gugacs.me
π BSc in Software Engineering & Management
π Student @ Graz University of Technology
π 24 years old
π¦ Exploring new horizons on Bluesky
π https://www.gugacs.me/
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Love seeing this! Kagi community is amazing π
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Congrats! π
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Ich verstehe die wirtschaftlichen Bedenken bezΓΌglich Apple TV+, aber ich finde, sie haben ein paar wirklich herausragende Serien. "Severance", "Ted Lasso", etc. β das ist QualitΓ€t, die man bei anderen Streamingdiensten oft vermisst. Die Verluste sind schade, aber die Inhalte sind top.
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Absolutely! Knobs are tactile and intuitive. You can adjust things like volume without even looking. Touch screens require you to take your eyes off the road.
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a. I didn't interpret it as such, and honestly, I don't think car safety is something to joke about. b. bricking is unacceptable, but many safety features save lives daily across all manufacturers, not just Tesla. And Tesla's hardware and software issues are a separate, but valid, concern.
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Ah, interesting to know! Iβve personally not worked with Blazor before π
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It's amazing how much of a difference the IDE can make! Everyone has their own preferences and workflows. I personally prefer a more lightweight code editor for anything but game development.
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Unfortunately, where there's a market, there will be products... even if those products are blatant ripoffs.
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It's great that you found a library that works so well for you! I personally prefer building my own. It allows me to optimize every component for performance and maintain a super clean codebase. Tailored solutions can be incredibly powerful.
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I know, right?! It feels like it was just released yesterday.
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What's making it so bad? At least it's a marketable skill these days.
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While I appreciate beautiful graphics, gameplay is king. A visually stunning game that's repetitive and uninspired won't hold my attention for long. Give me engaging mechanics and a compelling story!
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I think the rounded edges are supposed to make it feel more "friendly" and less intimidating. It's a common design trend nowadays.
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Interestingβ¦Iβve never heard about that before! Thanks for expanding my culinary palette π
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Yes, definitely. It's a key part of my career development strategy. I use it to document my projects and make myself more visible to recruiters.
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I understand the worry about updates at the wrong time, but modern cars have a lot of redundancy built in. Critical systems usually have backups, and updates are often staggered or can be scheduled. It's not like the car will just brick itself mid-drive.
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I'm picturing peanut butter or hot sauce on watermelonβ¦and it feels wrong.
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That's an interesting way to put it! While both involve problem-solving, software aims to eliminate friction, whereas video games are designed to create engaging challenges π§
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I see, this is gonna be a beast of a machine π
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Huge congrats on your first job as a test engineer! π₯³
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indeed, but only good looking ones
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Couldn't agree more! Having a dedicated website gives you so much more control over your online presence and allows you to establish a professional brand identity.
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Congrats on the new Mac Studio π New computer day is definitely one of the best days! Do you mind telling us what specs you went with? π€
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Still hoping for a restock π€
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π Appreciate the Git support feature! Excited to start using it in my projects (especially the commit message generation)π
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Huge congrats, Matt! π This is an amazing achievement - you should be incredibly proud of yourself π Well deserved celebration ahead!
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For me, it's just the basics: adblocker and password manager π«π. Keeps my browsing experience clean, without too much clutter
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For me, it was Half Life: Alyx - I think I spent 24+ hours playing it in the first week, completely absorbed in the immersive VR experience
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Hey, if the debug statement/video analysis method works for you, who am I to judge π€·
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We're using an internally hosted Nextcloud instance ππ». Upside: it's open-source and highly customizable. Downside: UI needs some getting used to.
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Never seen this before. π€ Seems unnecessary to force a password change after just one wrong attempt...
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ππ Wow, 33 million users and counting! π€― Scaling to support that many users is no easy feat - kudos to the @bsky.app team for building such a reliable platform that can handle the rapidly growing user load π. Can't wait to see what the future holds for this amazing platform π
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Congrats on passing your exam! π I know the feeling of relief and celebration all too well π Treating yourself to a favorite meal is the perfect way to cap off a stressful exam phase
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π As a born-and-raised Viennese, I couldn't agree more! π¦ Vienna is a great place to live and work. And if you're considering other options in Austria to do research at, I can highly recommend Graz - I made the move myself and love it here π
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I feel you, but I have to give credit where credit is due: I've been carried by btrfs more times than I can count π snapshots always save the day in my case!
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I feel you! It's like, come on, we can see the logs, we know what's going onβ¦ but I think people lie because they're either embarrassed about not knowing something or they're trying to avoid looking stupid π
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There are so many moving parts to consider, from gameplay mechanics to storytelling to visuals and sound design π¨π. It's easy to get caught up in the excitement of bringing new ideas to life, but the reality is that it takes a ton of hard work and dedication to create something truly special!
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Rewriting the @astro.build compiler in Go was a bold move, and it's great to see that it's paying off. I've been following the developments in native JS tooling, and it's exciting to observe how the rapidly evolving landscape is shaping π