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by hatware 4y ago
I put in $0 and got infinity for every answer. I'm more of an undefined kind of guy.
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by hatware 4y ago
Shared tenancy in cloud platforms.
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by hatware 4y ago
I see we didn't learn our lesson from MT Gox.
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by hatware 4y ago
It happens once a quarter, sometimes more!
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by hatware 4y ago
The point is that people in their free time, can break into systems that cost millions in design to keep those people out. For me, the homebrew community is the reason why I have a career in technology in the first place. Breaking into thin
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by hatware 4y ago
Not sure why, but I'd expect someone as smart as Roiland to know better. Convenience isn't worth the unknowns, it never was.
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by hatware 4y ago
GitHub has been sh*tting the bed left and right. I audibly laughed when I saw this article. I don't know if it started when MS bought them, but it's when I think the decline became very apparent.
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by hatware 4y ago
> do you really think a quicker response would have changed the end result Communication matters a lot. A response within 24 hours means they would be ten days ahead. Yes, that is better than being 11 days behind. Waiting is what the cus
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by hatware 4y ago
I'm not sure what service GitHub thinks it is providing these days. It's like they're trying to lose customers.
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by hatware 4y ago
They know how to capture their market. These things will sell like hotcakes.
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by hatware 4y ago
You can find developer first roles where the company puts a lot of time and energy into making developers the most efficient workers, but most companies are a cluster-fuck of resource management and you'll be lucky to find a healthy co
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by hatware 4y ago
Home Assistant, but you'll spend more than a weekend getting things settled. Still, I love how open and free the platform is for most of its users. It really is an incredible example of open source software.
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by hatware 4y ago
You mean corporations don't actually want to innovate once they have significant market share?
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by hatware 4y ago
It's certainly a more consumer-centric and transparent way of selling the product. I would feel more taken care of as a customer. Very few companies/apps with monthly subscription actually provide $X of new value each month for ea
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by hatware 4y ago
> How are people that don't want to pay for software "their best customers"? As another commenter suggested, I never said I don't want to pay for software. I would probably pay a lot for software with functionality li
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by hatware 4y ago
Exciting to see innovation in the note-taking and brainstorming space. Too bad I've decided that the subscription model has got to go, so I'm not interested in using the 'free' side of anything with that model. How else
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by hatware 4y ago
It definitely takes some time getting used to the quirks of Airflow. I know it took 6 months of running it at my last gig to really understand what was happening underneath the UI. With great control comes great responsibility.
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by hatware 4y ago
Of course you do, that's called ego.
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by hatware 4y ago
Bingo. Yet you have tons of commenters who are _sure_ that Apple is doing the right thing. I miss when products were made for the consumer.
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by hatware 4y ago
You can thank the finance and legal departments for their lack of creativity.
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by hatware 4y ago
I think you have grossly underestimated how propaganda against right to repair legislation has colored your perception. That is what's sad. We used to fully own the devices we buy, now look at us.
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by hatware 4y ago
> Does he actually want to repair his phone? It doesn’t seem like it. Does Apple really want to support right to repair? Or is this some baked-in-irony workaround that lets them legally _say_ they allow anyone to repair their phones, whi
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by hatware 4y ago
If you knew what the startup was, that might be good advice.
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by hatware 4y ago
I can't be the only one who thinks the primary goal of OKRs is to keep non-technical managers employed, right?
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by hatware 4y ago
Not sure you read my comment thoroughly. I called the RockPro64 nifty, followed by mentioning all 5 of my Pine64 devices are collecting dust. It's embryonic across all 5 devices and that's pretty clear once you get to the camera,
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by hatware 4y ago
I went deep on the Pine64 ecosystem, the RockPro64s are pretty nifty with all their inputs, but all (5) of my Rock devices are collecting dust because, like OP, I discovered the ecosystem is still embryonic. I think progress will continue t
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by hatware 4y ago
Private repositories can only be used by the Git Actions runner for that repository. For a monorepo, this works fine. If you have any semblance of microservices in their own repos, orchestrating CI/CD and other build/artifact proc
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by hatware 4y ago
> you pay 10 a month for spotify Actually, I self host nearly all media I consume. And I own the bits much more than anyone who is paying for streaming services, buying lossy MP3's, and letting control over their life be licensed aw
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by hatware 4y ago
A 5 person startup doesn't need a dedicated GH enterprise account manager and the bill that comes with that. It's lazy market segmentation, and you know it is.
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by hatware 4y ago
I feel that our organization paying for five heads at the mid-tier enterprise level entitles us to such a basic feature. I actually _do_ think this feature should be available to all users, even free. GitHub is encouraging bad coding practi

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