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by merb 20d ago
My plan for bigger things is mostly: Generate multiple solutions- they do not to work 100% correctly. And than I check which I would prefer. Which is more to our applications taste. And than I would take the vibe output as a kind of a ‚plan
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by merb 23d ago
Fun thing Google cloud storage supported that for a long time now. Just AWS took its time.
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by merb 29d ago
Which gui? I’m on Mac and somehow I could never really be happy with gui‘s for git. Gitkraken is the last I tried and I found it too much cluttering. Paid choices weren’t that great aswell either (yet)
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by merb 29d ago
On servers with k8s the default is preempt based on prio, followed by oom kill and ‚newly’ memory qos: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/scheduling-eviction/pod-... https://kubernetes.io/doc
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by merb 29d ago
Some collectors editions do come without a game cd nowadays.
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by merb 1mo ago
there isn't a market for gamers buying games on DVDs these days. BlueRay the same. Of course there are voice that do want real disks but sadly that time is over. Digital sales won.
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by merb 1mo ago
It‘s also cheaper than the murican ones from Google, Amazon, …. And tesseract was an example. Heck you can go xberg and use paddleocr. Most often layout is less of a problem for ocr. Most often you need high accuracy, which tools like these
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by merb 1mo ago
Tbf even with tesseract you already get shit ton of accuracy and you can probably do these 1000 pages for way less than 3.5€. For 3.5€ you can spin up a cloud instance with 8vCPU+32gb on gcloud for 11 hours (or 11 instances for an hour) whi
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by merb 1mo ago
1000 Pages / 3.5€ this is expensive as hell. If this is not fastly superior than something like tesseract it is not worth it.
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by merb 1mo ago
A little late reply: Preferably I do not use a client on my machine to publish a package. That’s what I meant, modern registries should always support working with oidc providers to support publishing credentials from ci/cd systems. So
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by merb 1mo ago
It’s done via uprobes which allows ebpf to attach to users processes or libraries, basically like ld_preload but built into the kernel. First link that explains it https://blog.quarkslab.com/defeating-ebpf-uprobe-monitoring.
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by merb 1mo ago
Without identity federation via oidc it’s basically not really a replacement for verdaccio
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by merb 2mo ago
Same as 4.8
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by merb 2mo ago
Wouldn’t it be better to use envelope encryption and sync the passkeys? I mean with envelope encryption somebody would probably be able to create a rfc that would support cross browser/password manager sync a passkey by using a encrypt
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by merb 2mo ago
Btw this also could come with negative consequences, like that they want to force id checks to access copyrighted material
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by merb 2mo ago
1 Developer with a 200k budget for tools.
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by merb 2mo ago
> Any specific examples? well how should I do that? Basically all application data is basically protected data and needs to be deleted pretty fast. I'm not sure if the certificates are even real in some cases. Some applications also
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by merb 2mo ago
Most b2 holders can’t even speak German. B1 is not that much better nowadays. You get tons of applications for a job where people struggle with the basics with these and as a small company with only DACH customers it’s most often not worth
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by merb 2mo ago
Well tbf pgdog looks extremely amazing on paper and goes way beyond multi threading. The notify/listen fix and automatic query routing to read replicas and auto sharding might bringt Postgres finally closer to vitess
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by merb 2mo ago
Well Enterprises can also enroll Linux machines in intune
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by merb 3mo ago
> For a while there, many people thought vitamin D was magical I never heard that in Germany. I only heard that if you use certain medications like cortisone that vitamin d could be problematic. Most doctors will give vitamin d supplemen
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by merb 3mo ago
In that case only storing utc did not work when you created a date in the future before you updated tzdata
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by merb 3mo ago
LPCAMM2
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by merb 4mo ago
Mixing with existing code gradually migrating to and from angular
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by merb 4mo ago
Mixing with existing code gradually migrating to and from angular
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by merb 4mo ago
the biggest problem in angular is that it is so hard to use a custom toolchain, i.e. not their angular/cli product instead mix it with other stuff in lets say vite
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by merb 4mo ago
it would be cool if they would opensoruce that. it would prob be helpful
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by merb 4mo ago
sadly there is no ad hoc way of defining them. I do not care if they are boxed. I just want to say Success or Error1 or Error 2. Maybe I can live with or | or other stuff but not having ad hoc unions is basically not cool.
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by merb 4mo ago
Google did something similar with golang. Of course it was a tool based rewrite and they did lots of tests but some bugs still emerged. People should stop being mad about a company that delivers a tool that is about shipping software faster
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by merb 4mo ago
Wouldn’t it be good to start investigating into a micro model architecture? Like first model checks the context and routes to the Java optimized model, etc. would make it also simpler to load/unload models in memory. So extremely small

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