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forcemajeure
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Comment #39534567
Probably a Lady Finger banana, they're great
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Comment #34953509
Maybe the air-conditioning is drying out your sinus?
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Comment #28227820
Not true in Australia
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Comment #27096541
"you either have a commit bit (enabling you to commit code to FreeBSD's repositories) or you don't. It's hard to find code reviews, and there generally isn't a fixed process ensuri…
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Comment #25081274
Oracle cloud is part of the HN bubble? From what I gather AWS also offers AMD and ARM-based instances. I don't see how it benefits the cloud providers not to offer these choices. N…
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Comment #24704947
Fear the unknown unknowns!
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Comment #24575952
When both are running on the JVM, there still appears to be a significant performance difference, so it should be interesting to compare after the port... https://github.com/rmh78/…
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Comment #24542705
I love this article and I think about it every time I see Assange in the news. Ignoring whatever you think of his actions and the political ramifications, it paints a vivid picture…
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Comment #23649950
Sounds like a retirement village!
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Comment #23550871
Look at the platform demographics and the target audience. For example if you're targeting developers, the market share increases significantly!
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Comment #23550841
This article really informed my opinion on Assange. No matter what you think about the public benefit of his actions, he's clearly deeply flawed in some regards.
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Comment #20857007
AFAIK it's also proportional to the number of rows with data in the indexed columns. Inserting a row with a NULL in the indexed column does not cause an update to the index (at lea…
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Comment #20343926
I like this honesty and transparency, employers such as Microsoft encouraging it's employees to act in this way is a good thing. Shutting down discussion behind lawyers and bland p…
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Comment #18492818
Apparently you can use 'guys' now instead
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Comment #17742788
Could be evolved into an open source competitor to resin.io
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Comment #16985100
Rasmus quoted an exciting project... I wonder what that became
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Comment #16984497
Netlify is designed for hosting so has richer functionality. https://www.netlify.com/github-pages-vs-netlify/
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Comment #16401417
The best antidote to an anecdote is one from the opposite angle. At least it starts me thinking who I should believe (if anyone) and why.
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Comment #15078275
Any company that isn't collecting data on which features are being used is missing an opportunity
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Comment #13753103
Worth bearing in mind that if you develop and ship software to third parties, you're going to want a lot of debug statements in the logs, so don't omit them completely!