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This is the ideal open source logo. You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.
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Also important: donate regularly. Ad-hoc donations make it difficult for a nonprofit to plan their budget. It forces them to spend a lot of that money to solicit more donations. My friend made a tool to donate anonymously and regularly to n
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That's the same fear some people have about password managers... IMO, the answer is simple: I would rather security be done by a company where security is THE feature. In other words, I trust 1Password's security team over, say, H
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zzzeek is an absolute beast and the SQLAlchemy codebase is a gem to read.
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I'm glad more people are tackling this problem. There still isn't a good solution to real-time aggregation data at large scale. At a previous company, we dealt with huge data streams (~1TB data / minute) and our customers exp
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SeedFi | Senior Fullstack, Senior Mobile Engineers | SF, NYC or REMOTE (USA) | seedfi.com SeedFi builds financial products for the 100M Americans who live paycheck to paycheck. Our customers are the most vulnerable members of society and ou
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SeedFi | Senior React Native Engineer | SF, NYC or Remote (USA) | seedfi.com SeedFi builds financial products for the 100M Americans who live paycheck to paycheck. Our customers are the most vulnerable members of society and our products ta
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It depends on the case! I've had a pretty smooth recovery so far because I'm relatively young (28) and my lesion was superficial. People with harder surgeries (like brainstem) take months to recover. Here's my story if you&#x
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Because life is short and you should do what you're passionate about! Six days ago, I had brain surgery. I made it home a few days ago and I'm still mostly bed ridden. Despite this, I'm starting to work again because I love m
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I agree that AWS Parameter store isn't great... that's why we use Chamber: https://github.com/segmentio/chamber Chamber is an open source wrapper for AWS Parameter Store. You add a secret by doing: `chamber w
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SeedFi | Senior React Native Engineer | SF, NYC or Remote (USA) | seedfi.com SeedFi builds financial products for the 100M Americans who live paycheck to paycheck. Our customers are the most vulnerable members of society and our products ta
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This is great! It would be nice to make `react-primitives` compatible with this as well: https://github.com/lelandrichardson/react-primitives . I hope every UI platform gets a react-like library and becomes compatible w
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I've worked with outsourced programmers before. Most of them are talented and a joy to work with. However, giving them work is often a form of programming... they will do exactly what you tell them to do, no more and no less. For examp
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Postgres :) The JSONB column type is bomb
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As an aside, I find English to be a beautiful language. By stealing words from so many origins (Saxon words, Latin worse and Old Norse words), there's so much versatility. The Saxon words are direct and burly. E.g. oak, brash, death, i
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Wow, I didn't know this! Thanks!
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Mostly, I hope they bring TouchID back, preferably via a scanner on the back of the phone. Outside of providing a bigger screen, FaceID is strictly worse: - When I pulled my old iPhone out of my pocket, I would have my finger on the scanner
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My father once told me - if one of my sons was a drug dealer and the other was in procurement, I'm not sure which one I'd be more disappointed in.
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I agree 100%. Ruby follows Perl's philosophy of "there is more than one way to do it." That sounds terrible! When you scale an organization, do you really want everyone doing everything in their own unique way? Python has a m
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The solution to the housing crisis is: - Improved public transportation (bring more homes in commuting distance and you increase supply, which decreases cost) - Better building codes so we can build up. The NIMBY landlords who insist on hei
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> It wasn't. No giveaways to Amazon. The mental gymnastics of this are exhausting. Just because it's a big company, doesn't mean this is a bad deal. We give tax rebates for new businesses all the time . And as my math jus
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Why? Tax rebates are incredibly common. $2.5B of that $3B was going to come from existing programs, like NY State's Excelsior program.
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> The NDA would have easily allowed Amazon to give the impression that other cities are offering more than they actually are willing to offer. That's a good point. My impression was that Amazon wanted to avoid a bidding war because
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1) The $505M is conditional if they bring 40k jobs. If it's only 25k jobs, that turns into $325M. This money is meant for construction costs. [1] 2) Who cares? Do we need a popular referendum for every business moving to New York? That
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It meant that there wasn't an escalating bidding war between cities. So in this case, the taxpayer.
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Thank you, Fred. The amount of misinformation around this issue has been remarkable. 1) No you can't just say "let's spend that $3B on fixing the subway". This money comes from tax rebates. It means that you only get thi
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Do you want a referendum for each business that wants to move in New York?
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The commentary on this kills me. This isn't some check to Bezos. This is a rebate off their tax bill. These are taxes that you will not get unless the business moves to New York. Taxes incentives are incredibly common, so common that t
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The Fair Representation Act (2017)
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I've been a big fan of Apache Pulsar lately. I like that they separate storage into a separate layer.
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