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by clarkdale 4y ago
The title has two grammatical errors with quotes. The corrected form would be: > AWS staff spending ‘much of their time’ optimizing customers' clouds
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by clarkdale 4y ago
From the release notes, it certainly seems minor / backwards compatible. > 5.0 is not a disruptive release, and everything you know is still applicable. While TypeScript 5.0 includes correctness changes and some deprecations for inf
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by clarkdale 4y ago
This reminds me of the recent core-js blog post [1], however Magit is extremely actionable with clear steps to donate or even receive a bill for your employer. What we need is a system where we can all pull from a common pool of FOSS donati
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by clarkdale 4y ago
What was the first widely produced aircraft to feature a pressurized cabin for passengers? One could say a major milestone in aviation was the first need for a toilet. What aircraft started travelling such lengths of time that a toilet is
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by clarkdale 4y ago
Feature request to find duplicates within words contains underscores or hyphens. I want to use this for reading documentation. I often find myself struggling with acronyms like JWT_AUTH and JWT_OKTA so this would help me visually identify a
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by clarkdale 4y ago
The reason I was taught in a TDD classroom, is that starting with "should" lets your human brain start typing an easy to comprehend sentence. It should be easy to write out requirments in simple terms.
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by clarkdale 4y ago
The post title should be changed to "Microsoft will add ..."
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by clarkdale 4y ago
It would be interesting if this documentation was written directly into the code itself. For instance the default value is already right there. TypeScript adds the type information. If there was a way to add comments on each parameter name,
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by clarkdale 4y ago
"Physchological safety" is a buzz word common in MBA circles. There are many articles written about it, shared on HN even.
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Dark Launching with Analytics(medium.com)
3 points by clarkdale 4y ago|0 comments
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by clarkdale 4y ago
Promise 3's rejection would be awaited and handled after promise 2. Yes, it might finish over the network before promise 1, but it won't be realized by the program until its await occurs in the for loop.
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by clarkdale 4y ago
Here is a way with a Generator (the chapterGenerator). Only writing this because I've seen a lot of comments lamenting lack of "streams" async function showChapters(chapterURLs) { const chapterGenerator = function
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by clarkdale 4y ago
The change in mine is moving await into the second for loop, so that it can be caught and handled. async function showChapters(chapterURLs) { const chapterPromises = chapterURLs.map(async (url) => { const response
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by clarkdale 4y ago
I would love to hear this in a way other than water in various sized pipes.
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by clarkdale 4y ago
It would be interesting to watch an edit played in chronological order. A similar response was made to Passengers[1], where if it is NOT made chronologically, the director could have an opportunity to push the theme entirely close to a horr
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by clarkdale 4y ago
This is output from ChatGPT, right?
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by clarkdale 4y ago
I came to say the same thing. The 10th and 11th paragraphs (each one sentence) say the same thing. And they have the same effect as the title of the second section (immediately following those paragraphs). Each are the same idea of the arti
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by clarkdale 4y ago
Honestly I really enjoyed this blog post and found the author's tone fun and lively.
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by clarkdale 4y ago
- https://github.com/kevquirk/simple.css
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by clarkdale 4y ago
Have you considered using plain S3 buckets with Intelligent Tiering AND the two opt-in archive access tiers? You can use the normal S3 apis to upload, then after 180 days or so, your objects transition to Glacier Deep Archive. You do pay a
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by clarkdale 4y ago
I don't think anything exists that could totally satisfy your constraint because your concept is hyper abstract. That said, I would recommend looking into AWS CloudFormation, AWS CDK, and Terraform.
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by clarkdale 4y ago
Another difference is between suburbian adult lives and high-desity city adult lives. Compare an adult life in NYC or Chicago (or many European cities) and those people have easier access to visit with friends, stay out after work, see exhi
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by clarkdale 4y ago
Hi there! In English, we would normally say "many developers." Hope that helps!!
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by clarkdale 5y ago
I'm curious in how to use Conway's Law to be more effective. I can learn from Brooks and Amdahls to improve software, but how to apply Conway's? I think the closest thing is Bezos's API mandate. This is an attempt to fla
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by clarkdale 6y ago
> Coming out guns blaring with accusations She is not doing that > working through specific, addressable issues She is doing exactly this
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by clarkdale 6y ago
> That guidance wasn't needed That criticism wasn't needed
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by clarkdale 6y ago
Not OP, but I think he was referring to The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)[0] which grossed $887.9 million and won 4 Academy awards[1]. [0]: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120737/ [1]: https:
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by clarkdale 11y ago
Random keyboard shortcut I use multiple times per day: paste plaintext with ALT+e,s,t,<enter>.
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by clarkdale 13y ago
Don't forget the official Microsoft Remote Desktop app[1] or the Citrix Receiver app[2] if your office supports that. [1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.... [2] https:/&#x2F
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Do not get a degree you will use(nickpirollo.net)
2 points by clarkdale 13y ago|0 comments

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