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I'm quite surprised of how little noise this issue is generating. Not sure does that mean that the issues are actually very localized (although I'm not sure they are, it is not entirely correct that only one region is offline), or
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This is not isolated only to South Central. We have issues accessing to resources in all US/European data centers, we can't authenticate.
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It would be really much more helpful with a proper illustration, instead of explaining how to sit with words. Or to put it differently: instructions unclear, leg stuck behind neck.
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Nutanix acquiring Frame
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There is nothing I would like more than Facebook to sell WhatsApp, so I'm at least a bit more out of their claws or, alternately, for WhatsApp to be ruined and all my friends go to some other messaging app. I've been a long user o
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A side note, Europeans have a less strict attitude towards borders (I mean once you are a citizen :-)). You can easily find yourself in another country just because of a wrong turn. Or like when I was in Norway, we would go grocery shopping
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If you're not tied to MacBooks, it is a good time. You have a nice choice of laptops with the new Intel CPUs, or Intel + AMD graphics, from 13" to 15", finely made. If you want a MacBook, for love of God, wait! The current ge
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I completely agree. Here is the link. It is a mix of Macedonian and English, page of interest is 34. Total population: 2022547. Albanians: 509083. Pretty clear, around 25.17%. http://www.stat.gov.mk/Publikacii/knigaXIII
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Absolutely. I mean, there are all sorts of fruitcakes all around the Balkans, but in general, things do carry on peacefully. A lot of political points are gathered on everyday stupidities between Serbian and Croatian politicians, to be hone
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Not sure where did you pull out that number, I've downloaded the report from the Macedonian Statistics Office and double-checked what I googled out. I'm pretty much aware of that history lesson, thanks. How does that change what I
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Lost in translation, they are not A majority, but their parties are a part of the ruling majority. Sorry, that's just how we usually refer to it around here.
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Serb here, not sure why would anyone "mix up" macedonians and serbs in any context, and why is a bigger differentiation necessary. Even in the bloodiest years on the Balkans, the relations were very reasonable. Today in Serbia, ev
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I can only guess because around a quarter of the population is Albanian, and they currently (and probably will also in the future) constitute the parliamentary majority. The Albanian population is currently in a surge, and Albanians don
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I've been actively working with Django and Python for the last six months. Before that I was using Python for utility stuff, scripts, automation etc. It looked like a nice language earlier, now I think I will never get to learn it.
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I get what he is talking about, but to be honest alI never encountered a situation where I intentionally or unintentionally got to diamond inheritance. I just didn't... As for the add/addAll example, the smart thing to do is just
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I'm interested what will happen now with the YouTube Android app picture-in-picture feature. Since now it was necessary to pay for YouTube Red to have it. Does this mean the rest of us will get it?
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Xubuntu. It has a lot of support and community knowledge, since it is a *buntu distro, feels very snappy, never had stability issues and looks fine just out of the box, no tweaking required. I'm not motivated to look elsewhere, althoug
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Actually, very similar, since Entity Framework is usually used. Sources implement the IQueriable interface which lets you write queries with method chaining or LINQ. To be honest, it kinda looks better than it is. In reality I find it produ
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Great, pay a premium for the top of the line CPU to get anything more than 4 threads, that disable it...
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No its not :). I migrated from Java to .Net Core because of a cool project (and the requirements for it was to be in .Net Core), and I think it still has a lot to cover. It has some kind of Spring Boot feeling, but with the IDE (Visual Stud
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As you said, usually it is enough, but people tend to (over)design and plan for scale, and Kafka does become a better solution above a limit. Shall you touch it, that's another topic. I wouldn't say that it is a rare occasion that
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I love Gitlab. One day I expect them to effortlessly make an OS with an IDE preinstalled with plugins for each a and every languages, which integrates with Gitlab and Twitch to stream your work. For free...
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Yep... I'm slightly embarrassed by how little I am earning. I have a nice corporate job with nice projects with less than $12000 (after taxes). In my country that's over two times the national average. However, freelancers/ou
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It literally said:"FU guys, I'm getting outta here, with or without you" :D .
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I have a sort of an issue with learning a lot of new languages. As much as I like to try them out, I like (and have) to learn things like big data processing or devops stuff and distributed systems and so on. And to be honest, when I get in
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Yet again, look for Rancher :). http://rancher.com/
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Thanks. I'm not sure where I read, it was probably some article or comment here on HN. That's what I wanted to hear, it is possible to attend to those issues on-the-fly.
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I have not used Erlang or Elixir, and wanted to start with Elixir (I want some experience with a functional language, I'm to biased with Java to use Scala as a functional language). However, I read somewhere that Elixir can be successf
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Just to add to the discussion, there is a mythical practice in my part of the world called lapot: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lapot . As far as I know, the existence was never confirmed. But maybe the purpose is the
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Ask HN: Where can a humble developer find sources for industry trends?
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