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Another fun side effect, if you put an emoji in your name, you'll need to manually edit it every time you use Apple pay or it breaks the transaction.

I noticed airflow as the backing orchestration service. Was there any consideration for another orchestration tool? I know Airbnb has at least two internally, but also that airflow…

Love this - any articles or maybe a website for the group I can read up on?

Milwaukie, Oregon to be exact. It’s a fairly small city just on the edge of south Portland, but it punches above its weight class in terms of successful businesses. Bobs Red Mill, …

I don’t consider the sleep and auto retry features that interesting, but definitely nice to have. The advantages to me are the the ability to easily have long-lived “workflows” tha…

I know your point. It’s not subtle. It also discounts that he was a rising star in politics. It’s the same thing we saw with Ben Carson. I think it’s a low blow to suggest that eit…

What does his sexual preference have to do with his qualifications for this job? I think it’s fair to criticize his response but bringing up his sexual preference is a tired and bi…

Our household does well, or at least did this year, but earn nowhere near what your household does. BUT, I think I can relate. I've typed up 4 responses to this comment, but delete…

1% in 2018 tax year was $540,009 [1]. We have NOT seen ~60% inflation since then. I hope you are joking, it isn't obvious at all. If you're not, please site your reasoning / source…

Top 1% by wealth maybe. In my experience, those in the top 1% by income are not that far off from the rest of the top 10% or so. Life looks easier, but they're still paying a mortg…

As someone who was vaccinated three times, obeyed quarantine and had a kid during the pandemic— I don’t think that stat is having the effect you intended. Kids were relatively resi…

Are you saying that there were, ant the time of creation, easements to the tens of thousands of square plots of land across the western USA? If so, what happened to them? If this v…

I suppose it makes sense as to how we ended up here, but how was physically traveling to these plots of land originally handled? With this system and the laws around trespassing, h…

Just wanted to say that I’m a big fan of temporal. Looking forward to taking a look at this product and seeing how it compares to temporal cloud offering

It was actually his father! He was a relatively well known architect in the Indianapolis area at that time.

My advice is to not take things too personally.

This comment reads antagonistic and oppositional. I don’t think you should have a monopoly on advice just because you’ve been doing something for longer.

I was surprised to see it as well. I think these discussions are healthy and I personally do find them interesting sometimes, so I guess that should make me less surprised that it …

I'm torn on this article. To start I think this is good advice, but I'm not sure it is the __best__ advice to help the people it proclaims to help. I'm actually not sure it even ta…

Damage from running, while not unusual, is not the default. Running does not wear out the knees long term.

Why should Portland risk damaging its environment to pipe water to San Diego? What about when Reno, Las Vegas, pheonix, Palm Springs, and tiajuana want more water? Should we pipe i…

If Saudi Arabia wants to launder its reputation, they should be working harder to solve climate change. This project is estimated at 1trillion. With that sort of investment they co…

> these days Bret Taylor's job as "co-CEO" is mostly "cleanup crew" for Benioff's various whims. Do you have examples of this?

I'll agree with one thing - the current administration did what they could to shake off the blame. However, your implications that the Taliban wouldn't have invaded if the timeline…