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brickers
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Comment #48774444
My personal take: - you need aligned incentives across the board. Sales and accounts mustn’t promise what the company can’t deliver - people need to defend their area of expertise …
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Comment #48504078
El Niño is a naturally occurring event
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Comment #48477943
If you read the article, you can find out!
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Comment #48414057
ARM?
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Comment #47177916
I agree with what you’re saying. However given the reputation of openclaw (and I presume many other vibe coded spaghetti monsters) I appreciate the signal “I care about quality”.
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Comment #46482693
If you ignore the early pandemic bump, it even looks like the decline started in late 2017, though it's more variable than after the bump
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Comment #46447893
This stuff is quite new to me as I’ve been learning F#, so take this with a pinch of salt. Some of the things you’d want are: - a function to produce a list of customers - a functi…
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Comment #44593658
How does that work for e.g. infants? Doesn’t it give unscrupulous parents of those children an extra vote?
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Comment #41918349
Or… England?
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Comment #40010545
They might already be familiar with Dave’s bassline from Eminem’s “My Name Is”. My personal favourite bit of music trivia
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Comment #38170457
Becoming a dad or are you already one and just upping the excitement? If you’re new, my two pieces of advice are that there’s only right now to deal with when things start to feel …
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Comment #38170251
Woodworking and designing furniture. Just this weekend I finally set up my home workshop after almost a decade of dreaming about it (and collecting things I thought I might need). …
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Comment #38041939
I made something similar at https://drivl.app . I should have known someone else had already done it
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Comment #37888239
This reminds me of something that always made me smile - when at uni I lived with an Israeli guy who made yogurt in a pan in the kitchen. When I asked how you make yogurt, the answ…
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Comment #37829436
My dad was an audiologist and worked for many years with children with cochlear implants. I remember in the 90s him bringing a laptop home with software that tested otoacoustic emi…
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Comment #37829358
Re: data from another of your own systems. If there’s an interface between them that suggests you probably want those systems decoupled. Maybe in the future you replace one system …
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Comment #37567848
.net dev here. I started my career using Mendix. It’s very much aimed at enterprise (see pricing) and in direct competition with Outsystems. I haven’t used it for about two years n…
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Comment #37072913
Like this one [1], previously served to the Queen? Sarcasm aside, I have now reviewed some articles on nutmeg intoxication (thank you) and will lower the amount I put on certain th…
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Comment #36881333
I personally find the subscription model in some ways better in terms of cognitive load - choosing between concrete things can be paralysing enough that the two most likely outcome…
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Comment #36792864
Thank you
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Comment #36783383
Interesting - where in the world is this the case? Mexico? I had a Spanish friend called Francisco, known as Paco, but a Portuguese Francisco I know was utterly baffled that his na…