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gtaylor

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    Comment #47381996

    This “both sides” argument is so weak.

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    Comment #46791903

    The nice thing in this case is that Django will meet you where you are with your preferences. Want to go the manual route? Sure. Want it to take a shot at auto-generation and then …

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    Comment #46266850

    Congrats on your progress! This is pretty cool.

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    Comment #46108128

    Most countries don’t have a notion of a formally licensed software engineer, anyway. Arguing what is and is not engineering is not useful.

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    Comment #45883684

    Homes are lucrative investment vehicles. I’d expect many of these to get gobbled up people and companies looking to make a buck.

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    Comment #42876651

    I’ve never been on a team that migrated to Aurora PG for raw query perf. It is slower than a bespoke setup that is optimized for raw latency, but Aurora is going to hold up under m…

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    Comment #42679854

    I'm glad to let uv handle that for me. It does a pretty good job at it!

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    Comment #42122850

    Auto vacuuming is enabled now. We did have some near misses due to long running vacuums that barely completed before wraparounds, but got things tuned over time. I did none of that…

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    Comment #42042977

    More than a few do not. You shouldn’t have to barely scrape by as a single parent in one of the most wealthy countries in the world.

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    Comment #39023020

    The last line in the comment was a little petty but I don’t think I’d describe it as a Molotov cocktail. It sucks that we’ve ended up in this situation but Texas is an objectively …

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    Comment #37978640

    Had great results with my Dell XPS 17. Everything but the fingerprint reader works out of the box.

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    Comment #37978632

    Quality went downhill since Lenovo.

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    Comment #37825518

    Seen this quite a few times as well, but we’ve managed to strike the indemnification clause from various third party CLAs by putting our legal teams in touch.

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    Comment #36160662

    Seems possible or even plausible, but can't help but feel like this takes us one step closer to: > Welcome to Costco. I love you.

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    Comment #35634402

    Sounds interesting! Do you have screenshots of what the TUI looks like anywhere?

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    Comment #35358127

    Same. Just moved to Fedora about 6 months ago and have pleasantly surprised. Works better on my laptop as well.

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    Comment #35036874

    Some providers block or score hit IPs from popular provider blocks due to the amount of spam that comes from them.

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    Comment #34920630

    Netflix is still remote friendly in general.

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    Comment #34920621

    Is this going to be available for self-hosted enterprise users?

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    Comment #34825769

    It is for some of us! Probably not in the cards for everyone, though.

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    Comment #34680463

    Rep has been fine for me as well. And much cheaper than Rogue.

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    Comment #34428643

    They may mean "unregrettable attrition".

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    Comment #34157027

    They exist!

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    Comment #34129628

    Which package was it?

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    Comment #34044657

    Twitter is a good deal bigger than reddit. At least pre-Elon. 200MM+ DAU vs 50MM+.