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    To make sure that resources are compliant I would suggest using AWS Config Rules as they allow to specify for example that tags need to be applied. Validation of resources is done …

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    Containers are just namespaces, mount, user, pin, and network namespaces. The reason why chroot is not enough is that you want to allow a different pace of using certain dependenci…

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    Comment #13309731

    Luckily, Trump is going to make America great again and will keep all those manufacturing jobs where owners don't like to pay minimum wage because they can't afford to pass on the …

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    John McWhorter: Words on the Move: Why English Won't - and Can't - Sit Still (Like, Literally)

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    Comment #12968872

    It's not a product for storing data and then accessing it via SQL. It's a data analysis tool similar to Tableau.

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    What I found interesting is that the two high profile projects mentioned in the post written in D are no longer maintained, which is kind of weird.

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    Comment #10807426

    Totally agree, in the paper they only look at competitive programming contests. Ideally, it would be interesting if the same could be applied to a larger code base with more author…

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    Comment #9982398

    Anybody knows if there is support for LLVM IR code as well? What would be good alternatives here?

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    Something that is (typically) left out in these articles about how expensive rent in SF is, is that even for tech folks with rather high income the city becomes too expensive as so…

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    I'm not sure, but the assembly code generated when using __builtin_expect looks almost identical.

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    Comment #8825049

    I think the biggest challenge is compilation time. With the lack of incremental compilation modifying more complex classes can result in long compilation time. Same is true for mod…

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    ./build/cmake/target/fnordmetric-server --http_port 8080 --storage_backend mysql [ERROR] unknown backend type: mysql

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    Comment #8613491

    Looks like a tool I need. Unfortunately, it looks like the MySQL backend is more a promise than reality.

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    Comment #8448588

    Nice work, though I liked the dataref package even more!

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    I really like your above example. For people coming from Ruby on Rails or Python Django, such a notation makes it simple to understand what the code will do, even without knowing h…

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    Comment #8125713

    The new URL doesn't make it easier to keep track of all the Popcorn Time clones, which one is the best / safest / most trustworthy currently? How should I know which one is better:…