What happened to Alfred?
What happened to Alfred?
I dislike the forced auto-translations as much as you do. But you are aware you can manually switch a video's audio track to the original track? It's a pain to do this manually again and again on mobile though. On desktop machines one can use browser extensions for this, at least.
I‘m sorry 😇
tf Meta/Facebook?
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"22% of the most visited websites in the world are affected. […] Over 8 years (Yandex) and at least 9 months (Meta), billions of users were tracked without their knowledge."
Missed the opportunity to "make it so". 😉
If you use IntelliJ for Java, remember that it can also do Rust, including the AI stuff.
Docker, Cloudflare, IPv6, and firewall configuration is a match made in hell.
Have you tried asking an LLM to spot and fix the bug? I learned they are typically very quick and accurate at spotting differences like these, whereas it takes me quite a while. (e.g., once I had put a method into the wrong Ruby scope, and for the life of me I couldn’t see the problem)
How is search performance compared to Google based on your experience?
Thanks for your work on this!
🦄: Hi Rust! I want to learn about your strings. This will be easy, right? Not weird like C.
🦀: But of course! We have String and &str. Or maybe you want some &mut String, &mut str, or &'static str?
🦄: 🖕
For Java/Spring: What is a simple, reliable, and batteries-included tool for running background jobs (e.g., create report, do maintenance)? I am looking for an equivalent to Ruby's Sidekiq and GoodJob. For Java, I am already aware of JobRunr, db-scheduler, Quartz, Temporal.io, and Spring Batch.
Aaah, all the way at the bottom. Thanks for the pointer!
Thanks, Lukas! Is there a tool for jooq to quickly convert raw SQL to jooq‘s type-safe API? I am aware of www.jooq.org/translate/ but that tool can’t do it.
Maybe not exactly what you are looking for, but: youtu.be/6DS0WaosX10?...
What's your take on jOOQ (www.jooq.org)? I dig it. It feels similar to raw SQL, but comes with type safety. And it's made with love in Switzerland.
You'd call this "a problem". Sorry, couldn't resist! ;-)
Wonderful! Is there a reason this wasn’t mentioned in the linked Kafka blog post? Would have been a nice addition to learn about the TLA+ work.
They're happy to have you! Enjoy your new team.
A UI suggestion for lobsters: One can collapse a comment thread by clicking on `[-]` next to the head comment of a thread. Reddit lets you additionally collapse by clicking on the dotted vertical line beneath the [-]. I find this easier than hitting the tiny [-], especially on mobile. Thoughts?
For 2025, I made a donation of €50 ($52) to the foundation behind LibreOffice. I also decided to cancel our MS Office 365 family subscription, whose annual price was recently increased by Microsoft to from €99 to €130 ($135) "because AI !!1!1!!!".
The stream's speech-to-text produced some funny results: "It has been a little bit of a struggle with the acid pipeline. [...] I think the crime jobs are still quiet. it’s harmless because everything is just filling a cash array of finding, so if the cash gets filled twice, it doesn’t matter."
Thanks for investing the time and effort to write this bok!
Thanks for the reply. I‘ll follow up on that.
I didn’t know you had these, thanks for sharing and streaming! This will be a good hands-on source of material for my current quest to learn Rails for the first time.
PS: How does one get an invite for Lobsters? I looked through the user list but didn’t spot anyone familiar to me to ask for one.
Had some minutes to spare the last week, so I released v1.1.0 of github.com/miguno/sauber. It's a CLI tool that sanitizes filenames (replaces German umlauts, French accents, Polish diacritics, and more) on Synology NAS devices so they can be accessed through the network.
Thanks for your work on Exploding Kittens! The family loves it.
6. What actions may cause downtime/delays in sqlite, and which of those might not in PG (indexes, vacuum'ing, ...)
5. Rails oddities for sqlite, e.g., what works in Rails+PG but not (yet) in Rails+sqlite.