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eats_indigo

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    Comment #47845986

    I think they're the exact same age at time of appointment?

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    Comment #47692654

    honestly expected this port to be headed in the opposite direction

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    Comment #47515206

    smells like supply chain attack

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    Comment #46341524

    My thoughts exactly

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    Comment #46339674

    How is the postgres ecosystem at stating when these kinds of things are ready for adoption? I can think of a usecase at work where this might be useful, but hesitant to just start …

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    Comment #46051392

    did he just say locomotion came from squirrels

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    Comment #44957515

    In what way is this a format or standard? It's just markdown in a namespce

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    Comment #44800324

    Given Github's critical role in software engineering delivery, their SLA commitments are really quite poor, perhaps unacceptable.

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    Comment #44358123

    Love UV! Also love Ruff from the Astral team. We just cut our linting + formatting across from pylint + Black to Ruff. Saw lint times drop from 90 seconds to < 1.5 seconds. crazy s…

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    Comment #43807739

    I think if you ever have highly dynamic infrastructure requirements -- think along the lines of a control plane that's spinning up additional workers -- it's really helpful to be a…

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    Comment #43807733

    Migrated from Skaffold to Tilt at my last co, found it was much more easier to configure granular rebuild rules, which lead to faster dev loop cycles

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    Comment #43807729

    Love tilt, have found it much more difficult to set up in a docker-compose environment than a cloud native / minikube context

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    Comment #34876126

    Nick Lane covers this a little in the third chapter of his book Life Ascending: The Ten Great Inventions of Evolution. It might not be talking about the specific process OP was tal…

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    Comment #34266496

    Snarky and not answering the question, well done.

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    Comment #34266484

    Great, thanks for the insight!

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    Comment #34265558

    Bit of a noob question here. What's an archiver for? Is it a library for things you've watched and want to store outside of youtube? Or is this for storing content you've created /…