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thedevelopnik
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The latter. Once the Supreme Court rules, that is the law of the land, unless Congress/President pass a new law substantially changing things, which could then have challenges go back through the judicial process.
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I just figured out today why a websocket component of an app I inherited wasn’t working correctly. I went through it in my head 50 times, then floated an idea past a colleague while whiteboarding it, then went through the code with a fine t
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thedevelopnik
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The phone and chat buttons never show up for me. We’re on a non-profit plan so maybe that’s why.
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Yeah fair question. I love their GUI, the way projects are organized and RBAC is handled across them. Creating custom cpu/mem ratio machines. Little things like VMs in a kubernetes cluster being viewable as VMs (they’re obscured in Azu
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I love Google’s Cloud services. I think in many ways they have the best product. I also worked somewhere where we made a million dollar commit. We had to get support through a VAR because Google basically doesn’t offer support. We basically
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thedevelopnik
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You just beat me to it!
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Jobs can get useful in more complex workflows. The most common use I’ve had for them us running a smoke test suite or a database migration as part of the larger workflow for a big Rails app.
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They’re still around, And it’s still 10bux! I literally owe many of the major changes in my life to the SA Forums and people I met through them, and yeah, the quality of posts there is high due to the moderation and cost. Even the creator g
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Nope. I was at a company with a $1M dedicated spend contract w/ GCP and what that got us was support through a VAR. It then became the VAR’s job to file support tickets that took two weeks to get the response “oh well that’s now how we
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It does require you to use the tag.
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This is interesting to me and makes me question what I missed on setting up JetBrains products. I moved away from them because of their lack of support for standard tooling like eslint and pep8. It felt like JetBrains editors wanted me to s
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It literally gave them the ability to improve their situation. They could afford to take days off to interview for a better job because of this. Poverty is a trap most can’t afford to escape. It boggles my mind how people can read a headlin
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Mailspring ( https://getmailspring.com/ ) It's the only one I can find that works across Windows/Mac/Linux that is pretty fully featured. I do pay for the Pro version but mostly to support them than for the add
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Yeah, my first thought reading the article was “this will encourage big places to buy small places even more quickly so nobody else can get above the $10B line.” So some other rules would have to be set on smaller acquisitions.
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That’s why I’ll have to hire a CPA. It wasn’t totally clear to me from that article if it’s double taxation or if NY is just trying to claim taxes I would otherwise owe to CO. And you’re basically under threat of an apparently extra painful
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NY aggressive about income tax for remote workers
(arstechnica.com)
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NY and some other states apparently demand income tax payment from fully remote workers if the company’s office is in that state. I took a fully remote job with a non-profit in NY on 1/2/2021. I live and work in CO. Looks like I m
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The Go team’s recommendation (from Effective Go) is exactly what you’re suggesting. One letter variables should only be used in short functions, a couple lines away from where they’re created. The further you get from where a variable is cr
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But now you need to build an ETL system and run a data warehouse. And you need a team of people who know how to build and maintain those.
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There are very few, if any, clear cut, night-and-day subjects in ethics. Not wanting to engage with ethics because slippery slopes exist is simply turning from incredibly important work because it’s difficult and not work you want to do. Th
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Those are changes RH made in reaction to this kid killing himself. They added increased barriers and human interaction because of this, that weren’t present when this happened to him.
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One small but I think important correction. Bezos owns the Post, not Amazon. It’s not a direct subsidiary relationship where the leaders of the Post report to the leaders of Amazon and news content could get immediately integrated.
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I believe I’m aphantasic and I still enjoy books. I think about the things described. To go the other way, I read recently that the author of the Witcher books doesn’t “see” the things he’s writing, it’s pure text description for him but hi
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They showed it running Debian in the keynote, but it was ARM Debian. It’s gonna be awhile, if ever, til we get x86 support on Apple Silicon.
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Also my favorite part.
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As someone leading the charge moving a company from Rails on Heroku to Go on Kubernetes with Prometheus/Jaeger/Fluentd/$CNCF I’ll be self aware enough to say “all of the latter.”
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I have one horizontal monitor and one vertical one. Code lives on the vertical, everything else on the horizontal.
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Was going to suggest he try Pop, glad to see he already is! Solves the problem while being excellent in every other way.
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Yes. That’s what I did. I’m an ops engineer supporting multiple dev teams who are on varying versions of Node, nvm is all I can use.
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I’ve gotten my kid very into Nintendo Labo. You build toys from cardboard that hold the controllers and so you can drive a car in the game with a cardboard wheel, for example. But the whole thing is a veneer on learning how the toys work th
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