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human_error
10y ago
> If you have a specific example of GCP support not working well for you, please drop me a line at jani at google dot com and I'll be happy to look into it. Unfortunately you just described why people won't prefer GCP. With you
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human_error
10y ago
What are those mistakes? I don't do front-end development so my knowledge is very limited with these (I know the names and a basic idea what they do)
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human_error
10y ago
It's easier to install and maintain than Mesos. If you're not doing any big-data (which is 99.99% of people out there), it's good enough.
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human_error
10y ago
Don't even bother. This is Coldfusion. Irrelevant for a decade if not more.
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human_error
10y ago
This is rubbish. You make huge claims without providing a single proof.
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human_error
10y ago
Probably right time right place.
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human_error
10y ago
> Why does nobody seem to have any introspection on why RethinkDB failed? Because nobody used it.
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human_error
10y ago
> I have seen a lot where joins are essentially done at the application level in loops in the relatively slow language That's an indication of poor programming skills rather than programming language being "slow".
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human_error
11y ago
> Focused. Can they possibly eschew Facebook, Twitter, IM, Hacker News, et al. for eight hours? What does it have to with being focused? I take some short breaks and visit HN and reddit to "empty" my mind and to have some fresh
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human_error
11y ago
I tried it for couple of weeks but returned back to emacs. It has some cool features but I couldn't get used to its keybindings. I'm sure they're customizable but I wasn't motivated enough to do so.
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human_error
12y ago
Well, if you're a Firefox user and don't use the latest Firefox I think it makes sense to show "upgrade to the new Firefox" message.
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human_error
12y ago
I don't think so. I didn't try to download but I can see it on Appstore.
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human_error
12y ago
> Hiring for Go — I wouldn’t even know where to start Let's go with metaphors. Programming languages and driving a car are similar things. When you change your car from Toyota to Audi, you don't learn everything from scratch. Y
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human_error
12y ago
It's my editor of choice at work. I use it daily. Have never experienced crash.
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human_error
13y ago
Even if Dorian is lying about knowing what bitcoin is, I think it wouldn't be a proof of Dorian = Satoshi. He might be worried people would dig his personal life more if he acknowledges he knows what bitcoin is.
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human_error
13y ago
I think Apple was just testing the waters with Ping; more like a social experiment for Apple. I don't think they actually cared much.
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human_error
13y ago
In all fairness $136 isn't really serious amount of money to be collected and it can be a little bit trickier for someone who isn't used to Bitcoin. I wouldn't bother to collect it as well.
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human_error
13y ago
> You can apply if you are male. Don't you think it'd be just a 'founders conference' in that case?
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human_error
13y ago
> I feel like I've seen that conference before, many times. Really? Where? Could you please give an example?
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human_error
13y ago
concurrent.futures is available for Python 2.x.
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human_error
13y ago
I had a job interview two days ago and the manager covered the first 9 questions before I asked (I had 1,2,3,4 and 6 on mind but he talked about all of those topics). I don't know if it's a good sign or a bad sign though.
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human_error
13y ago
Maybe she's a business user and pays for it. Business version also has the same bad layout.
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human_error
13y ago
> Used the Pylons (Django was too slow), a Python based framework, from the start This isn't quite right. It was web.py at the beginning. They have started using Pylons after Conde Nast acquisition.
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human_error
13y ago
This isn't Python vs. Go. This is bottle.py vs Go.
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human_error
13y ago
Another one: http://paulbuchheit.blogspot.com/2007/04/webserver-in-bash.h...
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human_error
13y ago
I've looked at the list and I don't think any value would be lost due to these services.
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human_error
13y ago
Is this how Google Reader used to look like? I'm asking this because UI is very similar to CommaFeed ( https://www.commafeed.com/ )
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human_error
13y ago
> Go has a rich standard library which covers a lot of areas. The last time I've looked at it there wasn't queue, deque, stack libraries in standard library. There wasn't even a UUID library. I'm not sure if it has th
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human_error
13y ago
People change in time. Their opinions too.
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human_error
13y ago
How about putting phones inside the microwave and then putting microwave inside the fridge?
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