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Comment #41071356
Being from UK: stop multi home ownership for private companies/persons. Move to majority council owned houses, which then feeds money back into the communities. Follow right to buy…
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Comment #32954331
What do you mean by "make it work"? They've raised 4.5M last year, did they just burn through that?
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Comment #32244205
How do you manage your backend in this case? Do you have an insurance of backend for each customer or do you allow backend to make connections to all the DBs. I'm interested in doi…
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Comment #31527719
I've started programming around 10 year ago without any Visual Basic code. There are so many more resources nowadays to get started programming, back in the day there was no way in…
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Comment #30467269
I thought it would cause issues when running CI/CD, since you're having to give separate access to the repositories, which might be in different Azure DevOps projects.
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Ask HN: How do you manage private packages within Python projects
I'm trying to convert shared pieces of code to a library, which could be re-used within our codebases (Hosted in Azure DevOps). However, from looking into it, there is no way to sh…
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Comment #29539895
I've always been amazed by the technical ability of klange to create this and kuroko-lang
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Comment #20194807
I very much disagree with your opinion. OP never tried to determine a winner, just wanted to share some insights into the project. If we go by what you say, we would never have any…
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Comment #20008542
Why take the time to comment then?
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Comment #19961044
Yeah, not really. It all depends on where you live. I doubt most developers here in Eastern Europe make the $100k you speak off.
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Comment #18608412
Better hope that no javascript gets injected. What happens if you mess up and someone changes your API to this.webServiceUrl = ' https://hacked.com'
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Comment #18064684
That's what opam (ocaml package manager) uses for linux sandboxing