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Comment #39217619
Snowflake (Streamlit) | Bellevue/San Mateo | Open Source | Full-time | https://www.streamlit.io We're hiring in many engineering roles on the Streamlit team, and many neighboring t…
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Comment #34923358
Not sure the industry is moving away from mods universally. You or your kids ever play Roblox?
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Comment #33610987
I agree that orgs of all sizes should use SSO. The pricing should scale appropriately. But as we have seen, companies are not doing enough to secure the sustainability of the open …
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Comment #33603827
I feel like charging for SSO is a reasonable request of enterprises when adopting open source software. Most enterprises require SSO as policy (and should). Most enterprises also d…
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Comment #33306952
Ever seen the movie Real Genius? Many scientists and engineers who have invented technology that ultimately led to mass bloodshed and destruction have regretted their participation…
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Comment #30067889
Anyone know if it's possible to load something like this up on a VR headset, like an Oculus?
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Comment #27710515
Streamlit | Engineers and Designers | REMOTE in North American TZs Streamlit is the fastest way to build and share data apps. Streamlit turns data scripts into shareable web apps i…
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Comment #16351560
Crucial Conversations
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Comment #13096561
I have tried it. I owned a PSVR for a month and tried everything available. It was a pretty incredible experience, more immersive than I expected for sure. Most of my family and fr…
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Comment #10129182
This is neat! I wrote something similar while learning Go a while back. https://github.com/jroes/par
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Comment #8319664
I like the idea of niching down for a use case, but I've never met a lawyer I thought had the time or energy to devote to learning programming. I'm also having trouble understandin…
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Comment #8072801
I was listening to NPR recently and there was an interview with a former Clinton administration official [1] who mentioned almost in passing that prosecutors regularly infringe on …
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Comment #7928758
I don't know if you have the patience or time for it, but The E-Myth Revisited, an old book with a cheesy name, was made for you and this situation.
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Comment #7744476
Another resource I like is gobyexample: https://gobyexample.com/
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Comment #7559412
Here's an interesting thought. The NSA isn't the only entity who could stand to benefit from a privately held exploit to most SSL implementations. The NSA is also not the only grou…
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Comment #7327190
I'm interested. What's your e-mail address?