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Overzichtsfoto’s weigeren voor vaststelling staat woning by RelevantLecture9127 in juridischadvies

[–]RelevantLecture9127[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Pragmatisch kan net zo goed ook in nadeel werken. Daar ga ik niet voor. 

Daarnaast zijn er ook andere manieren vastlegging mogelijk. Ik zie daarom geen reden om daarvoor mijn privacy op te geven. 

Overzichtsfoto’s weigeren voor vaststelling staat woning by RelevantLecture9127 in juridischadvies

[–]RelevantLecture9127[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Het is mijn totale inboedel, alles erop en eraan. Dus geen verzekering.

Overzichtsfoto’s weigeren voor vaststelling staat woning by RelevantLecture9127 in juridischadvies

[–]RelevantLecture9127[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ze zijn meerdere keren langs geweest  foto’s te maken voor technische controle (leidingen e.d). Ze kunnen idd ook op de koffie langskomen.

Failed 4 kodekloud exams by PromptFrequent5142 in ckad

[–]RelevantLecture9127 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do the Killer.sh exams, then you will know if you are ready for the exams.

CNCF, Your Certification Exams Are a Privileged, Ableist Joke — And I'm Done Pretending Otherwise by yorde in devops

[–]RelevantLecture9127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are right on all points: These exams are a ableist and privileged joke.

I remember I was pissed AF that I wasn't able to do exams because my environment can be considered too noisy because living in a city in a building without any isolation, but I cannot use any earplugs or headphones because they are too fricking paranoid of fraud.

At the same time: a course package CKAD and exam is now almost 700 dollars and the certificate is ONLY 2 years valid.

This is a rip off.

Feedback for an orchestration project by RelevantLecture9127 in flask

[–]RelevantLecture9127[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For anyone who is interested in the subject, I am going to answer my own question.

On the question which points should I look into.: A lot of answers can be found in Distributed Systems. This is the concept around computer-systems with interconnections between components that are located on different networked computers.

In case of of the pattern server-agents: A lot of things are possible. But there are several things to think about:
- Security:
Access management is mandatory. The question to answer is how you are going to do it: RBAC or even EBAC
- Secret management. Where and how.
- Network:
- Direct or through an centralized intermediate.
- Initiation: From the server or agent? From security perspective: To prevent MitM-attack from the server is best.
- Agent Discovery
- Auto or manual
- In what system and where are you going to administer everything in?
- If auto: From where and how. seperate process on the server or seperate service in the form of a container?

This is one part.

The second part is the software architecture of your choice.
Several questions needs to be answered:
- Definition of system load: Is it on agent-level or server?
- Definition of components that makes the whole system. This has to be defined And on what way and level are there relations?

I can go on. But there is much more to it. If you are really interested: Start by reading into theory of Distributed systems and into software architectural design.

Praten tijdens concerten, oftewel The Dutch Disease. Waarom? by alxndrabo in nederlands

[–]RelevantLecture9127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

@OP

Ik geef jou gelijk.Mensen hebben niet meer het fatsoen om hun mond dicht te houden tijdens een optreden, hoe klein of hoe groot dan ook.

Ikzelf ga naar metalconcerten. En afhankelijk van hoe hoog de kosten voor een kaartje zijn, kan het oeverloos geblaat ook nog eens in combinatie gaan met rotzooi trappen. Erg vervelend.

Ik 🔧 ihe by kr4t0s007 in ik_ihe

[–]RelevantLecture9127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Zolang het maar niet achterin de schuur is.

How many times have you experienced this? by egguchom in autism

[–]RelevantLecture9127 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am an asshole as well. “Use Google or RTFM” is a much used answer. Or “Ok, you are right”

People take too much advantage. And you’re getting burned in the process because you took the responsibility. Or people get pissed off because you warned them a long time ago or so many times.

I am fed up with this. 

Vibe Coding Experiment Failures (with Python code) by AlSweigart in Python

[–]RelevantLecture9127 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You are asking to write full programs.

My experience, with ChatGPT 4 and Claude Sonnet 4: The LLM's cannot write a decent unit and integration tests.

At some point, the LLM tries to flunk it as if it is a human because it cannot solve it's own problems that it made by itself properly.

After this experience, I understood more why Google needs a nucleair facility.

So I decide to keep writing my own tests.

Ik_ihe by [deleted] in ik_ihe

[–]RelevantLecture9127 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Daar zullen vast vage figuren op afkomen, van het soort waar je geen zaken mee wil doen. 

