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karka91

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    Comment #32070835

    Can you not derive it from both? Doesn't seem that op is making a choice

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    Comment #32070699

    whatever brings you happiness. I spend little on experiences like vacations and tend to enjoy the experience leading to a purchase and usage of a thing. E.g. researching what guita…

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    Comment #30115305

    Our team uses them extensively. It's also tied to our A/B and QA testing infrastructure as it performs a similar function of "turn this/that on/off for these particular users". Thi…

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    Comment #22666249

    Eneba | Kaunas, Lithuania | Full Time | Onsite (remote while quarantine is in effect) | Backend, frontend developer | https://www.eneba.com/ Eneba.com is a newly established market…

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    Comment #22501521

    Eneba | Software Engineer | Onsite Kaunas, Lithuania | Full Time | https://www.eneba.com Eneba is a games marketplace. We're a startup that had one the biggest early investment rou…

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    Comment #21440213

    This depends a lot on the databases used and flexibility of the code that's accessing the data. One method is to deploy in multiple stages and to use views. In pre-deploy you creat…

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    Comment #21440142

    Honestly, we haven't considered that. Breakage rarely reaches production, rollbacks are quick, a process orchestrator retries most of the stuff and because of that we do not have a…

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    Comment #21436309

    Assuming this is about web dev. Nowadays - flip a toggle in the admin. Deployments and releases are separated. Made a major blunder? In kubernetes world we do "helm rollback". Take…

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    Comment #20776442

    hi, european here. Never heard about composting here. Those are not vaults. Those are just holes in ground with a cover on top. It's mostly decorative and there so that you don't w…

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    Comment #14089260

    but with the size of the audience you're targeting there is no way this is going to be a memorable number. Keeping a contact book with these isn't a big step forward from managing …

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    Comment #14059618

    I work for a shop with more than 200 devs. Over the years we had multiple efforts to standardize the libraries, platforms we use only to very limited success. While things like CI …

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    Comment #10594509

    Kaunas has this too: http://googlemap.kvt.lt/google_map/

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    Comment #10431600

    It would be great if HN had a rule against paywalled sites. Seems weird to have this on first page

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    Comment #9921855

    Unstable virtual box networking on my arch machine that requires occasional suspend and resume of a vm. No good looking and stable gui client for mysql. I've been doing dev with li…

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    Comment #9705392

    Sounds like you manage this manually. Why not have a CI server (travis, jenkins, w/e) build each microservice seperately (e.g. after a push to master) and then attempt an app relea…

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    Comment #9238276

    We have a load of lenovos at work that work at 100% with standard ubuntu install. I have 2 laptops at home (pretty new ones) that have Arch running with no extra fiddling after bas…

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    Comment #9238189

    Usually everything works out of the box even with relatively new laptops. Driver problems and heavy manual fiddling is a scare from the olden days. You might need some extra effort…

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    Comment #9112249

    The reporter seems to be a troll. Quick look at his activity shows that most of his comments are snarky and ill-mannered like the one here

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    Comment #8990744

    I see nothing about integrations or an API. Thats a bit dissapointing

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    Comment #8947262

    I was experimenting with the idea of learning game dev with golang but shortly after starting I realized that there's very little tooling for that and I'll probably drop that proje…

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    I've got a 2 year plan that starts tomorrow - since I've decided to quit university my plan is to bootstrap a business that would make a profit of atleast the same amount that I wo…

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    Comment #8249902

    If you use it for new stuff with up to date frameworks (e.g. symfony) it's not that bad, really. Since 5.4 it's getting a lot better. If you're stuck with some old version and lega…