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by dickeytk 7y ago
It is a lot but if I recall it’s also the first time they’ve raised at all
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by dickeytk 7y ago
this won't work on windows will it?
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Is there any particular reason you chose to use Redis lists instead of streams? With streams you’d get the job ack/retry stuff partially handled for you
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I don’t understand your point. I’m trying to argue companies should be up front about minimum support length at purchase. Is it that 10 years isn’t long enough?
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by dickeytk 7y ago
You’re talking about durability which is different. I’m talking about performance. Durability should not be a problem with these products. Frankly they feel super solid but more importantly they rarely even get touched (the interface is an
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by dickeytk 7y ago
You’re not in Sonos’s target market if you want it to last 50 years. That’s fine. All the more reason they should be explicit so the consumer knows what they’re buying. I certainly don’t mind 10 year lifecycle even if that bothers you.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
No the article says the opposite. It says they’ll continue working together: “First, rest assured that come May, when we end new software updates for our legacy products, they will continue to work just as they do today. We are not bricking
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by dickeytk 7y ago
To focus on one product: the original play:5 came out Nov 2009 (which is impacted here). The replacement came out in Sep 2015. For a company that builds their brand loyalty on keeping existing customers happy with their purchases (via OTA u
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I will not be riding in your Uber.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
and because it doesn't work on windows
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by dickeytk 7y ago
what a fantastic landing page. Especially that gif. All editors should have something this good.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
technically it does not matter. The trouble is students HATE learning something they think is a waste of time. I've found it impossible to convince them that the first language doesn't matter. If they just learned anything they&#x
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by dickeytk 7y ago
off tangent, but I really like that syntax of defining types especially for channels: type Foo(chan<- int) instead of what I usually see type Foo chan<- int unfortunately it doesn't appear compatible with gofmt
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by dickeytk 7y ago
It’s awesome. Definitely going to be using this a lot once the break is over. Thank you!
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Scrip is certainly not limited to the products a company produces. In the states it was lumber and mining companies but the stores offered whatever people needed.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
We’ve seen a bit of this domestically too: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_scrip
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Someone should rebuild turntable.fm using Spotify
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by dickeytk 7y ago
You should really consider picking a standard open source license if you want people to try your work out. I personally wouldn’t consider building a business off of a license like that.
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Pithy Guide to Kubernetes(blog.jdxcode.com)
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by dickeytk 7y ago
What do you think the reason is? I only ask because there are (probably) few Doctors here and it's an interesting question.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I don’t know how warm it is outside. Chiefly I use it to tell if it’s a good time for a run or if I need to put a jacket on before stepping outside.
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I would never think to check the weather, but having it in my tmux status is useful https://github.com/jdxcode/tmux-weather
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I think Waymo still has a solid shot
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Having blackout dates for employees buying and selling stock is something every company I’ve worked for has enforced. It doesn’t have anything to do with the open documents policy
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Can you make them stay on top in Chrome?
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I want to try it, but it’s windows-only right now I think
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Sorry for being pendantic, but s/Silicon Valley/Tech/
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by dickeytk 7y ago
I fully admit I’m no expert on this topic, but it seems to me tiny houses are an awful use of space in a city for low-income housing. Why not just have apartments?
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by dickeytk 7y ago
As someone that's recently joined a new team this was a fantastic article to read. I do sometimes get the sense that everything is broken—even though after waiting a few days it seems like super minor things. One error though: > he
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by dickeytk 7y ago
Looks like cgi-bin is making a comeback!

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