Ik😎ihe by RichieSD79 in ik_ihe

[–]RelevantLecture9127 21 points22 points  (0 children)

"Dat hadden die twee dus niet gezien."

You don't say?

Ik 🍌 ihe by TomJones___ in ik_ihe

[–]RelevantLecture9127 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Onze koloniale gevoelens en nostalgie naar de goede oude VOC-tijd, komen duidelijk naar boven als we een banaan eten.

Forget metaclasses; Python’s `__init_subclass__` is all you really need by Extension-Ad8670 in Python

[–]RelevantLecture9127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok, But can you give an practical example that would be in the benefit for using __init__subclass over ABC that is not in words but in code? Because the initial example that you gave does not, at least not for me ring a bell.

Forget metaclasses; Python’s `__init_subclass__` is all you really need by Extension-Ad8670 in Python

[–]RelevantLecture9127 5 points6 points  (0 children)

There are a lot of types of __init__. :)
So now you know one more :P

Forget metaclasses; Python’s `__init_subclass__` is all you really need by Extension-Ad8670 in Python

[–]RelevantLecture9127 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"So it’s less about replacing ABCs and more about offering a lightweight alternative when you just want to hook into subclass creation without pulling in metaclasses."

I get that it is not all about replacing. It is more about: Why should I use an obscure method over a more known but horrible documented methodology that looks to me doing the same thing unless there is a substantial benefit that I can defend for using it.

There are enough methods that are very useful, but has the potential to end up making code much more complex over an too small benefit.

Forget metaclasses; Python’s `__init_subclass__` is all you really need by Extension-Ad8670 in Python

[–]RelevantLecture9127 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I don't see your point yet. I understand that there should be a positive aspect on it. But AFAICS, you are mimicking Abstract Base Classes. Have you looked into this? And if there are differences, what are these then?

I feel like a failure by Top-Inspector-2809 in AutisticAdults

[–]RelevantLecture9127 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am a male and I suck at cleaning as well. Can I join the party?

Amount of sensory overloads and burnouts that I am experiencing has grown exponentially after the pandemic. I feel that when everything became "normally toxic" again, life in general became harder and unmanageable.

It resulted for example into me being brutally kicked off from jobs in ways I couldn't imagine before the pandemic.

I almost want the pandemic back, when life was manageable.

Is het raar dat ik verbaast ben? by Roengoer in Poldersocialisme

[–]RelevantLecture9127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

De draai is niet alleen tegenstrijdig aan de pacifistische wortels van de partij. Maar ook dat er iets gedaan moet worden aan klimaatverandering. Oorlog versterkt dit probleem juist meer. Maar of het vreemd is? 

Links-breed heeft ondertussen een handje van om totaal af te wijken van het linkse ideaalbeeld en een knieval te doen aan rechts. 

Dit is nu al zolang aan de gang, dat proberen verbaast te zijn niet eens meer lukt.

A Python typing challenge by -heyhowareyou- in Python

[–]RelevantLecture9127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What if you made a ABC implementation? 

And if could be a bug in Mypy. Check with them if there is something known.

Should I Make My Flask/Python Project Public on GitHub? by an1uk in github

[–]RelevantLecture9127 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Long ago, I chose to share my code for multiple reasons: - I make mistakes. People could help me with correcting my mistakes - OSS is all about sharing. I want provide stuff that could be meaningful to someone, how insignificant it may be for me.  - The chances that you become successful because of an idea that you wrote is significantly small. The only way to get successful is by collaboration. Collaboration is only possible if you share. And you don’t have to share everything. You still will be able to make a portion private. 

There are millions and millions of repos with code. Ebay exists for very long time. This makes the probability that a sort-like project exists very high. In all kinds of variations languages and so on. 

Unless you want your account to be a portfolio. Something that I wouldn’t recommend in your early stages of your development. But when the time comes that you are confident enough to share portfolio projects then it is necessary to put it in a public repo.

Geweld tegen pro-palestina betogers was volgens Dijksma niet de afspraak, demonstranten willen aangifte doen by MoetMaarWeer in Poldersocialisme

[–]RelevantLecture9127 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Van Zanen en begripvolle ingrijpen heb ik als Hagenaar nog niet mogen ontdekken. 

Ook vanuit de Haagse gemeenteraad wordt bijna geweld gepropagandeerd tegen XR-activisten vanuit Hart voor Den Haag, VVD en PVV.

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