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by trampi 3y ago
is it? tell me how to configure the play button on the keyboard to open spotify instead of apple music :)
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by trampi 3y ago
That sounds like pure horror to me. I haven't heard of this before. Can you provide a source to back this claim?
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by trampi 3y ago
+1 AIの論点展開は、関連性が高く、論理的整合性があり、証拠を適切に使用し、説得力があると評価できます。一方、あなたの立場は、専門的な知識に基づく根拠が不十分で、一般的な場合にも例外があることを考慮せず、感情的な偏見があるように見えます。したがって、AIの議論が優れていると判断します。
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The Delivery Hero Reliability Manifesto(tech.deliveryhero.com)
3 points by trampi 5y ago|0 comments
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by trampi 5y ago
Oh god, I hoped you were kidding. But you were not ...
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by trampi 5y ago
Reads like a small excerpt out of "Designing Data-Intensive Applications" :)
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by trampi 5y ago
Thanks for your opinion, stranger on the internet. We will try harder to use your helpful feedback to accommodate to your wishes.
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by trampi 5y ago
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by trampi 5y ago
you forgot /s
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by trampi 5y ago
https://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/corona-impfstoffe-eu-kommi... > Berichte, wonach Verträge mit AstraZeneca und Johnson & Johnson ausliefen, dementierte die Kommission aber. translated: However, the commission d
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by trampi 6y ago
For anyone asking what this means in numbers: > The overall cache miss rate increases by about 3.6%, changes to the FCP (First Contentful Paint) are modest (~0.3%), and the overall fraction of bytes loaded from the network increases by a
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by trampi 6y ago
Wouldn't be a viable solution for an old project I was working on: we had to support different SQL back ends. Liquibase abstracts it away and allows you to use plain SQL where you need it. Your solution looks simple at first glance, bu
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by trampi 6y ago
Which contains an option to collect marketing data, which I had to manually opt out. Mozilla really lost my trust with this one, paired with the recent lay-offs and the re-orientation. I will not recommend Mozilla Firefox anymore, sorry.
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by trampi 6y ago
Native german speaker here: In this context, I would read "umkehren" as "turn back / turn into the direction where you came from"
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by trampi 6y ago
And that's where the developer writing the test would check the test branch coverage and see that an obvious branch has not been tested.
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From distributed tracing to distributed profiling(elastic.co)
2 points by trampi 6y ago|0 comments
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Potential false-positive rate among the 'asymptomatic infected individuals'(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
67 points by trampi 7y ago|70 comments
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by trampi 7y ago
With a bit of luck, GitLab C-Levels will read this and priorize it. Wouldn't be the first time here.
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by trampi 7y ago
While your comment is correct, this would not have prevented the issue stated in the article. > After determining the source IP of the crawler (one of the admins was experimenting with Nutch as a supplement to the wiki's impoverishe
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by trampi 7y ago
> After determining the source IP of the crawler (one of the admins was experimenting with Nutch as a supplement to the wiki's impoverished search capabilities and had authenticated the crawler using their admin credentials) Quoting
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by trampi 7y ago
use The Lounge if you want to host something like that yourself, it is open source. I like it. https://thelounge.chat/
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by trampi 7y ago
Living in Munich, got the first 'Hello, I am from microsoft, please grant me access to your computer'-calls three weeks ago. Blocked the number, scammer tried to call from this number 10 times again while blocked, then tried it on
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by trampi 7y ago
Interesting. In the German version of the article [0], you see the list of criticism, including the contaminated haemophilia scandal. [0]: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayer_AG#Kritik_und_Skandale
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by trampi 8y ago
Thanks a lot, I find it very interesting!
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by trampi 8y ago
> That said, I don't think it's normal for a "software bug" to result in such an egregious error as to require a retraction of the study. I'd like to know why the peer review process failed to detect the problem.
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by trampi 8y ago
Sounds like https://martinfowler.com/eaaDev/EventSourcing.html
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by trampi 8y ago
as far as I can tell: no, it does not seem to be a Mobius. Edit: They did change the image. In the last image, they showed a metal surface which wrapped two times and had not the properties of a mobius strip. Edit 2: found it, the old image
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by trampi 8y ago
Ex Java Developer Here, settled to full time Typescript now. For me it was the main documentation. Typescript will feel similar.
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by trampi 8y ago
Wow, the replys are really a disappointing read. I would not have stay that calm.
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by trampi 8y ago
I read it some weeks ago and can definitely recommend it. It was a departing gift from my university, a very fitting one for computer science students if you ask me.

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