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welder
7y ago
Love their product, hate their shady billing. I'm in the middle of a bad experience with Datadog's billing/sales team. My monthly Custom Metrics usage wasn't being billed for because they said they didn't have a way
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7y ago
Can't wait for the ability to trigger plugins on events instead of having to select them from a menu [1]. That would open the door to many more useful plugins running automatically for ex every time a file is saved. 1: https:/&#x
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7y ago
Reminds me of Kite - AI Autocomplete and Docs for Programmers. Just always s/ai/marketing/
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Startup Escape
(startupescape.com)
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We may not be running out of helium after all (2015)
(newatlas.com)
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7y ago
Sudomesh - Oakland - https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh Althea - Portland - https://althea.net Freifunk - Germany - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freifunk Open Wireless - Global - https:&
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7y ago
Did p95 latency change due to the migration?
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7y ago
https://www.freecodecamp.org/
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7y ago
And the direct link to San Francsico: https://www.flickr.com/photos/walkingsf/4671581511/in/album-...
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7y ago
The best part comes at the end: > And some have even turned this black humour into a business opportunity. Philipp Messinger and Bastian Ignaszewski have invented a board game based on the Berlin airport disaster. The main object of the
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7y ago
Funny that Evernote had an impact on me wanting to do a Freemium business model back in the day, but maybe I shouldn't have valued their public advice as much as I did. Their CEO gave a talk that I can't find right now with some n
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welder
7y ago
check your serial number: https://support.apple.com/15-inch-macbook-pro-battery-recall
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7y ago
That's cool, I did the same a few years ago and got an email from Slack asking to put this green banner at the bottom saying it's not affiliated with Slack. https://wakatime.com/slack
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7y ago
> I mean work which somehow yields personal growth and future professional success I average 4 hrs of productive coding per day according to WakaTime[1]. When working on well-defined projects/features and not having meetings it goes
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7y ago
I use it, thanks for building it! I like being able to take notes and tag pages without having to find a folder in the tree of Chrome bookmarks.
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7y ago
> think having a Bloom open source tractor in some years You're building open source products in all markets with no limitations? Assuming you plan to harness the open source community to help out? Serious question: How is this diff
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FreeCodeCamp moves blog off medium
(wptavern.com)
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7y ago
Related, I wrote a Python library[1] that takes MD/HTML/TXT as input and gives you estimated read time for that content. That combined with Flask and you've got a great blog with read time calculated going forward, while expo
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7y ago
> 1. Should I let them know? Do I have a legal obligation to do so? No and no. > 2. Will they find out if I don't tell them? No they won't find out. > 3. Ok, assuming I have to tell them, any thoughts / ideas on how
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Screen Time mac built-in productivity feature
(9to5mac.com)
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8y ago
It's been interesting watching Prisma, formerly Graphcool, transition from backend-as-a-service to open source backend to client ORM library. They also use bleeding edge patterns, so I always know where to go for examples as stuff gets
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8y ago
Yes, you're right. Scheduling is one reason to store timestamps with timezone, to prevent information loss.
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8y ago
Oh, yea I forgot scheduling. All other cases you should use utc.
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8y ago
Yes, I forgot to make an exception for scheduling future local times, so use utc except for future local datetimes.
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8y ago
No, he's right. Before you downvote me, check my bio for my experience. Literally everything in zzzeek's comment I've personally seen causing live bugs in production code. Always use UTC without time zone and always convert t
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8y ago
> A Valid Use Case For timestamp without time zone This should be "A Valid Use Case For timestamp with time zone". This article gets it all wrong. The only time it's acceptable to store time with time zone is DATES that
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8y ago
Edit: I'm being downvoted, but I know more than you about timestamps. Check my bio before downvoting. zzzeek's comment is correct, he should be upvoted not down. > A correctly coded application does explicit normalization of
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8y ago
Edit: I'm being downvoted, but I know more than you about timestamps. Check my bio before downvoting. You want a column that can store both timestamp and timezone, so why not just have 2 columns? You already have to convert the times
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8y ago
> I realized, though, that unlike many American cities, Amsterdam came of age way before the automobile. The US has a fetish with cars. No, Amsterdam also loved cars. It was activism that turned it into a bicycle heaven. https:/&#x
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8y ago
Linking every merge to an issue/ticket is standard practice in companies already. Individual commits not, but when squashing and merging to master it's common to have the commit message reference the issue/ticket. Every mer
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