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TimWillebrands

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    Comment #34815980

    Doesn't event-sourcing require a central datastore where all events are persisted before building the sqlite readmodels?

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    Comment #33868950

    We're about to try event modeling at my company, does anyone here have experience with it? The author makes some pretty large claims (it's the end of: scrum, storypoint-estimations…

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    Comment #33271433

    Are middle managers either?

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    Comment #32828979

    Any experience in akka.net vs the Microsoft actor framework? (Orleans it's called I think?)

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    Comment #32285545

    More regulations to fix the regulations?

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    Comment #32238499

    If they only want power, wouldn't they just follow the major position on abortion? Why would they take the electoral risk?

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    Comment #32211217

    I think the point would be that even our "world class public transport" kinda sucks. I can visit my parent by bus/train/bus and it'll take at least 3h and longer as soon as one rid…

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    Comment #31293165

    Interestingly, not caring about your children will likely result in little dictators. You might not want to give them attention, they do want it, and they'll get it one way or anot…

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    Comment #30858464

    These comments are extremely uninteresting. If you care so much, please just create an issue on their bugtracker or something.

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    Comment #30856831

    I'm personally a big fan of laminar ( https://laminar.ohwg.net/docs.html ). Which is an extremely minimalistic cicd solution which makes you existing tools for your pipelines inste…

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    Comment #30791827

    I'm really impressed with gunDB, which is a distributed realtime database that works in the browser.

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    Comment #30741846

    I don't know that law, but do whistle-blowers get a cut of the fine? Otherwise this is a rather far fetched comparison, no?

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    Comment #29820834

    I get what you're saying, but long form podcast type of content seems to be somewhat mainstream?

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    Comment #26922620

    This link doesn't work either?

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    Comment #26206915

    For c++ there is orthodox c++ which is a subset of the larger language. Although as far as I know there is no linter/compiler. https://gist.github.com/bkaradzic/2e39896bc7d8c34e042…

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    Comment #25820475

    Somewhat adjacent to this question, does the techstack have an impact on the price of a SaaS? I could imagine a java/react codebase is easier to sell then a rust/clojurescript stac…

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    Comment #25212612

    Report them to the police you mean?

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    Comment #24905720

    From the EU

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    Comment #24759110

    What part sounds like capitalism to you?

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    Comment #24757264

    Having the ability to speak non-truth is indeed freedom of speech.

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    Comment #24639947

    Is having a border just?

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    Comment #24462270

    Why do you feel that smart people from all over the world should serve the American economy?

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    Comment #23857708

    This landing page explicitly mentions respecting privacy.