kriz9

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by kriz9 3y ago
You can install the portable version of VSCode and you don't have to deal with this anymore - then you can update whenever you need to.
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by kriz9 3y ago
I agree. Most of my frustration comes from unescessary abstractions and not code that I can't extend.
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by kriz9 3y ago
It is nice to see someone writing that a single server is enough for a lot of websites/apps - if not most. Computers are insanely fast nowadays.
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by kriz9 4y ago
Temporary variables are often tedious? I have found that well named temporary variables are the only clear way to comment code without actually writing the comment. The version with temporary variables is much easier to understand without h
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by kriz9 4y ago
LS500 is quite noisy on full brightness (100% 4000 lumens) but almost silent in eco mode (50% brightness). But at 50% I would not call it a tv replacement anymore because the brightness is not great for daytime viewing. Not sure about the L
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by kriz9 4y ago
I am currently testing out Epson ls500 as a tv replacement. It has been great so far. Only downside is the ugly "periscope" on top and the throw distance being a bit too far so it takes too much space away from the living room. Ep
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by kriz9 4y ago
Lars Bak? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lars_Bak_(computer_programmer)
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by kriz9 4y ago
It would be better. If any other OS gets as good in window management as Windows is right now I would happily make the switch. MacOS is close (with extra apps) but it is not there yet unfortunately. And that is why MS can get away with this
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by kriz9 4y ago
I would happily pay Microsoft just to have the minimal Windows without all the bloat. Windows does window management well. That's good. That is all I need. Stop trying to shove these half finished applications with bad UX/ads down
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by kriz9 4y ago
Exploration? Who knows, maybe we will all replace our yaml with perl at some point. Maybe not. But it is definitely good to see these somewhat crazy experimentations. That is how we move forward.
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by kriz9 4y ago
I would add two more suggestions here: 1) If you have 50€ to spare always take the taxy to the city center. If you take the train you will hate this airport as much as the one at Frankfurt. You can thank me later. 2) Use security lanes 1 o
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by kriz9 4y ago
You are correct sir. I was trying to keep myself going on a rant. I think if you want to avoid large frameworks/build pipelines and the ugly mess that Web APIs are then jQuery fits perfectly. I have tried and failed many times writing
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by kriz9 4y ago
Most developers don't seem to understand that jQuery was not just a wrapper for browser compatability. Yes, we do have all that nice functionality in a modern browser nowadays but compared to jQuery it just not as elegant. jQuery still
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by kriz9 5y ago
I am struggling to understand how Deno is supposed to do that. To me it seems like they are re-inventing the package.json What is the difference ? https://deno.land/manual@v1.13.1/examples/manage_dependencie...
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by kriz9 5y ago
Does that 148 kWh also consider the energy spent on running the offices, energy spend on commute for VISA employees and all the other things that keep this system working ?
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by kriz9 5y ago
Makes me wonder how far are we from fully automating the agricultural cycle. Is there anything still missing ?