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by deskr 2y ago
> but I haven't found it that in practice That's perfectly fine, and I'd say lucky you. Bisect is a type of tool that you hope you won't need, but when you need it it's a life saver. You're right about the l
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by deskr 2y ago
Your traffic bill is increasing by 471% and that's not OK. Bill increases don't have to be catastrophic to be bad. Remember that businesses/startups range from being well funded to not-funded-at-all-trying-to-survive. Dependi
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by deskr 2y ago
Isn't it funny how some text changes the voice in your head? Now you're hearing the best voice. It's amazing. I tell you. It's the greatest voice. Everybody’s talking about it. They are saying it's incredible. They
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by deskr 2y ago
Security dept. would like to have a word.
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by deskr 2y ago
My thoughts exactly. I was expecting the classic millions of dependencies. Very nice!
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by deskr 2y ago
So many astonishing things were done ... > As the number of microservices grew, each service often got its own dedicated cluster. Wow. Just wow.
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by deskr 2y ago
Nice. I struggle though to compare the differences. I would find it easier to have one demo and a dropdown which I can select which example I'm looking at.
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by deskr 2y ago
Is there a page somewhere that tells me what netlify is on a technical level? All I see it marketing speak and I can't make sense of it.
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by deskr 2y ago
No, just offering unsolicited advice :)
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by deskr 2y ago
I think you need a PR personnel too.
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by deskr 2y ago
Have fascists ever taken over America before? We live in unprecedented times.
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by deskr 2y ago
I'd argue that the pyramid of doom callback hell is easily a lot worse than async/await.
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by deskr 2y ago
> I don't think it's fair to expect developers to do paranoid sweeps ... Agree, it isn't fair. I think it's sensible though. When creating anything on AWS I always behave like AWS is an hostile financial institution g
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by deskr 2y ago
It's amazing how hitting the record button makes you self aware. Even if it's just yourself in the room. It can also be a mood killer when rehearsing with a band. Everyone is messing about and having fun, then suddenly REC ON! and
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by deskr 2y ago
Thanks, appreciated! Yes, I took the Hz as meaning the rate at which I see an accurate measurement on my screen.
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by deskr 2y ago
> every single time That's a pretty big indicator that it's true.
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by deskr 2y ago
What an unfortunate choice of name. LoRa is already a big project.
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by deskr 2y ago
> Have you ever wished for a 500 Hz, millimeter-precise linear position sensing system Kind of, but I'd like an 0.01mm precision please. It can be just a few Hz, I don't need 500 Hz. Great project though!
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by deskr 2y ago
> with men bent on signaling their expertise all the goddamn time. The Germans have a good name for them that many languages have incorporated: Besserwisser. My way of treating them: let them talk. It makes them happy. I might even learn
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by deskr 2y ago
Any old codebase will have their own version of Nina, Katya, Masha or even just an open reactor, monorepo or not. I once worked on a codebase that had had a directory that no one was allowed to touch because it was "about to be decommi
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by deskr 2y ago
I think this is interesting but I'm totally out of the loop. He links to https://github.com/brabalan/org-review - what is that? What is org mode and org mode review? What is a sketchnote and how do you create one?
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by deskr 2y ago
Shows that it's not safe to assume that a random Besserwisser on HN has read the article. In my defence I did skim through it though.
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by deskr 2y ago
Wow, I didn't know this effect had a name. I've experienced it so many times. I've also seen how politicians lie and tell half truths about stuff, where I know the full story like them.
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by deskr 2y ago
The talk/banter between two men can be very harsh, without any malice intended.
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by deskr 2y ago
> The man in the audience at the academic conference who wants to lecture rather than ask a question... To be honest here, she started the lecture. He offered advice she lectured him and "explained why his method wouldn’t work"
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by deskr 2y ago
> The lack of documented concern from the contracted engineers about the inconsequentiality of the cable pullouts or the safety factors between Hurricane Maria in 2017 and the failure is alarming. This is crazy. Basically cables were pul
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by deskr 2y ago
Doesn't work on Firefox - white screen instead of a map.
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by deskr 2y ago
It shouldn't be. 10 tons of steel takes up just about 1,300 litres. That should fit nicely in the back seat. Remember to secure your load.
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by deskr 2y ago
> most viewable It is, but the UX trying to read a A4/letter sized PDF document on a phone is absolutely horrible.
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by deskr 2y ago
That assumption is wrong is if you look at the world as whole. A big big old Soviet country comes to mind. High ratio of 5th floor window related accidents.

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