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ThatMightBePaul
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Comment #21159772
Your username is 'zoidberg'. Hatin' on your fellow crustaceans, eh?
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Comment #20451673
Most people don't realize that most varieties of tea come from the same plant https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camellia_sinensis Your question is still a good one, but hoping the abov…
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Comment #17533558
Actually, they are NOT entitled to dividends. That's part of the myth, and is covered in the book. You should give it a read. The author covers some historical cases which are ofte…
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Comment #14232986
This. Free Software sounds cheap or trashy. It requires explanation. "Free as in beer, and Free as ..." Open Source is a marketing term to avoid that stigma.
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Comment #14123899
Sup Jorge! You named the big ones. There are a bunch of others, as well. IMO, try to get your comparison down to just two. That's a reasonable set to dive deep on. For a lighter ov…
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Comment #12657580
I wanted to try the Noto mono out for programming, but it looks like the `O` is indistinguishable from the `0` :/ Otherwise, it's a nice looking font for the editor.
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Comment #12087348
Congrats Keith :D I've met Keith a few weeks ago at the NodeJS NYC meetup. Great dude, who genuinely wants to make development better. Polybit seems particularly cool for front-end…
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Comment #11677280
Why is this interesting, when the charts all lack clear data sources? Numbers without context are meaningless.
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Comment #11136105
Dear Writers, Stop using the term "activist investor". It strongly connotes political and social change. That is not your intent. Find better words. Sincerely,
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Comment #10868602
Craig mentions this in the piece, but I'll second it: I fucking love CTE's for breaking apart ugly looking queries. They make everything significantly easy to read.
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Comment #10753513
"Back in the day math was slow and error-prone and we created the computer. Now, it’s software development that is slow and error-prone." I'd argue Math is still slow and error-pro…
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Comment #10623103
Snazzy! I love it when the Keen peeps put out this type of content. Makes it easy to start a convo in house by passing a link + starting a conversation. bookmarking <3
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Comment #10361902
For YCR, have you considered grants from other foundations? For instance, the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation is basically just looking for opportunities to have the biggest poss…
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Comment #10320854
This is neat! Has it been shared with any of the folks at the open container initiative? opencontainers.org I'm sure they'd love to collab.
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Comment #10298364
I dig the One Metric That Matters (OMTM) concept. I've worked on projects with 30 metrics, and figuring out whether things are "going well" quickly turns into a debate. Tangential:…
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Comment #10280882
I work for a similar service, Iron.io. We're platform agnostic, but closed source. Can't tell if that ticks your boxes or not. If you're interested we're free to try.
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Comment #10266552
Gotcha, I'll move to using the original article title from now on.
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