NGL, its a little annoying and disheartening that many can now partially build with an LLM tool what I spent so many years learning. It does not cover all cases, but there is an element of this.
Yeah, I have stopped basically all consumption except from youtube, which itself also has a tendency to expand to fill all available time. I dont use shorts that much, but there is just much good content being released…
How the hell do you have a commerical haskell binding project?
yeah, now that you mention it i remember a similar issue for us on postgres where we transitioned tables without primary key to being primary key serial.
I will try out CoMaps. Tried OsmAnd and it takes forever to get gps position on my iphone.
and it has been so damn slow for a number of years now, it drives me insane.
You are absolutely right to push back on this. Let me think for a moment.
I have no horse in this race, but CDC sounds more robust? It will capture all changes, regardless of how the application maintainers use the database.
It happens, but rarely this bad, as they would lose customers. Some extremely touristic areas can get away with anything.
we have 7 coworkers we have been trying to re-instate for nearly 4 months now. All using the same google workspace sso, so there really was no special reason to ban them...
I think its kinda cool, but I dont really get it? So I can gather and search my browser history + most websites i have visited?
its not a drop in. There is no reasonable way of replacing a huge existing cassandra cluster with scylladb. You have to transition as it was a new database.
yeah, i suppose one could start with scylladb as their base today.
I also run a large-ish cassandra cluster, and I dont really disagree, but then what else? I would not recommend starting new projects with it either, but what else will you use?
Thanks for this, really looking forward to the release of Accord
its actually quite doable. any cosmic rays will not be present in two pictures in a row. any permanent damage will be exactly the same in all pictures.
usually its scanning for chromecasts on the local network, but could be other things as well
cascading failures on upstream services. then you get 20 different services failing instead of the single one.
same here, even when we went to larger hardware producers, they were basically we would sell you, but we cant actually get any RAM at all either.
it isnt really. Im saying the feature is reasonable from Apple's UI elements, i wasnt saying the way Bluesky is using it is reasonable...
Im saying the feature is reasonable from Apple's UI elements, i wasnt saying the way Bluesky is using it is reasonable...
Did you read the post? Nothing is hijacked, but its a trick where they render the normal button in a ui element for secret data, which is blanked by the system on screenshot, revealing the logo underneath. Its a…
While I agree in principle, Github with their CI is very critical to many parties.
Not sure i understood this. What does it mean? :D Does it put `export` statements from the histfile into the current env?
Especially writing code has rarely been very hard the past 10 years. It was always reading existing code and understanding its implications that was the hard part, and understanding how to adapt new requirements…
NGL, its a little annoying and disheartening that many can now partially build with an LLM tool what I spent so many years learning. It does not cover all cases, but there is an element of this.
Yeah, I have stopped basically all consumption except from youtube, which itself also has a tendency to expand to fill all available time. I dont use shorts that much, but there is just much good content being released…
How the hell do you have a commerical haskell binding project?
yeah, now that you mention it i remember a similar issue for us on postgres where we transitioned tables without primary key to being primary key serial.
I will try out CoMaps. Tried OsmAnd and it takes forever to get gps position on my iphone.
and it has been so damn slow for a number of years now, it drives me insane.
You are absolutely right to push back on this. Let me think for a moment.
I have no horse in this race, but CDC sounds more robust? It will capture all changes, regardless of how the application maintainers use the database.
It happens, but rarely this bad, as they would lose customers. Some extremely touristic areas can get away with anything.
we have 7 coworkers we have been trying to re-instate for nearly 4 months now. All using the same google workspace sso, so there really was no special reason to ban them...
I think its kinda cool, but I dont really get it? So I can gather and search my browser history + most websites i have visited?
its not a drop in. There is no reasonable way of replacing a huge existing cassandra cluster with scylladb. You have to transition as it was a new database.
yeah, i suppose one could start with scylladb as their base today.
I also run a large-ish cassandra cluster, and I dont really disagree, but then what else? I would not recommend starting new projects with it either, but what else will you use?
Thanks for this, really looking forward to the release of Accord
its actually quite doable. any cosmic rays will not be present in two pictures in a row. any permanent damage will be exactly the same in all pictures.
usually its scanning for chromecasts on the local network, but could be other things as well
cascading failures on upstream services. then you get 20 different services failing instead of the single one.
same here, even when we went to larger hardware producers, they were basically we would sell you, but we cant actually get any RAM at all either.
it isnt really. Im saying the feature is reasonable from Apple's UI elements, i wasnt saying the way Bluesky is using it is reasonable...
Im saying the feature is reasonable from Apple's UI elements, i wasnt saying the way Bluesky is using it is reasonable...
Did you read the post? Nothing is hijacked, but its a trick where they render the normal button in a ui element for secret data, which is blanked by the system on screenshot, revealing the logo underneath. Its a…
While I agree in principle, Github with their CI is very critical to many parties.
Not sure i understood this. What does it mean? :D Does it put `export` statements from the histfile into the current env?
Especially writing code has rarely been very hard the past 10 years. It was always reading existing code and understanding its implications that was the hard part, and understanding how to adapt new requirements…