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landmark3

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    Comment #33621231

    Hotjar has acquired PingPong, a user-testing and interviews platform.

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    Comment #31860565

    I don't need it but I like it...and sometimes that's all you need for it to become popular :) Well done

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    Comment #30787091

    I have an urgent deadline to release some crazy python code and here I am, instead, cutting onions. Beautiful way to start a day, happy life to you and your family <3

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    Comment #29010787

    and here I am writing a CRUD app with flask :( Impressive work (2 years working full time knowing that it might never be merged is incredible)

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    Comment #19561703

    team videos...not a single video on the homepage :(

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    Comment #15448882

    Well written and even I understood it - recommended!

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    Comment #15130239

    trello < pivotal tracker (what we use) < jira

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    Comment #14418226

    addictive :)

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    Comment #14306392

    “In metric, one milliliter of water occupies one cubic centimeter, weighs one gram, and requires one calorie1 of energy to heat up by one degree centigrade—which is 1 percent of th…

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    Comment #14200859

    my rule number one to be successful in a job is not to be obsessed about it

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    Comment #13577397

    "...fans ultimately had trouble making the leap from “Super Bowl” to “potato” to “Cards Against Humanity.” " you're right!!! I can't seem to be able to make the leap, not even afte…

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    Comment #13442538

    I've been using https://github.com/codekitchen/dinghy for a while...it transparently uses NFS for sharing and disk access is really fast

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    Comment #12247906

    mandatory link to alternative: http://programming-motherfucker.com/

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    Comment #12230782

    time for a rollback uUber

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    Comment #12217317

    because they couldn't find what they were looking for in Posgres forum

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    Comment #12201905

    one other reason is that postgresql.org forum comes straight from 1984

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    Comment #11992105

    Starship had solved this ages ago building them on rock and rooooool

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    Comment #11861127

    how did they even manage to stay all awake?