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brown9-2
5y ago
the domain name developer.apple.com resolves through a series of CNAMEs to Apple's CDN (applimg.com), which if it was down would explain other things like iMessage also being unavailable.
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5y ago
of course https://status.cloud.google.com/ is all green
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5y ago
didn’t Solana have an outage this weekend?
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This makes no sense. A company like Stripe has in-house recruiters. An external recruiter would never tell a candidate they referred they were hired without hearing it from the company first - as they’d be burned too many times by setting p
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It will probably cost over $1 billion to buy a team, seems like you should need to raise more than 0.4% of the amount before having your project written about in the media as credible.
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5y ago
AWS typically has the same issue
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brown9-2
5y ago
I bet those groups pay well though
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5y ago
if you want to be free to try radical ideas, you should also be open to the feedback when they’re terrible and foolish ideas
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5y ago
I think it’s more of the fault of needing to invoke a number of plugins bound to different cycles, rather than the compiler deciding if it needs to recompile files or not. I don’t believe Maven’s domain model has any concept of incrementali
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5y ago
how do you test a HTTP/REST microservice?
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Why would it lead to any tighter of a coupling that other styles of APIs?
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Yes, very obvious bitcoin scams with html attachments that try to execute script to redirect you to another webpage
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5y ago
People aren’t bothered by how close the car came to the pedestrians - it’s the fact that the autopilot was programmed to go in a straight line and at an intersection decided to steer into a crosswalk. Not to mention the fact that it seems e
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5y ago
The tweet that went viral was a clip of a video posted by a Youtube channel owned by someone else. Seems pretty obvious the copyright owner who would make a claim against the tweet was the Youtube channel who owned the video.
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5y ago
a great piece of trivia related to this point is that the original k8s developers tried to convince Docker to adopt the pod concept: https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/8781
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5y ago
> But if vaccinated people are also spreading it It is not a binary 0 or 1 as far as if vaccinated people will spread the infection if they are infected. The vaccine lowers the chances, so the more people we can get vaccinated, the lower
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5y ago
If you want to talk about “real risk” then I think it’s only fair to ask you to define what that acceptable risk level is.
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5y ago
No, the article makes it pretty clear that it’s a cost of living adjustment
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5y ago
Will they adjust Urs Holzle’s compensation for working from New Zealand?
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5y ago
Can you cite any scientists saying “hold on, we don’t approve of this yet”?
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5y ago
> Isn't it kind of alarming to hear a government say, hey, our own scientists haven't approved this, but we want to inject it into your body anyway? This isn’t what is happening - the scientists are encouraging you to get the v
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5y ago
Can you elaborate on the “zeitgeist’s value system”? You keep accusing people of doing a thing and then not really defining that thing.
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It’s not new for writers to be inspired by real-life events or for stories to have broader messages or purposes. Calling this contemporary seems naive, as a part of this thing lately where people act as if for thousands of years we never cr
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5y ago
“or wouldn't be assigned to an office” seems to be doing a lot here to obscure the true meaning
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All of the same can be said for copy-and-pasting code you find in a tutorial in Google search results or in a Stack Overflow answer. This just seems to be automating that process even further.
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5y ago
Seems pretty clear that he sold himself shares below fair value to make the contributions legal
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Over the past 9 months though the stock has been flat, so this willingness to suffer for rewards will hit a brick wall soon
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5y ago
Glassdoor is not reliable
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5y ago
I think this comment comes from a place of having plenty of unscheduled time before the meeting, but the format is really oriented around solving things for people with no unscheduled time.
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5y ago
What experts are being hidden?
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