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Comment #26656045
I'm one of the maintainers of Streamlink [1] which has members from around the world and we've been running various methods of donation since 2017 or so. In that time our Open Coll…
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Comment #26516395
This is a fantastic idea. The concept of code tours is something I've been trying to push for via thorough readmes combined with example PRs to show users how to actually do someth…
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Comment #26506764
I think this is the first webpage I've seen that doesn't load at all without AMP. Pretty concerning that developers are going down this route.
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Comment #26267197
Seems neat but using Intel chips over AMD is an immediate deal breaker for me.
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Comment #25924511
I'm using an Ergodox EZ which I really enjoy and I'm hoping wireless plus a trackball is in the next iteration. Even just being wireless (or a wireless add-on) would be great.
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Comment #25886515
While this may work for individual contributors I don't see how it benefits open source work and the community in general. It suggest writing articles and creating videos but there…
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Comment #25756948
Why are you sorry for them? They are making the choice to work at Plaid when they know Plaid is a terrible legal phishing company.
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Comment #25653854
Are there plans at any point to support remote work? Seems like a very cool product but relocating is a bummer.
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Comment #25653823
Last time I looked at a D.C. based job for another federal agency the answer was no. Considering the lower salaries and fact they don't cover relocation costs it's a pretty big dow…
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Comment #25653684
You should include details on how long each of those interviews are. 3 technical interviews plus an intro call seems excessive depending on how long they're expected to take.
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Comment #25588544
When Twitch Prime was originally released one of the major issues was reminding people that their token was available. I built primeminder as a tool to remind people to renew their…
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Comment #24220057
Okay that makes more sense and is just my bad then. I hadn't even looked at the index thoroughly as the minified JS correlated to the `workers-site/worker/script.js` and I didn't r…
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Comment #24219081
Sorry if I wasn't clear. Yes I understand I can set whatever headers I want in a response via the edit options for my workers. The problem I'm running in to is that I created a wor…
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Comment #24213865
Hey Kenton. I recently migrated a few of my static sites to Workers and was hoping you could clarify what the teams plan is around security headers. The only documentation I could …
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Comment #23333009
Obsidian seems very cool. One thing I noticed on install as someone with a Windows device is that the install location cannot be specified. It would be great if your team supported…
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Comment #18197661
I don't think saying "work from home friendly" is very honest. I applied for the Seattle DevOps position (which is still open months later), and was told I'd have to work from the …
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Comment #18116361
This job isn't actually full remote. I applied for it previously and was told that I would regularly have to commute to San Ramon to work in their office for a week at a time. If I…
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Comment #17675790
This organization doesn't provide feedback so don't be surprised if you ask for it and don't hear anything.
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Comment #17216667
What's crazy to me is that 80K GBP (about 100k USD) is considered a very good salary in the UK for mid-level/senior people. That's not even new grad levels in the states...
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Comment #16982738
As a heads up it doesn't look like there is any sort of job posting link on the site.
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Comment #16979573
Sure I've sent you a follow up email. Thanks for the response.
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Comment #16979447
I was also a big fan of the old support system that was accessible straight from the interface and not a third party tool. Granted the few times I had to contact support at that po…
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Comment #16978599
DO support has gone majorly downhill (I have a comment about this that goes into it) in the last year or two with more issues cropping up here and there on hypervisors that go unat…
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Comment #16978581
I'm actually looking at migrating away from Digital Ocean. I had a recent incident that took over a week to solve with 48+ hours between tickets where support wasn't even reading t…