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by why-el 10y ago
Great, thank you for the detailed answer. We use and love Gitlab. ;)
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by why-el 10y ago
I am curious why you'd need to run monitoring on your own instances, since the assumption is that given a set of resources (say X RAM and Y CPU), you can support Z users. At least I remember they advertised such a number. Now, if they
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by why-el 10y ago
In the spirit of sharing: one of my favorite lines in my bashrc is the alias of `rm` to `rm -i`. This prompts for a confirmation. You might not need it but I deleted some important, not-yet-checked-in-git files in the past by accident. If y
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by why-el 10y ago
I think this is key: "We needed something that would work for both github.com and GitHub Enterprise, so we decided to lean on our operational experience with MySQL."
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by why-el 10y ago
Salvatore, for what's worth, every time someone complains about how one shouldn't use project X because it has too many open issues, I just point them to Redis as a counter example: Works wonders; majority of issues peripheral ;)
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by why-el 10y ago
Where are you located? And is it charter, private, or public?
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by why-el 10y ago
Go provides real parallelism if run on multiple CPUs, otherwise things are running concurrently (a la Python).
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by why-el 10y ago
I completely agree. My first professional job was dealing with multi-tenancy, and this article I had printed and sit on my desk for months. Extremely well written.
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by why-el 10y ago
Somewhat unrelated, but I am just curious. For those who use etcd (and this is coming from a place of ignorance), does the key layout (which the keys are currently stored, how they are structured) get out of hand? Meaning, does it get to a
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by why-el 10y ago
PG has an good list in their website: https://www.postgresql.org/support/professional_hosting/
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by why-el 10y ago
Doing professional development on a 2011 macbook pro I bought for my first internship. :) Still rocking it the old thing.
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by why-el 10y ago
Witty, but a bit contrived I think. Perhaps the book has more to say, but I was not convinced by the suggested Freudian interpretation. Another example of a writer with a good sense of smell I think is John Steinbeck, whose first few paragr
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by why-el 10y ago
Most likely just a simple alerts or announcements model that they fetch from the server and display into a pre-allocated section in the ios view (whatever they call it in iOS), if any. It's actually really good thinking.
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by why-el 10y ago
I have to say it largely depends on the location. I have moved progressively to more and more affluent countries (now in my fourth, the US), and it had radically changed how I view "value", especially money. A good book (and I lik
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by why-el 10y ago
Did you get your new Colombian passport while in the US? Otherwise it suggests you left without your passport? How is that legal? In any case if you had a B2 in an expired passport, it is still valid (I came to the US with two passports, on
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by why-el 10y ago
Is this a B2? And how does one forget an expired visa? Unless it was not attached to your passport or you actually left the US without your passport. Of course, I am not a lawyer.
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by why-el 10y ago
Do you mean if you do this you will have to do the manual switch every time? And may I ask which iPhone you have? I have an iPhone 5.
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by why-el 10y ago
> Because Costello did not respond to all three requests for admissions within 30 days of receiving them, and did not ask for an extension of time, as required by Indiana trial rules, Costello admitted to the liabilities and damages by d
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by why-el 10y ago
The link 404s for me.
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by why-el 10y ago
> DHH isn't widely praised for originality Unless you have more to say I think this is an unnecessary attack on David's person, especially that one might think of a couple of things he did that are original. ;)
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by why-el 10y ago
I got excited for a second because I thought Steve is back. :)
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by why-el 10y ago
Yep, absolutely. Especially considering how long it takes your brain to realize you're full (~ 20 minutes).
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by why-el 10y ago
Well from this I learned that the maximum number of comments is 2,500.
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by why-el 10y ago
+ 7$ for a worker I think.
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by why-el 10y ago
I honestly do not know which plans you refer to. Remember that I mentioned 10GB is worth 10 euros in some other countries (actually less, since I pay 100 Moroccan dirhams, which is less than 10 euros, and yes, it is blazingly fast, I stream
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by why-el 10y ago
Perhaps, but I checked with people who own those plans, and it is still, like I said, very high.
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by why-el 10y ago
Didn't look at your numbers closely but I agree that prices for cellular internet are very, very high in Europe. I moved to Germany 2 years ago and I currently pay 37 euros or so for 2GB (horrendously slow, on Edge most of the time). C
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by why-el 10y ago
I would say some form of universal income should do.
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by why-el 11y ago
For number 1 did you mean all reviews that have been assigned to you ? Because if you mean otherwise then it is impossible to follow once you hit a certain size.
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by why-el 11y ago
Light document is exactly how I do it. I do mostly backend and API design, and usually when it is up to me I flesh out a spec (one page, after discussion with the main client, being mobile devs, web devs, and so on) then have all stakeholde

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