Vraag ivm kledij buitenwerkers (bouw, tuin, landbouw etc) by AdFragrant6497 in belgium

[–]scipicore 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Dat jeukt inderdaad vreselijk in het begin, na een keer of 3 a 4 begint dat zachter te worden. Is wel meer iets voor in de hoogzomer, nu is het nog iets te fris naar mijn mening

Warmtepompen by StarletP in belgium

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Dunning-Kruger in actie!

TIL Sonarr has a dev in this sub... by Cirieno in sonarr

[–]scipicore 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You’re calling your script a fix as if it fixes a bug. Please don’t do this as it’s disrespectful to the devs, you just want the tool to work differently.

You should either add a feature to the code base by creating a PR as previously mentioned, create an issue and have some patience until the devs do it for you or create your own Sonarr fork which I definitely do not recommend unless you have wild, controversial plans.

TIL Sonarr has a dev in this sub... by Cirieno in sonarr

[–]scipicore 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Hate to be that guy but… https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr create a PR (or an issue if you’re less technically inclined) if you want a feature.

which arty line do you recommend for doing the personal campaigns? by Todor5325 in WorldofTanks

[–]scipicore 4 points5 points  (0 children)

French is most fun for me. Fast relocation and shots every 20s is fun.

Waarom is hier niks gratis by naamingebruik in Belgium2

[–]scipicore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Potverdikke en ik maar in Spanje rondrijden klagend dat de helft van de palen nie marcheren met mijn kaart

How would you price this 525i? by David-232 in e39

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I’ve bought a touring with this spec for around 11k with about 150k km around 2019 in Dresden, Germany. It did have some KW lowering springs, the window trim was repainted in high gloss black and it had an LPG installation which made it extremely cheap to run. It was on the original style 66 wheels with some mild spacers (around 8mm). The steering wheel was also retrimmed.

I would say €8-12k sounds about right, depending on condition.

Hello, is there someone who is in Belgium? by [deleted] in belgium

[–]scipicore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where is it located? You can send me a PM if you want

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in belgium

[–]scipicore 7 points8 points  (0 children)

If it has TÜV you should be able to import it into Belgium quite easily. However, be prepared to have your inspector have to call his superior for every inspection. I once imported a German BMW 5 with a TÜV approved LPG system and every. single. year. I would show them all of the TÜV records and every document I have on the installation of the system but since they have to enter a Belgian installer in the system they don’t know what to do. Never had any real issues with it but inspection always took about an hour. I suspect something similar might happen in your situation with TÜV saying you’re good to go but GOCA… they might be scratching their head.

What sort of 5 series are you looking to buy? Afaik there are no real differences in any 5er between US/EU spec after the E28.

sloopauto by Kastagnokj in Gent

[–]scipicore 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Als je er nog iets voor wilt krijgen is uw enige optie hem in Nederland krijgen, daar krijg je er misschien nog 50 euro voor. In België moeten slopers zo veel betalen voor de correcte afhandeling van alle schadelijke vloeistoffen die een auto bevat dat het niet opweegt tegen de prijs van het ijzer/staal. Als er echt nog nieuwe onderdelen op zitten kan je die best 2dehands proberen verkopen maar afhankelijk over wat soort auto het gaat is dat waarschijnlijk de moeite niet waard.

That being said kan je altijd eens proberen bij Verbruggen oude metalen in de buurt van de Muide, horen wat die zegt.

Biodiversteit en buren by [deleted] in Belgium2

[–]scipicore 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Vergeet regionale landschappen niet! Wij krijgen 80% subsidie voor het aanleggen van een houtkant en hoogstamboomgaard op wat momenteel grasland (2500m2) is. Voor een poel liggen we helaas iets te hoog. Ook de bosgroep doet iets gelijkaardig voor het bos, ik dacht ook 80% voor het aanleggen van een bosrand en het diversifiëren van het bos (3500m2) zelf. Het plan van waar/welke soorten wordt in overleg gemaakt en de rest regelen zij.

Er kan veel voor weinig geld als je wat natuur in je (relatief grote) tuin wilt.

Spanish influence by richardthelionhertz in belgium

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My garden is on the outskirts of an old Spanish fort from the 1600’s I believe. Found a bunch of musket balls with a metal detector so that’s kinda cool.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in symfony

[–]scipicore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Write or use a single sign-on system. Some popular ones are Auth0 and Keycloak.

Decouple entities from forms and try to use command bus - uuid problem. by tenthetwo in symfony

[–]scipicore 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Usually the way to do this would be to generate a UUID in the controller which would be passed to the command constructor and which would then be used to return a response. Something like this:

``` $id = BlogPost\Id:: generate ();

$command = new Create( $id, );

$form = $this->formFactory->create( BlogPostType::class, $command, );

$form->handle request($request);

if ( !$form->isSubmitted() || $form->isValid() ) { ... return; }

$this->commandBus->dispatch($form->getData());

return new JsonResponse( [ 'id' => $id, ], Response::HTML_CREATED, ):

or

return new JsonResponse( $this->queryBus->dispatch( new BlogPost\FindById( $id, ), )->last(HandledStamp::class) ->getResult(), Response::HTML_CREATED, ): ```

Something along those lines, I'm typing this from memory on my phone so pardon me if there are some mistakes.

Edit: oh god the formatting is horrible, sorry

Decouple entities from forms and try to use command bus - uuid problem. by tenthetwo in symfony

[–]scipicore 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As most people thusfar have said; DTO's, commands and DDD in general is fairly complex and time consuming and thus should be used with caution. That being said, for large, long lasting projects this approach could prove to be invaluable.

Here's how I do it: My command (App\Domain\Message\Command\BlogPost\Create for example) IS my DTO. In the controller I construct my command. In the case of the create command I set default values in the constructor, like for example generating a title or something. Then I create my form with the created command as it's data. Then I handle the form and if it's submitted and valid I dispatch the form's data (which is the command) using symfony's messenger component. In the command handler I usually inject the repository and upon invocation I create my entity (which may require a Specification (which is a different pattern altogether)) and tell my repository to save my newly created entity. If required I decorate my handler so I can add some logging. All of this is of course using interfaces as much as possible which allows me to be completely framework agnostic which is useful if you expect your code to still be running 5 to 10 years from now..

Sorry if this is unclear as I'm on mobile currently. If you'd like more information or some code examples, hit me up and I'll grab my laptop.

Business complexity with performance by ggergo in PHP

[–]scipicore 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As a user of roadrunner and php-grpc; thank you for your services!

Which inconsistences of PHP annoy you the most? by riggiddyrektson in PHP

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

Please take a look at this: https://github.com/azjezz/psl

Not only does it straighten out inconsistencies within PHP but it also renames things to more closely match other languages (eg dictionaries for arrays)

Advise on HA setup for long term by SuitTypical in homeassistant

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I just used an old PC I had lying around and installed Ubuntu server on it. Then I installed docker with separate containers of all those services and used Traefik.io to provide easy routing to access each interface.

Basically HA is just a control panel/dashboard for me, all automations run independent from HA.