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Nice! Thanks.
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It's not the pulls that are the problem, it's caching intermediate layers from the build that is the problem. As soon as you introduce a networked registry, the time it takes to pull layers from the registry cache and push them ba
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As someone who spent way too much time chasing this rabbit, the real answer is Just Don't. GitHub Actions is a CI system that makes it easy to get started with simple CI needs but runs into hard problems as soon as you have more adva
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There's different kinds of data loss. There's data loss because you lose the whole drive; because you lost a whole write; because a write was only partially written. Half the problem with NIH solutions is, what happens when you tr
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I actually disagree with you here. There are costs above and beyond the engineer's effect on the balance sheet. There's the partial salary of management to manage them, plus asking them to document their work and train others so t
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> emails are still largely plaintext But people's private digital communications have largely moved to platforms like WhatsApp and Messenger which enjoy end-to-end encryption. Email, at least between major providers, today enjoys TL
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I played around with Flutter a couple years ago for a project that required a mobile app, and walked away really impressed with Flutter and Dart. It's a much, much nicer language for building UI in compared to React Native and even the
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> The user wants to read the script before executing it, and their preferred reader (perhaps due to browser extension or something) is a standard browser. I mean, the point of wanting to read the script before executing it is to try and
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The article is branded as a "deep dive". If it doesn't affect deliverability in a measurable way, then at least mention it in passing to say that it doesn't affect deliverability in a measurable way...
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No mention of BIMI (either for or against)? I'm surprised...
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> Append /sh if having something human-friendly at the root is desirable Even this isn't really necessary; curl includes a default user agent header identifying the traffic coming from curl. It's simple enough to direct tr
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This exactly. Looking at the safety record to make predictions about airline safety in the future is like making a bet in 2006 that subprime mortgages should be rated AAA because the price of real estate is always increasing. The real cha
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Think of it like politics: politicians are public figures who, by virtue of becoming a public figure, give up many of their rights to privacy. Why? Because they have power, and the public has a right to know who exercises that power. For se
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Depends on how you measure individual outcomes. Arguably, a life lived passionately is the best individual outcome, even if it doesn't result in you becoming rich. Maybe that's a privileged thing to say, and certainly if someone f
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My understanding of what the parent wrote is the phone line would be disconnected in the normal case - can't break out if it's physically disconnected.
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> That page is nearly fine for me but I just hit CRTL + to scale up. That works for me. How do you do CTRL++ on a mobile phone?
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Go to the Pricing page -> no pricing. Go to the About page -> all engineers. If everything's running on top of a database -> how well does any of this scale? What is it going to cost me to run at scale? In the durable execut
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Having the author do this for a service written in Go is a mistake. Your first address for containerizing Go services should be ko: https://ko.build/ , and similar solutions like Jib in the Java ecosystem: https:/&#x2
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One critical issue with "power of Nix without the learning curve" kind of products is that you still have Nix behind the scenes, including the /nix/store, which is intentionally not cleaned up by Nix automatically. So
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It's a bullshit argument. With time zones, in some countries it's perfectly acceptable to call at 7:30 AM, and in other countries that's way too early. How are you supposed to know? Maybe the person you're calling is an
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Performance is key. The performance differential of biome compared to prettier or eslint, for any monorepo of decent size, is a few orders of magnitude, for tools that should ideally be run on every file save.
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I grew up with Orthodox Judaism and wrote my Bar Mitzva speech on Jewish law governing the usage of electricity on Shabbat. It was a surprising endeavor through "well this was only valid back when vacuum tubes were used" and turne
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> To me and others, it seemed like the CEO was tired of the startup grind and simply giving up. Ever since his fellow co-founder quit, he’d been running both the technical and go-to-market sides of the company, and it was clearly very dr
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> perfectly fine sitting in on a meeting with the actual professional sales person and answer technical questions the client may have Fair enough. How do you think the salesperson should initiate meeting requests with you? From the sales
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I've worked for two startups. Having a tight-knit culture was essential to the success of both of them. If you're not willing to bleed for your teammates, go work for a BigCo. The notion that people would have needed or benefited
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> The point being... ? > Architectural choices can certainly encourage certain cultures, but ultimately they do not determine culture, leadership does.
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> As for not liking the people you work with: there is NO group of 20 or more without someone you hate. Unless you're more bland and agreeable than most HN'ers. I appreciate where this is coming from, but I'm not entirely
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> I _loathe_ the sales process Do you not agree then, nevertheless, that the sales process is necessary, and you need to collaborate with the people running the sales process?
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Ironically, I would point out that if you work for yourself, and if you're successful, then you have far more financial stability than any company you would ever work for. You will never fire yourself from your own company, but if you
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> But they don't. Even when your door is open, they stand outside and knock. I'm not arguing that can't happen in environments with offices that lock. I'm arguing that what causes someone to stand outside and knock is

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