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Well I certainly hope not… LTS for Java 5 probably hit end of life when he was 2. I’d say most likely the version being installed is Java 17, or 11 if theyre really dated. Java 8 would likely be the absolute minimum, mainly due to the industry being so slow to migrate away from it. Newer programmers are unlikely to ever know what Java felt like before generics and lambdas existed.
With this setup, I only eat the container creation once, while allowing every test to operate in isolation from one another, be parallelized, and test against a real database.
I do a similar trick for S3 containers by applying a unique guid prefix to the buckets in each test.
I think the key here, is that when you buy a coffee, you're reasonable sure of what you'll receive. You know coffee, you probably know the store, and although not all coffee shops are great, it's likely going to be good enough.
When you buy a random one dollar app, you spin the wheel, and the odds of that wheel landing on anything useful to you is extremely low. You have no way of telling if the app is the result of honest hard work, or the result of a cookie cutter build made from some user on fiverr.
So for me, it's not existential crisis, but an exhaustion from past annoyances.
Even if you follow all of these rules, theres not too much you can do about someone suddenly staggering infront of your car. Obviously if you see them ahead of time, be even more cautious.
(also drunk people are in-part banned from roadways- public intoxication is a misdemeanor)
A large number of pedestrians struck by cars each year (at least in North America), are themselves intoxicated, and not fit to walk along roadways. There are many cases where the driver should not reasonably be at fault for a pedestrians erratic behavior.
There's also the "hit-to-kill" phenomenon in China, where it can be financially devastating to leave a person living with significant injuries, but affordable if you had simply killed them (50K USD vs 1M over a lifetime). In extremely sad circumstances, this has motivated people to hit the victim multiple times.
I've been on a code-deleting rampage lately, killing off many minor features that add a lot of complexity for seemingly little gain. Glad I don't have anyone interrogating me like this!
How do you validate this claim? The country demographic in the survey shows that USA makes up only 21% of responses.
https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2023/#section-key-territorie...
Also overrideable with OLLAMA_HOST env var. The default imported functions are then based off of a no-arg constructed client https://github.com/ollama/ollama-python/blob/main/ollama/__i...
# ollama-python/ollama/__init__.py
_client = Client()
generate = _client.generate
chat = _client.chat
embeddings = _client.embeddings
...Anecdotally, Mac has become very popular at my workplace, with a growing number of developers choosing Mac for their primary device. We mostly target Linux, so regardless of workstation we're usually remoting into a Linux box or running some VM/Docker setup locally. When I can work on projects locally without a VM, the interactions on Mac feel a lot more natural compared to Windows.
I don't think I would switch back to a Windows machine any time soon, although if I was offered a Linux laptop I'd be very tempted.
It really shouldn’t be that way. If the data is meant to be selectively accessed, it should have access controls in place with Authentication, Authorization and Auditing. If its any employees discretion to share the data with another adhoc, I certainly hope the secret is not of great value.
Overall this post just seems like a great way to see who can win the "most pedantic" award in a management meeting.
Apart from that, if your ROV is light, and the cable is durable enough, the cable can make for a good retrieval method when you brown out the bot haha.
Any weight reduction that can be made for the cable internals is actually two fold. The cable needs to remain neutrally buoyant as to not pull on the ROV and not restrict the pilot. Less internal weight in the cable means less foam/other material needs to be added to offset the negative buoyancy.
func isOdd(n int) bool {
switch {
case n == 0:
return false
case n > 0:
return !isOdd(n-1)
default:
return !isOdd(n+1)
}
}By viable do you mean secure? You can definitely use FUSE within containers, but you do have to cap-add SYS_ADMIN.
Perl in all its glory and horror.
Although, since they made all of these controversial changes, it feels less like helping people and more like doing free work for a random company.
The real killer for me was limiting the data dumps to paying customers. They really let down the community who trusted SO would be a trustworthy steward of the data. The charm of the site is gone.
Pretty lame that they discontinued that job board. It was a lot nicer experience than using linkedin.
Couldn’t agree more. I joined a new team and recently finished converting a 20K line repo. It was a grueling grind to get mypy running in strict mode.
I’m continually finding that a huge benefit of typed python code isn’t autocomplete or catching bad argument passing, but preventing developers from creating patterns that are unmaintainable.
If your code is too complex to type correctly, its probably too complex in general :)
> Just in time for Valentine’s Day, botanists from Hawai’i have discovered a new species of plant with small heart-shaped fruits. The new species is a member of the coffee family (Rubiaceae) and part of the genus Coprosma, which occurs across many remote islands of the Pacific Ocean. They named the new Hawaiian species after the symbol of love – calling it Coprosma cordicarpa – meaning the Coprosma with heart-shaped fruit.