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eKIK
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Comment #48799791
I have an Ecotank and my parents have one too (data set size of 2 :). I've had it for 4-5 years now and it's superb for my simple use case (occasional low cost printing at home). I…
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Comment #47329964
Dw, there's quite a lot of push back against AI in some of the communities I hang around in. It's just rarely seldom visible here on HN. It's usually not about the price, but more …
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Comment #42689055
I consider myself to be an (occasional) user of AI services like the ones OpenAI and others provide. I've learned how to consume the services reasonably effectively, and make good …
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Comment #41636141
We've used Nexus OSS just the way you describe and it worked great. We simply set it up as a kind of "passthrough cache", so if it didn't have the package it fetched it from pypi, …
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Comment #38055570
In the EU this is actually the case since 2016. There's this regulation called eIDAS (electronic IDentification, Authentication and trust Services). Article 26 (linked below) descr…
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Comment #33664836
I'm one of the co-founders of Hotjar, so a fair bit of the original code was mine. Most of it has obviously been replaced by others after all these years. I'm equally, if not more,…
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Comment #32408970
100% agree with you that there's a lot of improvements to be done for a lot of the software we developers use on a daily basis. It's the term DX / Developer Experience in itself I …
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Comment #32404002
While Astro has a lot of impressive features I found that it was the "developer experience" (god I hate that term) that was superior compared to everything I've tried before. With …
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Comment #27436360
I don't think you're too cynical at all - I think you're exactly right! It's often much more sensible to use the "tried and true" stuff most of the time. In my particular case I do…
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Comment #27435446
It's a very interesting point. I've been part of managing rather large Terraform infrastructures (1000+ resources) for a couple of years, but I'm a Pulumi n00b with only about a mo…
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Comment #27435173
+1 from me on the "awful half-baked language" (HCL). I just recently wrote an article about my experience, including issues and workarounds, when migrating from Terraform to Pulumi…
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Comment #26569342
Hi, I'm Erik, the author of the article. The title of the post is "I co-founded one of the biggest behavioural analytics companies in the world." I have NO affiliation with Firebas…
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Comment #7358128
I'm delighted for all potential US customers to get such a nice deal thrown their way - nice one Braintree! Too bad the offer doesn't extend to Europe, but I can appreciate the com…