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Serow225
8y ago
Thank you!!
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Whats the better alternative to fit the needs of a shoestring startup (say 5-10devs)?
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FYI stray period at the end of your link breaks it :)
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Thank you very much, especially that first paragraph. I think you've given me some good discussion tools, and I really appreciate that.
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8y ago
Thanks for your thoughts. And definitely yes re your last point! Like rubber duck debugging :)
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8y ago
I think it would be helpful to move the disclaimer to the top of the post, just for clarity's sake. Is there a forecasted date on the release of the independent Jepsen study? Who is performing it? Thanks!!
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My experience is that it's unfortunately really hard to convince people who don't deeply understand distributed systems (but think they know) that just because a system is called 'HA' or can have an 'HA' mode t
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8y ago
Definitely might be useful for teams/projects organized enough to have an RFC process.
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I lol'd. Downvote away haters, sometimes you gotta laugh.
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I think what made it a little less intuitive is that the very first time I got to Search using the menu dropdown instead of the Search Icon (at that point I hadn't even noticed that there was a search icon). If I had switch to the Sear
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Thanks Jon! I'm really liking it so far, congrats to you and your team. Going to be sharing in an email to our dev group :)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_object_damage :)
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Feedback: The first time I switched to the Search view, it was extremely non-intuitive how to get back to the main view. It took me a little bit to figure out that the main view is at Navigate>Go To Commit Changes. Maybe this selection c
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Congrats! I know what I'm doing at work tomorrow :) Does it have gitflow support built in? Also just FYI the main page shows a "download for Mac" button in iOS Safari, I almost thought it was Mac-only until I went to the Down
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Thanks!
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Yeah it could have used a FOD trigger warning ;)
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I'm glad she mentioned that too, sometimes it feels like there's cultural pressure thag if you aren't hacking in every non-work hour then you're a slacker…
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8y ago
The Feynman Algorithm : 1) Write down the problem. 2) Think real hard. 3) Write down the solution. http://wiki.c2.com/?FeynmanAlgorithm
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8y ago
Would Heroku be an OK path for the OP, to remove some of the barriers to entry?
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8y ago
That's awesome, congrats!
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8y ago
Growing up in the area, we referred to these informally as "grid roads". They have an interesting history! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roads_in_Saskatchewan?section=... https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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Yes!
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Yup.
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:)
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Agreed, in my experience this is the real difference between mediocre/OK/excellent programmers; the ability to choose the "right" level of encapsulation and abstraction at design time. It's definitely not always cor
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Good thoughts! Do you have a blog? :)
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http://llvm.org/doxygen/APFloat_8cpp_source.html#l00689
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That's my plan. No joke.
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8y ago
SQLite.
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8y ago
Yeah, people that aren't deep into numerical algorithms often don't appreciate that there is an important reason to have denormals. The people who came up with the scheme weren't dumb, even though it has some limitations/
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