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cinericius

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    Comment #48309398

    Sad to see that they don't seem to have made it commercially viable. My hope is that the codebase will find a second life now that it is open source.

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    Garnix, the Nix CI, is shutting down

    Text from the email: garnix is shutting down Hi everyone, We wanted to let you know that garnix is joining forces with Shopify. We are sad to announce that, as part of this transit…

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    Comment #46175319

    Looking at Dane's career history on LinkedIn, it appears that he has only ever been in product and some variety of manager, and his degree is in 'Engineering Management System'. It…

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    Comment #45526152

    Is it hard to pull off? Give people a cut of the revenue from new paying customers who first visit by clicking their referral link. Everyone else does the work for you, but you los…

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    Comment #45198683

    They want to have control over where their code lives, and not have their code subject to the terms of the service of the platform they use. For example, I might want to host my co…

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    Comment #45093552

    I argue that the natural winner-take-all dynamics of the marketplace are not beneficial to the the mission of free and open source software. In fact, having no safeguard against la…

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    Comment #45093398

    Not a lawyer, but my understanding is there is a strong feeling that AGPL can be roughly ignored if a service provider provides some level of indirection (e.g. a proxy) between the…

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    Comment #45093258

    As far as I understand it, the stance of the 'Open Source' crowd is that if Amazon can't make it one of their AWS offerings then it isn't true open source, and they'll get very ups…

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    Comment #38530670

    Your GitHub profile is stellar, I can't imagine interviewers see one like yours very often.

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    Comment #38447868

    Having problems with receiving push-related webhooks as well.

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    Comment #36849286

    If it did exist, there's some delicious irony in an original paper on replicating data in a highly-available manner being lost.

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    Comment #35589093

    Since the author mentions at the end that they were motivated to write and publish this as a part of a writing group, I'd like to say that this was a very pleasant read. Tightly-sc…

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    Comment #34807111

    This is barely ever the case anymore but the quality can be very high. Especially if the people who are eligible to receive it is restricted. If you take the view that the value of…

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    Comment #34742820

    > You seem to be saying that the lack of focus is caused by the perception of a permanent easy revenue stream. But I think the causation is actually the reverse of that. The lack o…

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    Comment #34642195

    I love the main part of the foldout. I have no interest in art or watercolour painting but it really makes me want to give it a go.

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    Comment #34612487

    What's the ballpark figure for the payments for this side project? $200 seems extreme unless your side project is charging $10,000~ per payment.

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    Comment #34599252

    You could refer to Java as a "little known programming language" and use this as a defence.

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    Comment #33613571

    Does an adblocker not solve this problem for you? I see very few advertisements day to day, but I go out of my way to not watch TV live and turn up to the cinema late because I dis…

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    Comment #32853685

    This isn't true. I've been banned and then unbanned in this exact scenario - they re-enabled my account after 2 days. I had my messages flagged as spam for a further 6 weeks, but i…

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    Comment #32277193

    One of the reasons for this is probably that all (minus Stadia, it seems) of the products you've mentioned might have had bad starts but ended up gigantic successes: >PS3 performed…

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    Comment #32276981

    https://www.stackstatus.net/incidents/8d533a56-bacb-48e3-baa...

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    Comment #32235734

    https://archive.ph/NI1eP

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    Comment #32105778

    I think you're right but that it's not necessarily a bad thing. Rust's truly killer features probably won't appeal to you on a visceral level until you've been on the wrong end of …