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by nevf1 3mo ago
Whilst nobody can dispute the inordinate success Hoffman has had in building and scaling LinkedIn and his work on Greylock, his associations with the Epstein files, previous spats with Musk, and his warped political views makes me question
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by nevf1 7mo ago
Yikes, same happening on my PC. This is crazy, nefarious websites constantly intruding in any way they can.
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by nevf1 10mo ago
It's also what was the cause of the Azure Front Doors global outage two weeks ago - https://aka.ms/air/YKYN-BWZ "A specific sequence of customer configuration changes, performed across two different control p
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by nevf1 11mo ago
This is the single most frustrating thing about these incidents. As you're harmstrung on what you can do or how you can react until Microsoft officially acknowledges a problem. Took nearly 90mins both today and when it happened on 9th
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by nevf1 1y ago
I respectfully disagree. Thankfully, I don't need to write regex much, so when I do it's always like it's the first time. I don't find the syntax particularly intuitive and I always rely on web-based or third party tools
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by nevf1 2y ago
True for me too, much more memory efficient, especially with content heavy websites.
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by nevf1 2y ago
I have used a lot of RDBMS vs NoSQL solutions and I love SQL Server. I have used and written services consuming/reporting/processing thousands of transactions per second and billions of euro per year. The profiling abilities of SQ
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by nevf1 3y ago
Hi, you need to make sure you're using "Visual Studio 2022 Preview ", not just Visual Studio. Even with "Use Preview SDK's" enabled in the VS2022 tools and options, it will not work unless you have the preview
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by nevf1 4y ago
Totally agree. If the service you're providing is so important, build your system so it can fly on one engine or at least land safely. Multi-cloud is the equivalence of trying to transfer all of your passengers to a different aircraft
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by nevf1 4y ago
This gave me a good chuckle, thanks!
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by nevf1 4y ago
It is fairly intuitive but my first few landings in a Cessna 150 were not pleasant at all. Granted it was a grass runway but I'd have been in serious trouble without my instructor. I'm sure the tower would have been able to give g
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by nevf1 5y ago
Couldn't connect on LinkedIn, so sent you message through contact form :)
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by nevf1 6y ago
Yep, I think ads is just another way of saying monetization. The app has lots of annoying notifications like "You might like...", "You got 100 upvotes", etc which, when you engage with more, they make more money through
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by nevf1 6y ago
In fairness, Visual Studio has all of the features of VSCode and many more out of the box too - however, I find myself ducking into VSCode for it's better UI/UX - e.g. JSON/XML formatting, Git source control, code colouring a
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by nevf1 7y ago
Fantastic list, and thanks for the links. Personally, I would put "Sapiens - A brief History of Humankind"[0] in the list rather than it's successor "21 Lessons for the 21st Century". While some people have some gri
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by nevf1 7y ago
AirPrint made up for what Google failed in execution. Cloud Print was a great feature when it worked but unfortunately, it was always a bumpy ride.
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by nevf1 7y ago
PrintNode is a great alternative and a well refined product - definitely recommended. However, it has one major drawback as compared with Google's Cloud Print and that's its lack of iOS & Android printing support. https:&#x2F
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by nevf1 7y ago
Sounds eerily similar to the early days of Ryanair[1] which was a poorly managed basket case in an industry ripe for innovation of its time - managers caring about their looks more than their books, cost overruns and non ownership of key ba
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by nevf1 7y ago
I lol'd at "welfare program for slackers" - That's the dream really... Find a chaotic workplace that lets you play with your favorite languages and no real tangible outcome.