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by kdazzle 5y ago
N/A beer has gotten surprisingly good over the last couple years. The brand I’ve been getting around here is Wellbeing - I like their Amber and Pale ales
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by kdazzle 5y ago
The Opposing Shore by Julien Gracq - the writing is really beautiful. Like every sentence is poetic and the descriptions often these very original metaphors. I read him for the first time immediately before the pandemic with A Balcony In th
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by kdazzle 5y ago
This looks super cool. Love the git integration.
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by kdazzle 5y ago
Geocities
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by kdazzle 5y ago
I used to do that, but having to deal with timeouts in long running jobs was frustrating because i never knew if something was successful. Could bump up the timeouts, but theyre there for a reason.
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by kdazzle 5y ago
Carhartt | Sr. Software Engineer | Dearborn, MI and REMOTE | Full Time Carhartt has been making clothes to protect hard-working people since 1889. Our team is at the center of consumer data and we work to provide a better experience for the
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by kdazzle 5y ago
Tldr; capitalism good because author “finds it obvious” in thought experiment
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by kdazzle 5y ago
I don’t know, I think having your tests assume that the 3rd party data looks a certain way is helpful. If that ever breaks in prod, then something needs to change, and your tests can change if the interface changes.
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by kdazzle 5y ago
Wow, this is eye opening. It’s a whole inter-developer tension I knew very little about
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by kdazzle 5y ago
Mubi is also excellent
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Ask HN: What’s the best freelance platform these days?
12 points by kdazzle 5y ago|0 comments
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by kdazzle 5y ago
Try beans! There are tons of varieties, theyre pretty easy, and I’m pretty sure they’re grown the world over.
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by kdazzle 6y ago
I don’t think “lack of funding” is something IBM has to worry about at the moment. As much as I might like it to be.
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Release Flow: How We Do Branching on the VSTS Team (2018)(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
37 points by kdazzle 6y ago|3 comments
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by kdazzle 6y ago
Honestly, my impression of this site is that the creators don't listen to much music. I know it’s probably not true, and that it sounds pretty snobby, but for instance, segmenting by a genre as broad as Rock is too reductive. There are
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Ask HN: Any (Email) Marketing Resources?
1 points by kdazzle 6y ago|0 comments
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by kdazzle 6y ago
Wouldn’t have been a good memory if you were _running_ through the midwest. A good chunk of the summer, they dive-bomb anyone who looks at their bush funny. Those birds are my personal nemeses - but they’re winning.
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by kdazzle 7y ago
(Hint: the lock-in is AZURE)
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by kdazzle 7y ago
This. Even MS salespeople never try to slip in “windows search barring” in place of “googling”.
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by kdazzle 7y ago
Vancouver, BC passed something like this a few years ago - it’s a 20% tax on all non-resident home purchases. It has actually stopped house prices from rising so fast, but there are still a bunch of empty homes.
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by kdazzle 7y ago
Needing an account to read articles is a bit much, IMO. Unless I’m misunderstanding something. I dont want to make people sign up for something new just to read my shitty links
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The Case Against Boeing(newyorker.com)
2 points by kdazzle 7y ago|0 comments
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by kdazzle 7y ago
Yes - totally agree. Sure, mocking everything is a bad idea. And mocking can make changes brittle. But I would much rather just mock HTTP requests, dates, and filesystem stuff than spend a day figuring out how to write some wrapper around H
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by kdazzle 7y ago
> I would let time pass and, on occasion, stories that I imagined would take a few hours would turn into a day or more. ...or even more...
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by kdazzle 7y ago
> The person writing this has to repeat frequently that they're OK with the <toast> element; it's quite funny how hard they try not to upset people. I don't know - I kind of figured that was part of the joke - I thou
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by kdazzle 7y ago
> It never tested a malfunctioning sensor, according to the three officials. That one popped out to me. Man. Lots to learn. > Boeing continued to defend MCAS and its reliance on a single sensor after the first crash, involving Indones
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by kdazzle 7y ago
3 days of work unpaid!!?
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Amazon workers hospitalized after warehouse robot releases bear repellent(engadget.com)
2 points by kdazzle 8y ago|0 comments
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Here Comes ‘Smart Dust,’ the Tiny Computers That Pull Power from the Air(wsj.com)
2 points by kdazzle 8y ago|0 comments
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by kdazzle 8y ago
Good story, but man, I think this story sucked up like 30% of my battery, and the ads didn't even load half the time.

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