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iglio

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    You could consider running an A/B experiment, and track which treatment users engage with most.

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    Comment #44754833

    If the system is already using SQS, DynamoDB has this locking library which is lighter weight for this use case https://github.com/awslabs/amazon-dynamodb-lock-client > The AmazonD…

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    Comment #43319143

    Kagi and Proton here

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    Comment #42858012

    Hi Tom, I just tried to donate on https://weathergraph.app/garmin , but was met with an error in your paypal integration. I've sent you a support email.

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    Comment #42682692

    There’s the Ineos Grenadier[1] > The Grenadier was designed to be a modern replacement of the original Land Rover Defender, with boxy bodywork, a steel ladder chassis, beam axles w…

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    Comment #41481260

    Indeed Swedish, but the master shipbuilder running the shipyard was Dutch [1]. Perhaps that’s the source of the mention? Funnily enough, I was at the Vasa museum yesterday in Stock…

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    Comment #40319103

    Can you use https://jam.dev/ to file the bug report? Joking aside, this looks really cool!

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    Comment #39826840

    There’s nothing wrong with you. It’s okay to sit with these feelings.

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    Comment #39187998

    Just 23¢ to $1.15 is the typical hourly pay [1], work is not always voluntary, and not up to the same employee protection/safety standards as true employment [2]. Labour (and profi…

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    Comment #38485382

    Suggest adding a disclaimer that you are the founder

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    Comment #37688452

    Perhaps cynical, but in big corp tech, this is exactly how building dashboards can feel sometimes.

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    Comment #37277436

    Have you considered using multiple of the current displays together in a single product, presenting them as a single view to the user? Does that help with the pricing?

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    Comment #35760710

    Great video from Louis Rossmann on this situation: https://youtu.be/7xGBB-717AI

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    Comment #35674676

    I am one of those people that cannot memorise times tables. That hasn’t stopped me getting a degree in computer science, and working for a FANG since I graduated nearly 10 years ag…

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    Comment #34454358

    The cash out is selling the shares and realising the capital gain? For these types of business, there’s always someone next in line to buy, hoping for the same performance.

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    Comment #34418506

    Great to see! Has anyone tried one of the controllers with a Nintendo switch?

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    Just for completeness, the US has its own flavor of issues here in its prison system. Just 23¢ to $1.15 is the typical hourly pay [1], and work is not always voluntary and up to th…

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    Comment #33730184

    I think the concern is less about other Google businesses having access to maps data as you suggest. It’s more about the fact that using non map Google services on google.com will …

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    Comment #33572870

    They only seem to have made .moi, .bot, and 5 Japanese gTLDs generally available. There are many more they’ve been sitting on for a few years now. .bot was the most recent to launc…

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    Comment #33128026

    I think the vast majority of well architected software applications will have the property that no component alone is too large to be deployed as a “personal” deployment. The abili…

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    Comment #33127908

    I think the suggestions of docker are overly specific. The industry gold standard for any given software application that will be deployed to the cloud is: - Define infrastructure …

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    Comment #32845718

    Some banks even disable the mag strip by default [1], in the UK at least, allowing you to turn it back on temporarily if you need to. [1] https://monzo.com/help/monzo-card-pin/what…

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    Comment #32167514

    What you say is true and necessary today with the limited deployment of automation in the world. However, it needn’t be that way forever: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fully_Auto…