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berkayozturk
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Comment #41789824
Even though there are valid use cases for having catch-all clauses, I see people forget about properly handling SystemExit exception. If your service receives SIGTERM from the sche…
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Comment #39262204
I use it almost everyday at work! Thank you for making it.
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Comment #27628018
This is one of the best comments I read online :)
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Comment #27028179
Location: Istanbul, Turkey Remote: Yes, but relocation is preferred. Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Java, Scala, Javascript, SQL, Kafka, Spark, Flink, Beam, HDFS, L…
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Comment #26303209
Hi, I loved the article. Are you planning to write any guides/tutorials about reverse engineering games? Seems like you have a lot of practical experience. I (and probably many oth…
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Comment #26143715
In my previous job, I used Nomad and Consul to deploy and scale my machine learning models on Linux and Windows VMs without using any container technology. It was so fun and easy t…
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Comment #24976770
I wondering the same thing! I would like to know if a similar theme is available for VSCode.
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Comment #24901340
I wish Obsidian supported mobile devices, Github based versioning and cross-device synchronization.That would be the perfect note taking app for me. Is there such alternative? I wa…
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Comment #24059513
Incredible work! Can I ask which technologies you used to build the editor? Wappalyzer detects Next.js, React and Vercel.
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Comment #23011344
For those who are wondering the difference between Kafka/Pulsar and Liftbridge (from the docs): "Liftbridge was designed to bridge the gap between sophisticated but complex log-bas…
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Comment #22691480
So I just opened the website and the first job posting I saw was a software engineering manager position with +10 years of experience requirement. Also there seems to be a problem …
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Comment #22661592
IMHO, when writing long logical expressions, putting the logical operators to the beginning of each following line (instead of to the end) makes them much easier to read.
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Comment #22350290
I think it's aesthetically more pleasing with gaps.
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Comment #21960249
I highly recommend https://draw.io
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Comment #21863721
Objectionable Content (Python Object Model) by James Powell James Powell never disappoints :) https://youtu.be/AmHE0kZhLIQ
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