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elsurudo

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    Comment #40238324

    Another option not mentioned here is event sourcing (or just using events in general to track changes)

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    Comment #38536933

    Sour cream, especially with Ruskie.

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    Comment #36423756

    May I ask what issues you have with QNAP or Synology?

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    Comment #35330280

    I use Keychain Access app, but admittedly the UX there is terrible. I wish it was nicer, and also integrated with browsers other than Safari.

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    Comment #35330204

    My first (childhood) computer was a 486 (DX I think?). Pentiums were already out, even PIIs maybe. The LEDs on the front (remember those?) said "100", but I was always suspicious o…

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    Comment #33732888

    You can read about it on his Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Hotz

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    Comment #33732873

    He personally knows Elon and they've had dealings in the past. I bet if he recommends someone and that person is needed, that person will be hired.

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    Comment #33732058

    I mean, I know he's a bit of an odd character and a showman, but do you actually think he's that "out of his depth" that he's desperately trying to crib other people's code? He's a…

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    Comment #33360636

    For what it's worth, I enjoyed the nice cassette logo :)

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    Comment #32308665

    Makes sense, but I can't help but feel it's a solution at the wrong abstraction level. It's a shame the DB can't figure this out for you.

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    Comment #31757522

    I've been using it in prod for almost 10 years now, almost without issues. Personally I'm still a very happy customer. FWIW, it's a low-traffic app, so cost isn't an issue. I'm hap…

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    Comment #31530436

    That's true, but I wouldn't say that fits the definition of 1:N messaging. Just as the name says, it's a queue.

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    Comment #31529777

    Yes, but only one of them will receive the message.

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    Comment #30421736

    With those countries’ and populations’ permission… I wonder why that is?

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    Comment #28131471

    I do the same thing, especially the "not reading later" part. but it's a kind of hack that works for me. By posting this, you just prompted me to do my routine of "evaluate, add, c…

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    Comment #26960126

    You got downvoted, but I agree. "Gen" is very typically used as a shorthand for "generate", whereas I've _only_ seen it used as a shorthand for "generic" in the Erlang/Elixir world…

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    Comment #26373892

    > If you see them in person, you can see how the different brush strokes overlap and theoretically signify different things. You had me until this bit

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    Comment #25798091

    I used this when buying an apartment. Judging the lighting at different times of the day.

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    Comment #25286755

    But on the other hand if a majority of us feel this way and the free market doesn’t seem to be doing the job, then that is the job of government and regulation - that is our voice.…

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    Comment #24462432

    We were taught about him in Canadian elementary school (it feels like every school year). I guess I assumed he was known just in Canada for this reason, but didn't realize he even …

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    Comment #23645595

    Facebook has a terrible and slow UI, so IMO not the best counterexample.

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    Comment #23593292

    I didn't take it like that at all and I feel you are over-reacting. To me it seems that the author (in his own tongue-in-cheek way) is awed by these clever solutions that natural s…

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    Comment #23557129

    Jason Fried in the demo says that they do precisely this – they act as a proxy.

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    Comment #23417221

    Does anyone have any experience using this to access recruiting assignments? Or any other such tools you could recommend for an org that is already in the Github ecosystem?