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kdazzle
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About kdazzle
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Comment #49198395
Man, Jon and Vangelis is a surprisingly good album
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Comment #47949680
I have heard this also. I still find it wild that Azure DevOps had that feature long before GitHub
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Comment #47756674
> the bottleneck is no longer engineering, it’s ____ 90% of blog articles created in the last two years are probably dead on arrival
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Comment #47574892
Oh, I assumed that was a joke. I’ll have to check my privilege
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Delve Security Notice
Earlier this evening, we were informed by an independent security researcher about an issue involving a third-party storage service we utilize. Based on our immediate investigation…
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Comment #47360962
Fully fashioned hand knit stuff looks great! I just haven’t seen a wholegarment machine knit shirt that looks nice. Maybe because the yarn isn’t as chunky.
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Comment #47354396
I'm kind of in this space - 3d knitting is pretty interesting, but knitting a sweater like that takes a long time (I forget how long, but I think it's 1-2 hours), so it's not reall…
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Comment #47237181
My god. I hope the constant refreshing helps. Seems like it would be increasingly difficult to make a case for switching to GitHub.
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Comment #46909373
Pretty sure someone at MS told me that Actions was rewritten by the team who wrote Azure DevOps. So bureaucracy would be a feature. That aside, GH Actions doesn’t seem any worse th…
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Comment #46775031
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Comment #46563124
The WSJ interviewing and quoting the kids is priceless
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Comment #46417377
Exactly - film photographers heavily process(ed) their images from the film processing through to the print. Ansel Adams wrote a few books on the topic and they’re great reads. And…
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Comment #46170378
I havent been through the US process in a while, but usually that is allowed if your application is processing. You just can’t leave the country.
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Comment #46167830
There was just an article in the NYT where ICE is arresting people at the end of their green card interviews for essentially no reason. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/26/us/trump-…
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Comment #46099859
I worked on the data platform at a smaller car co, and there were tight controls around getting access to precise geo data, and there were strong privacy advocates at higher levels…
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Comment #46093423
> that claim is ad hominem Or dare i say…ad clippynem?
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Comment #46080148
Maybe, but a 200 person company isn’t really that big. The CEO should probably get over themselves if they think they couldnt possibly know everyone at least a little bit.
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Comment #46072778
I dont think the solution to not knowing people in your company is to create bureaucracy. Ie - only hanging with 10 executives and a focus group. Get out there and talk to people f…
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Comment #45919111
I'd probably use a jsonfield in postgres for data that i knew was going to be unstructured. meanwhile, other columns can join and have decent constraints and indexes.
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Comment #45918960
I’m curious about the resilience bit. Are you planning on some sort of active-active setup with mongo? I found it difficult on AWS to even do active-passive (i guess that was docdb…
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Comment #45854061
Well, sounds like a VC but without a good bit of the stress and hassle. Like you wouldnt have to gin up money from LPs
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Comment #45824483
Snowflake is expensive, even compared to Databricks, and you pay their pre-AWS discount storage price while they get the discount and pocket the difference as profit