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Comment #49206922
I used replit (no affiliation) and it can definitely do this for more basis use cases (simple crud app, login, etc.)
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Comment #48549071
still 150 micros here. why would this go up?
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Comment #48188751
The pandemic over hiring that ended 4 years ago?
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Comment #47760522
It’s still phabricator
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Comment #47571195
It helped me not read it, so please do keep it up!
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Comment #47256510
This is a bot
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Comment #47242758
which workplace group did you post it to?
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Comment #46995442
To your last point, the answer is probably much different in China
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Comment #46818056
It’s not just boilerplate. This is a low level C++ service where latency and performance is critical (don’t want to get into too much detail since I’ll dox myself). I used to think…
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Comment #46775877
Honestly, I am also at a faang working on a tier 0 distributed system in infra and the amount of AI generated code that is shipped on this service is probably like 40%+ at this poi…
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Comment #43032602
We support both at work (touchid and yubikey) and often I have my laptop in clamshell mode, so in that sense it’s easier to use the yubikey. Probably not the best reason, but works…
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Comment #42074180
Makes sense! Except for one little thing.. We've been migrating off of Terraform at BigCo recently and it has been a tremendous success. The migration has saved countless hours. Be…
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Comment #42074057
How is compiling to terraform a positive? I'd rather debug python than python-compiled-to-terraform.
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Comment #41419669
We used 1Password at a ~6,000 employee tech company and it was fine. Never had any issues with 1Password.
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Comment #31734518
Also, when I was the target of one of these "booters", a lot of them explicitly state they're only to be used for stress testing services you own, which is legal.
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Comment #31697244
They absolutely didn't miss it -- it was definitely a conscious decision to prevent "pro" users from buying a cheaper MacBook Air and instead get them to purchase the more expensiv…