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lberger
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Comment #20914081
I had the same thought. BTW buildah for building docker images without docker.
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Comment #20914075
I did too. BTW Buildah for building docker images without docker.
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Comment #15194367
Take off and landing are especially dangerous in a hurricane; where wind gusts can exceed a difference of 50 knots.
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Comment #11247179
HFT is a tax on the markets (and by extension society).
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Comment #11128449
Are we really going to compare YC with Shark Tank? Moreover, Shark Tank isn't an incubator.
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Comment #10348731
bluetooth. who doesn't use bluetooth headphones?
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Comment #10091949
Not a positive effect. Creative solutions are one thing, but the best creative solutions come when you are thinking clearly, not overtired and just trying anything.
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Comment #10064234
True, anyone can argue anything, but sleep deprivation is pretty low on the pain scale once you have kids. You discover that the child will bring sleep deprivation to the parents f…
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Comment #9945095
I would, honestly not be able to treat it as lottery tickets and would rationalize it into the compensation at a higher rate than it is probably worth. Just being real.
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Comment #9937157
Good sci-fi material here.
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Comment #9905665
For those that lease their car, this seems like a positive thing.
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Comment #9786798
Without trace statements, how do you diagnose issues that don't occur locally and only appear in the production environment.
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Comment #9076985
I'm lost. How does it have all the benefits of a database, without any persistence? That doesn't sound like a database at all.
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Comment #8355916
"It is instructive to consider pair programming, which is a fairly popular practice and adds an overhead of 100% to all development time, as the baseline for code review effort." I…
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Comment #4538558
Sounds like a pyramid scheme to me.