Rasalas
@rasalas.de
Software Developer
(PHP, JS, Go, Dart)
33 || he/him || 🇩🇪
(PHP, JS, Go, Dart)
33 || he/him || 🇩🇪
Are you in heaven? Sounds nice :)
June 30, 2025 at 9:43 PM
Are you in heaven? Sounds nice :)
or you just keep the 100 employees and make more for the same.
May 20, 2025 at 6:28 PM
or you just keep the 100 employees and make more for the same.
Try fiber - from veggies 🙈
February 23, 2025 at 11:07 AM
Try fiber - from veggies 🙈
I was genuinely not sure.
It looked (and sounded) like it - and you mentioned "innovation" soo ... kind of had to.
I literally love it in Gmail, but some people don't (why.).
Is there any difference to what Google did? Is it working fully on device? Grouping difference?
Zero Inbox?
It looked (and sounded) like it - and you mentioned "innovation" soo ... kind of had to.
I literally love it in Gmail, but some people don't (why.).
Is there any difference to what Google did? Is it working fully on device? Grouping difference?
Zero Inbox?
February 13, 2025 at 10:23 PM
I was genuinely not sure.
It looked (and sounded) like it - and you mentioned "innovation" soo ... kind of had to.
I literally love it in Gmail, but some people don't (why.).
Is there any difference to what Google did? Is it working fully on device? Grouping difference?
Zero Inbox?
It looked (and sounded) like it - and you mentioned "innovation" soo ... kind of had to.
I literally love it in Gmail, but some people don't (why.).
Is there any difference to what Google did? Is it working fully on device? Grouping difference?
Zero Inbox?
Great to see, but isn't this what GMail added like 5-10 years ago? (after "Inbox" died, which had this too)
February 13, 2025 at 8:47 PM
Great to see, but isn't this what GMail added like 5-10 years ago? (after "Inbox" died, which had this too)
Leider ist die Zeit zu den Wahlen nicht mehr allzu weit. Er muss sich also anstrengen 🥰
February 5, 2025 at 6:28 AM
Leider ist die Zeit zu den Wahlen nicht mehr allzu weit. Er muss sich also anstrengen 🥰
Whoever learns it, should use the new way, but will encounter the old way
→ new with note of old way
→ new with note of old way
January 29, 2025 at 6:05 PM
Whoever learns it, should use the new way, but will encounter the old way
→ new with note of old way
→ new with note of old way
Well, they all do suck ...
I don't really use RSS, otherwise I probably would've done it already
I don't really use RSS, otherwise I probably would've done it already
January 24, 2025 at 12:30 AM
Well, they all do suck ...
I don't really use RSS, otherwise I probably would've done it already
I don't really use RSS, otherwise I probably would've done it already
Pretty sure you don't need that.
I saw that with my last release and I didn't need it.
Upload it as Beta(? Has two similar ~channels), release that - then publish to Prod(? forgot the name) channel
I saw that with my last release and I didn't need it.
Upload it as Beta(? Has two similar ~channels), release that - then publish to Prod(? forgot the name) channel
January 19, 2025 at 2:03 PM
Pretty sure you don't need that.
I saw that with my last release and I didn't need it.
Upload it as Beta(? Has two similar ~channels), release that - then publish to Prod(? forgot the name) channel
I saw that with my last release and I didn't need it.
Upload it as Beta(? Has two similar ~channels), release that - then publish to Prod(? forgot the name) channel
Might just need more tension (more kneading and folding it in on itself more) and maybe the yeast wasn't ready yet
January 9, 2025 at 9:52 PM
Might just need more tension (more kneading and folding it in on itself more) and maybe the yeast wasn't ready yet
Google once almost lost their ~rights to the word "google", because "googling" was(/is) the word for searching on the Internet. No matter if it was Google Search or not.
We say "JavaScript" and mean the open source(?) programming language that Oracle never touched (?).
We say "JavaScript" and mean the open source(?) programming language that Oracle never touched (?).
January 8, 2025 at 11:49 PM
Google once almost lost their ~rights to the word "google", because "googling" was(/is) the word for searching on the Internet. No matter if it was Google Search or not.
We say "JavaScript" and mean the open source(?) programming language that Oracle never touched (?).
We say "JavaScript" and mean the open source(?) programming language that Oracle never touched (?).
That doesn't 100% fix the discussed "problem", but if you pair it with actual improvement (in that major version bump), they'll do their search and replace
January 7, 2025 at 7:38 PM
That doesn't 100% fix the discussed "problem", but if you pair it with actual improvement (in that major version bump), they'll do their search and replace
defer a breaking change until a major version bump.
You warned people about it, they had time to fix it, now you can break it.
(Interestingly I use default values as-is if I don't care and set them (even) with the default value if I do care. So their fault not using defaults "correctly"? 🤪)
You warned people about it, they had time to fix it, now you can break it.
(Interestingly I use default values as-is if I don't care and set them (even) with the default value if I do care. So their fault not using defaults "correctly"? 🤪)
January 7, 2025 at 7:35 PM
defer a breaking change until a major version bump.
You warned people about it, they had time to fix it, now you can break it.
