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Snap is an abomination. See my previous comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33173762 I fought with a guy in 2015 that believed snap was the future, and this cost me almost my job back then.
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Using wide columns per request telemetry at Opsgenie (2021)
(mustafaakin.dev)
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Recap of AWS Re:Invent 2022: An Honest Review of Announcements
(resmo.com)
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Based on your comments, it seems you really can't emphasize with others that cannot drive a stick for some reason. It's not obvious, it requires a cordination and timing; unless you know what to do, you will stop your car, over&#x
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Until 2012-2013, we met at Internet Cafe to play LAN games with my high school friends. It was not common to carry your PCs in our culture but a lot of folk went to cafes to play Age of empires, counter strike, middle earth, generals. Then
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4y ago
Yes this would make switches much more possible
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Goodbye to local development experience. New architect hire suggesting big changes does not have anything else to do to justify their excistence. Some Async use cases is great but large scale apps becomes clusterfuck. Experience: we made a
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Show HN: Resmo – Run SQL, Free Text Search on Cloud and SaaS Configurations
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How to offer custom SQL support in your product to customers
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I thought the exact same thing. But then I noticed some code is also open-source. https://github.com/twitter/birdwatch/tree/main/static/source...
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I downloaded, started a new Kotlin based Selenium project and it does not work. JDK 17. I closed the IDE and tried it now and it does. I think it's a great initiative but I would love if it launched with Playwright support as well at t
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OpenSSL Vulnerability Once Heartbleed-Level “Critical” Now Deemed “High”
(resmo.com)
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We use it at our company. Also in CI. Because it's much more straightforward and everyone can understand what it does. Glad it exists.
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I have a catch-all on our domain. Occasionally someone at Datadog enumarates mails with names on Linkedin but some fails. So its not just their CRM. But when I apply to startup program through AWS activate, almost radio silence. So, there g
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4y ago
Ask them to be design partners.
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4y ago
I prefer the ability to run and debug locally coupled with a good IDE. I know VSCode is popular, people customize the shit out of Vim, but IntelliJ just works for me when I'm writing Java, Kotlin or Typescript/React. Refactor and
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4y ago
Congrats, how will EE proceed? Will we see G1 GC in native image CE anytime soon?
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4y ago
JumpCloud & Retool
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We use Gin for searching cyber asset configuration at Resmo. It works good enough because users search for specific things like "logs bucket" or UUIDs and there are exact matches. Typos are not important. But if they'd be, Po
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Altogic: Build and Host No-Code Back End Apps
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4y ago
We prefer sync code reviews sometimes and it's easier.
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Arch is easy to install (if you are comfortable with Linux, terminal and fucking up your partitions) 0. If you have Windows, a bit tiny work to correctly setup secure boot and UEFI 1. Create partitions manually, carefully. For best results
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To be honest, I'd not be too bothered by that specific ad. Hoever, I gave up using Ubuntu long ago with the push for snap applications and all the mayhem it caused. * Oh, you want to install a package, here are two very distant version
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I love and prefer Java & Static languages too, however saying it cannot happen in a static language is a bit of stretch. The recent Log4j vulnerability and countless Jackson vulnerabilities are examples of how a simple deserialiation ca
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When Docker was first released, I made a programming assignment grading system when I was a Teaching Assistant. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFy8LHQ6EtI Idea and execution had potential but I lacked networking or courage
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4y ago
They are not definitely illegal to import. There are just fees you have to pay.
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Why would I build a part of it manually when pgpartman is already available? It’s just an extension as its just code. Regardless of what they say on a public page, that is a vague license. Can I use Timescale to provide a SaaS service that
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Timescale is not just an extension. It offers many features and a restrictive license. Partman is just a utility. But I agree something like partman should be part of core Postgres
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Jokes on you I already ignore %100 of them /s I like the promise however how can I trust it completely that the ignored part is not actually reachable? All the languages (except a few) do some magic that might not be detected? At previ
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4y ago
Cheapest iPhone 14 (not pro) is 30999 TL. Minimum wage is 5500 TL in Turkey. %48 of workforce in Turkey earns Minimum wage. A junior software engineer mostly earns between 10-30k TL. A teacher earns around 8-9K. But there is too much variat
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