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Comment #42260786
I wonder if this means they migrated away from Honeycomb, which often lists Stripe as a prominent customer (e.g. "HelloFresh, Stripe, Slack, Fender, Vanguard, LaunchDarkly, and man…
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Comment #40928526
The terraform provider has returned
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Comment #40928491
Many repos have disappeared, including: * https://github.com/confluentinc/confluent-kafka-python * https://github.com/confluentinc/terraform-provider-confluent * https://github.com…
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Comment #33428157
It's important to resolve changes to the package environment as a whole. Pip doesn't really do this, and as of a few years ago didn't even resolve multiple CLI-specified packages t…
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Comment #31532741
Medications for anxiety and depression can cause brain fog and fatigue.
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Comment #31403745
I still prefer to use Julia, but this is a good summary of the problems that affect me personally as an experienced user (although I do like dynamic typing for most of the work I d…
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Comment #31402880
Invenia's approach to interface testing ("Development with Interface Packages" on our blog) does some of the things you suggest as a standard of practice, by providing tools to che…
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Comment #31276464
I don't know if it's related at all to the decline, but "Line Goes Up" was released on YouTube at the exact peak.
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Comment #30592030
I've only ever engaged on Twitter when companies do not provide an avenue for direct customer support in private, but this has become more and more important over the years. Twitte…
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Comment #30560715
I'm interested in the shift in terminology. Previous coverage has referred to them as a software company or device manufacturer, but this round is referring to them as "hackers", w…
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Comment #30153240
I'd be interested to know what size of team the Core Team wants to maintain and whether there are differentiated roles within the team.
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Comment #30000329
Yes, this suggestion effectively addresses the biggest problem with the flow described in the linked post. Accidentally clobbering changes in the main branch used to be one of the …
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Comment #29307395
There are two statements here regarding things that have happened: > the Core Team placing themselves unaccountable to anyone but themselves > we have been unable to enforce the Ru…
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Comment #26802169
Same with me with 1Password 4 on Windows, via Dropbox as well
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Comment #24133404
You can use FFTW.jl with MKL: https://github.com/JuliaMath/FFTW.jl#mkl
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Comment #23425580
This is evidently rebranded Google+, as the "See more features" link (at time of comment) points to the feature comparison chart for Google+
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Comment #22866566
What's an example of a codebase where _Generic has had a notable positive impact?
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Comment #22707000
I can't fault you for switching to something more battle-tested, but did you file issues for the LibPQ.jl issues you encountered? I wrote and maintain the package and we (and other…
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Comment #22706879
This just isn't true. There's a lot of tooling nowadays that provides IDE-like features in text editors, or via command-line tuning. And different people work differently. Where so…
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Comment #22706844
I have not seen one, but I would really like to! It's one thing I envy about some other open-source language projects. I also think Julia would benefit a lot from a list of "we wan…
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Comment #20424227
Dijkstra's write-up is full of subjective aesthetic judgements that certain things are ugly. I personally don't find `1:0` for an empty sequence to be ugly, and I do find using `1:…
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Comment #20405253
Smaller, 32 TiB. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/AuroraUserGuide...