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h0h0h0
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Comment #46222362
Why not review the code yourself?
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Comment #40823045
I was going to reach for dagster to run some DBT and data load scripts. No orchestration as of yet-why would I use hatchet instead of dagster?
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Comment #39566808
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Ask HN: Support / Bug fix Issue workflow pain points
I'm interested to know how people structure support and bug fixes in the same issue management system or if that is a footgun. This happens often enough where a "support ticket" in…
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Ask HN: What's the difference between ML and AI?
I've seen several job posts asking for experience in both ML and AI. I had always thought of ML as a subset of AI.
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Comment #26509187
me: i need to get some sewing done. also me: opens this link and loses 2 hours.
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Comment #19403838
Cool technology concept! Amazon will buy you for sure. However "Bottomless was born out of our frustration managing our household stock levels. We always seemed to be running out o…
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Comment #18347076
Uhh? This is advice to writers, adapted for software developers.
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Comment #18295074
Read this all the time as a kid. This was the best. Thanks for making my life in the middle of nowhere infinitely more interesting. You showed me what technology really was.
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Comment #18235065
You really really need to do one thing only. This list is way overwhelming. No wonder you're actively avoiding your work. Looking for a life and productivity coach maybe will make …
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Comment #18177991
Finally - a script that also includes a positive life impact!
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Comment #18149962
Sublime Text for sure. I used to use Apple Notes and still have years of stuff on there. Before that it was Evernote. And before that it was text files somewhere. I came back to te…
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Comment #18059768
yes. It's your email. If you're in the market for improving how you interface with one of your number one communication mechanisms, you'll probably look at investing a tiny amount …
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Ask HN: Places to donate modern computer books to in NYC?
Hi there, Programmer in Brooklyn here. Looking for places to donate some relatively still modern computer books. I know I could send stuff to the library, but was wondering if ther…
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Comment #15300282
Thanks this is a perfect starting point.
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Ask HN: Employer 'Outside work' agreements
Hi there - we have a lot of developers in our company and we would like to come up with a reasonable employee 'outside work' agreement. We're open to devs moonlighting on their own…
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Comment #7412706
They will have to move to a MDMA/THC based culture fused with early 90's pop + Mid 2000's minimal techno. This is a small step for a dubstep IPA culture. It's like moving from the …
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Ask HN: Best NYC 1-2 night get away for coding
Hey, I'd like to take a train ride (preferred) from NYC to some place easy to get to by train (1-4 hours) for a coding retreat. This is for a side project that needs a push and ded…
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Comment #4896562
I think what the author is missing is that the command line offers the programmer a world into writing code that doesn't require humans to use. Another way of saying it is that the…
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Comment #2434416
Very well written and clear. I just started to put what you learned into practice :)
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Comment #2203914
I love it "No Fat Pitches"
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Comment #2203905
You're my officemate and you don't even know it.
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Comment #1891746
Hey Congratulations for launching Tom! Did you want feedback on coding as well? If so I can pass some info along. Other than that i like the layout and the visual of the site. it's…