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wdb
5y ago
Question, which online documentation do you consider great? I quite like the Stripe documentation and wished they open-sourced it. Any others?
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5y ago
Personally, I had more issues with all the Google Cloud issues that happened this week. It's difficult to debug issues when Cloud Logging stops working. Most worrisome was that Google reported issues in US regions while we only have EU
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5y ago
I wish Gitlab had a form of the Checkruns API and allow you to annotate lines in source files, e.g. your linting errors or that vulnerability integration wasn't only available in Ultimate
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5y ago
You have the fine them were it hurts to make it more effectual so they won't do similar things anymore. There are also say why do they only pick on American companies but that's mostly because of SV is in the US.
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5y ago
There is a lot of fuss on Youtube about Earth 2.0 metaverse
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5y ago
There is typically a reason when APIs are not documented. There are no guarantees given it will keep working etc
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wdb
5y ago
Let's start with getting the same subtitles in all regions. Netflix doesn't do this, really annoying
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5y ago
I prefer a H.Moser over a Apple Watch :D
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5y ago
Yeah, you have the Grand Seiko with the spring drive movement
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5y ago
Yes, I don't consider the Apple Watch jewellery. Personally, I find it a boring device. I can admire a beautiful watch movement, the ticking sound, the feel when using the crown. The skill for the decorations
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5y ago
Who needs a Apple Watch when you can have a gorgeous Lange 1 or JLR Master / Polaris and admire the engineering (Do have one for app dev though)
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5y ago
Oh well, a store here in London locks the ability to buy a (second) Rolex behind a minimum spend of £45k on other things. Things you want are getting harder and harder to get; while the hard-to-get stuff will exit via the backdoor onto the
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5y ago
And of course your family gets checked too like for the anti-bribery check. E.g. how likely is it that your siblings can cause you to get bribed. Had a few of those as a sibling
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5y ago
I can imagine this can nicely combined with Opentelemetry; probably could associate trace ids or metrics with a profiling via exemplars so you could drill down to a profiling were the traces/metrics indicate its slow;
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5y ago
Same here :) We had Delphi for OS/2 named Sibyl, we used Describe/2 as word processor, we had ObjectDesktop for prettier Desktop. The excitement that Navigator became available and would replace IBM WebExplorer. I had great times
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5y ago
Please do!!
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5y ago
I wish they would in-depth write about how they handled API versioning at Stripe (e.g. docs, code wise etc) :)
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5y ago
It's not trivial. Just like needing to answer your door six times extra per day for a whole month. It's annoying, distracting from other work
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5y ago
Sibyl, reminds me off the Delphi for OS/2; see http://www.edm2.com/index.php/Sibyl,_a_Visual_Development_En...
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5y ago
I was taking the train from Paddington to Hays and Staines. Tube wise Central line is horrible. One reason to work from home lol
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5y ago
I like to go for a short walk after work to the local supermarket or walk to the local parks (like Hyde or Regent's Park)
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5y ago
I wish commute by train would work in London. I had to commute for years out of London (living in Zone 1) and most of the time I didn't had a place to sit. Trains are also crazy loud in this country, and not really reliable and quite e
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5y ago
Is the need to use .js in imports as a ESM requirement? For me it would be a good reason to avoid using it. Quite disruptive for my mind
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5y ago
Should have gone for the name Ferdinand
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5y ago
There is RO Mercury?
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5y ago
My feeling was that it's difficult to travel outside those areas?
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5y ago
That's true and the need to be able to drive a car is also a hard stop to move to the USA. I had a job offer but they wanted me to move from the UK to the US. I didn't get the feeling you can live in the US without a car. Public t
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5y ago
"massive release" would be when you make your ABI spec public without the need to read the source code to decipher it so other languages
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5y ago
They are hard to get at the AD; sports or the datejust impossible to get at the AD. I am based in England but I think it’s a global issue. Most the Batgirls, Datejust are on site like Chronext etc
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5y ago
Nice, just wish you could walk into their ADs and buy watches. Most of our through the backdoor to the grey marke to be sold for double retail.
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