rhizome31

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by rhizome31 9mo ago
I'm not American but I guess they don't want it because it's shit.
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by rhizome31 1y ago
Apps running locally can also be subject to security issues. What you're trying to say is probably "apps not using untrusted input". If an app takes no input all, I guess we could say that security isn't an issue, but th
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by rhizome31 1y ago
Strongly agree with your second point, too many times I had to figure out issues caused by code trying to handle errors but actually hiding them and making it so much harder to debug. The typical antipattern: catching SomeErrorType just to
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by rhizome31 1y ago
As someone who is part of that other half, I agree.
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by rhizome31 1y ago
Testing is a skill. The more you do it, the less expensive it becomes.
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by rhizome31 1y ago
Wow, really?! I had no idea that such policies existed. Quite astonishing I have to say.
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by rhizome31 1y ago
So no AI autocomplete I suppose? I assume AI autocomplete may send any part of your code base or even all of it to a third-party.
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by rhizome31 1y ago
Thank you for the reply. What do you mean by "AI mandates"? Does it mean your company has an explicit policy allowing sharing code with AI services?
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by rhizome31 1y ago
As a developer who doesn't use AI for coding, except for the occasional non-project specific question to a chat bot, I am wondering if you use it for client projects or only for your own projects. If you do use it for client projects,
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by rhizome31 2y ago
Bitwig is all right though.
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by rhizome31 2y ago
Framapad, Framacalc and Framadate are used quite a lot around here.
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by rhizome31 2y ago
Rock solid DJ software. I've used it for IRL events, streaming, radio shows. Higly recommended.
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by rhizome31 2y ago
Oh OK my bad, I didn't get that. Seems like a strange idea to me. If money is the issue, you can probably find a decent second hand MIDI keyboard for a very reasonable price.
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by rhizome31 2y ago
Take lessons with a piano teacher and practice a lot on your own.
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by rhizome31 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | France | Remote & Onsite in Toulouse +15 years of production experience with Python, both web dev and data processing +4 years of production experience with Elixir as a developer and team lead +20 years with Linux What I
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by rhizome31 2y ago
I was quite pleasantly surprised by the quality of AWS docs, especially coming from Azure. A part from that, as mentioned already: Django.
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by rhizome31 2y ago
What you heard is from the Zen of Python, a short text meant to express core ideas behind the design of the Python language. You can read it by typing `import this` in the Python interpreter. The exact sentence is: There should be one
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by rhizome31 2y ago
Great channel on fundamentals of digital audio: https://www.youtube.com/@akashmurthy
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by rhizome31 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | France | Remote & Onsite in Toulouse +15 years of production experience with Python, both web dev and data processing +4 years of production experience with Elixir as a developer and team lead +20 years with Linux What I
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by rhizome31 3y ago
This would probably be best sent directly to the author since they provide their email address at the bottom of the article with an explicit call for feedback.
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by rhizome31 3y ago
Lots of outraged comments but few will close their GitHub account and stop using VSCode.
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by rhizome31 3y ago
Yes GitHub contributed to advancing the software industry but now it's been acquired by Microsoft and good alternatives have emerged so time has come to move on. Everything flows.
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by rhizome31 3y ago
You're right, thanks for reminding me of the simple, straightforward way!
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by rhizome31 3y ago
> S3/B2 because the vendor only ever sees encrypted bytes Got it, thanks! > questions about Peertube I don't know either. So far my experience with existing instances has been rather good but I didn't consciously test t
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by rhizome31 3y ago
Hey, sounds like a very cool project. I'm wondering: have you considered setting up a Peertube instance and what were the reasons for not doing it? Other question about not giving away your private data to big tech: Why is S3 better t
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by rhizome31 3y ago
I gave it a try 2 days ago on Linux and it crashed after a couple of minutes doing basic manipulations. Have I just been unlucky or is it really unreliable?
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by rhizome31 3y ago
> the brutality of globalized capitalism Thank you for saying this. It takes some guts to do it on this particular forum.
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by rhizome31 3y ago
> To me it was the moment I started breaking down in tears when getting to the subway station down my street, on my way to work. Every day. > The next time was when I could not speak about my job and the project I was working on witho
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by rhizome31 3y ago
Binder is relatively easy to use but it hasn't been always very reliable. Not sure if that changed. I haven't tried it in a long time. URL: https://mybinder.org/
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by rhizome31 3y ago
Yes, very weird, I got kind of dizzy.

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