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Comment #46270964
Encoding it into your source file has positive externalities. If you're using source control, the comment controlling the linter is tracked alongside the rest of your code. You can…
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Comment #45398362
We recently just deployed Traefik at $job, and found it pretty easy! I didn't do the work myself, but I directly managed the engineer deploying it. It was predominantly reference m…
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Comment #45380280
Half Dutch half American. I find the Dutch complain a decent bit more, but I find that there is more to complain about in the States. Maar wat is het leven zonder klagen? One thing…
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Comment #45326964
My understanding is that as part of the Amtrak Improvement Act[1] Amtrak is given preference over freight rail, even on private track. However only the Department of Justice may en…
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Comment #42578504
Not Hakan, but I was working closely with him at the time. Lyft was on a microservice many-repo setup, and we did pin the version of golangci-lint. I've found it's actually not so …
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Comment #41690830
I've been messing around with a graph-based interface for task management over in https://github.com/crockeo/ekad . The interesting branches are: - `main`, which currently houses a…
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Comment #40627939
The issue is that uuid4() would be called a single each time the app was launched when that code was first loaded. Each record produced by an individual instance of the app would h…
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Comment #40421942
The section "Forget the Theory of Computation, AI will Soon Replace Programmers" feels as if it's missing a practical slant that explains this trend. I think approaching it from a …
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Comment #35646808
I don't believe in the death penalty because I believe taking a human life, no matter the context, is amoral. A murderer may have already committed that injustice, but it does not …