(Interestingly I use default values as-is if I don't care and set them (even) with the default value if I do care. So their fault not using defaults "correctly"? 🤪)
You warned people about it, they had time to fix it, now you can break it.
(Interestingly I use default values as-is if I don't care and set them (even) with the default value if I do care. So their fault not using defaults "correctly"? 🤪)
whoops, kinda meant the other way around
January 7, 2025 at 6:13 PM
whoops, kinda meant the other way around
function gcTime(args){
cacheTime(args);
}
/**
* @deprecated use gcTime(args)
*/
function cacheTime(args){
// ...
}
?
(What is "gcTime" supposed to mean? Garbage Collect? Why not "dispose"/"free"/"clear"?)
cacheTime(args);
}
/**
* @deprecated use gcTime(args)
*/
function cacheTime(args){
// ...
}
?
(What is "gcTime" supposed to mean? Garbage Collect? Why not "dispose"/"free"/"clear"?)
January 7, 2025 at 6:12 PM
function gcTime(args){
cacheTime(args);
}
/**
* @deprecated use gcTime(args)
*/
function cacheTime(args){
// ...
}
?
(What is "gcTime" supposed to mean? Garbage Collect? Why not "dispose"/"free"/"clear"?)
cacheTime(args);
}
/**
* @deprecated use gcTime(args)
*/
function cacheTime(args){
// ...
}
?
(What is "gcTime" supposed to mean? Garbage Collect? Why not "dispose"/"free"/"clear"?)
I don't get it?
1. You buy a device that can record things.
2. You activate a feature, because you want to use it. It needs to record things wo work.
3. Every time your mic is being used you get a little (green) popup
You don't want it to record things?
Or not to store things "permanently"?
1. You buy a device that can record things.
2. You activate a feature, because you want to use it. It needs to record things wo work.
3. Every time your mic is being used you get a little (green) popup
You don't want it to record things?
Or not to store things "permanently"?
January 3, 2025 at 10:28 PM
I don't get it?
1. You buy a device that can record things.
2. You activate a feature, because you want to use it. It needs to record things wo work.
3. Every time your mic is being used you get a little (green) popup
You don't want it to record things?
Or not to store things "permanently"?
1. You buy a device that can record things.
2. You activate a feature, because you want to use it. It needs to record things wo work.
3. Every time your mic is being used you get a little (green) popup
You don't want it to record things?
Or not to store things "permanently"?
Afaik it's not enforced though?
It asks if you want and tells you what hotword triggers it if activated.
Or do you mean that Siri doesn't chime if the hotword was recognized? (Google has a chime like that, but you can disable it)
It asks if you want and tells you what hotword triggers it if activated.
Or do you mean that Siri doesn't chime if the hotword was recognized? (Google has a chime like that, but you can disable it)
January 3, 2025 at 6:55 AM
Afaik it's not enforced though?
It asks if you want and tells you what hotword triggers it if activated.
Or do you mean that Siri doesn't chime if the hotword was recognized? (Google has a chime like that, but you can disable it)
It asks if you want and tells you what hotword triggers it if activated.
Or do you mean that Siri doesn't chime if the hotword was recognized? (Google has a chime like that, but you can disable it)
What kind of domain is that?
IF that is true, there are legit reasons to settle it like this.
What is "eavesdrop"? Isn't it literally "eavesdropping" to listen to the hotword alone?
Maybe the NSA/FBI used recordings?
Maybe they themselves parsed it to improve their (bad) service?
IF that is true, there are legit reasons to settle it like this.
What is "eavesdrop"? Isn't it literally "eavesdropping" to listen to the hotword alone?
Maybe the NSA/FBI used recordings?
Maybe they themselves parsed it to improve their (bad) service?
January 2, 2025 at 8:51 PM
What kind of domain is that?
IF that is true, there are legit reasons to settle it like this.
What is "eavesdrop"? Isn't it literally "eavesdropping" to listen to the hotword alone?
Maybe the NSA/FBI used recordings?
Maybe they themselves parsed it to improve their (bad) service?
IF that is true, there are legit reasons to settle it like this.
What is "eavesdrop"? Isn't it literally "eavesdropping" to listen to the hotword alone?
Maybe the NSA/FBI used recordings?
Maybe they themselves parsed it to improve their (bad) service?
I want to "talk to a liar" that knows everything (written) at a pretty decent level and sometimes "lies" or confuses things.
I don't need to rely on that information.
Most publicly "smart" people do that too.
It annoys me, because people trust them [missing disclaimer] – but not LLMs (yet).
I don't need to rely on that information.
Most publicly "smart" people do that too.
It annoys me, because people trust them [missing disclaimer] – but not LLMs (yet).
December 31, 2024 at 10:24 AM
I want to "talk to a liar" that knows everything (written) at a pretty decent level and sometimes "lies" or confuses things.
I don't need to rely on that information.
Most publicly "smart" people do that too.
It annoys me, because people trust them [missing disclaimer] – but not LLMs (yet).
I don't need to rely on that information.
Most publicly "smart" people do that too.
It annoys me, because people trust them [missing disclaimer] – but not LLMs (yet).