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Esras

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    Comment #49102341

    Listen to the video again, he clarifies early on that this is supporting multiple racks. A megawatt is 1000kW. If you took 5 B300 systems (10 rack units each), you'd still only be …

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    Comment #46129696

    I think the sentiment is usually paired with discussion about those products as long-lasting, revenue-generating things. Many of those ended up feeding back into Search and Ads. As…

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    Comment #43646957

    I think I can see some of where this could be utilized, but I think I'm still missing a step and I'm hopeful someone can fill me in. There's a comparison against Argo Workflows, bu…

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    Comment #43616415

    Thanks for sharing! I was thinking how this is a good example of the kinds of things that you can do with a game engine that already exists, as opposed to having to write everythin…

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    Comment #43499233

    Thanks, as I said, easy to fool yourself into thinking you're wrong when esolangs are involved. The CLI tool is fantastic. I never thought that I'd see an esolang where "ergonomics…

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    Comment #43498061

    This is beautiful, genuinely (the SVGs are lovely bits of artwork) and it's a fun puzzle to read, and I've shared with friends that like esolangs, including your book (good luck on…

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    Comment #41640747

    For anyone else coming along reading this thread, in searching for Brexit's impact, I see mention that while a sharp recession and many of the doom-and-gloom style predictions didn…

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    Comment #41627906

    Positives upfront: I appreciate that the article is trying to describe a complex topic, and many of the issues described are shared by us here in the US. It does cite different sta…

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    Comment #41536744

    I was specifically referring to this: https://blog.unicode.org/2022/03/the-past-and-future-of-flag...

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    Comment #41536528

    Echoing a similar sentiment, so supporting legacy retro video game sprites are very important to ensure are in and never change, but including flags is not okay? I re-read the just…

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    Comment #41482068

    Cool project! Graphics programming is _hard_ and anything to make it easier is welcome. Maybe a dumb question, but why not Dear ImGui ( https://github.com/ocornut/imgui ). "It's wa…

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    Comment #41411182

    If you read the parent comment here as I did originally, about it being text as opposed to a number field, see points 18, 19, 23, and 25 on https://github.com/google/libphonenumber…

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    Comment #41375048

    Bad form to recommend something else... But I had some of the same issues that people have described about synchronizing across multiple devices with notifications and all that jaz…

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    Comment #41238942

    I'm trying to read this in good faith, that what you're describing is about how "[formalizing] the rules of engagement for gray-zone operations using a third party" will help preve…

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    Comment #41093471

    This feels like an overly-complex treatment of the Inverted Pyramid in journalism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverted_pyramid_(journalism) , or Bottom Line; Up Front: https://e…

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    Comment #40294937

    You raise some good points, and having built multiple tools and a business that failed, I'm well aware of the tradeoffs between the cost to build and maintain vs. potential revenue…

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    Comment #40280686

    > ... too much careful attention to how you used it. Zulip has been mentioned a couple of times in this thread, with similar results in utilization. I like learning and exploring n…

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    Comment #40280585

    Great idea, and I was excited to try it (and even pay for it!) until the requirement to sign up and the hijacked back button. Also, in my Firefox, your white box as a background ap…

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    Comment #39769687

    Too much money in what context? It can be an extremely effective motivator for solving a business problem - hire smart people to work on it, they'll happily go work for double thei…

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    Comment #39567415

    You wouldn't happen to be accepting applications from the US for those remote roles, would you?

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    Comment #39567166

    Just a note, you don't have a Senior Engineering Manager role posted on your site. Would happily chat over it!

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    Comment #37761372

    I appreciate what you're going through, I've hired for a wide range of roles and gotten everything from complete garbage and no cover letter to cover letters that were obviously gh…

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    Comment #30172780

    Branch Cut | Front-end Developer | US | REMOTE | Contract-to-hire Branch Cut believes that the Internet needs more products designed for humans. We've started with TableRaven ( htt…