innovations.
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by krautsourced 5y ago
Other engineering sectors do have this kind of liability. What do these sectors have as well? Standards. If a house needs to be built, there are _loads_ of safety regulations to follow. Standards to adhere to. Inspections to be had. Only th
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by krautsourced 5y ago
For reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-VT8Hs3OhY It is so obvious from the style and music that a demo group (The Silents) were behind this game. I'm still loving it to this day. Missing getting boxes of demo

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