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lurchedsawyer
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Comment #34946652
TransportForLondon are currently looking for Delphi developers...
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Comment #33390238
But the whole point is that it is not true. There have been experiments and what the anegdote fails to mention is that step one in boiling the frog by slowly increasing the tempera…
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Comment #27925556
Hopefully he'll have some time to learn YAML now /s
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Comment #27748625
It would be interesting to see how Amazon would deal with an EU employee who invokes their GDPR art. 22. rights.
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Comment #27182711
"Yes, but authentication won't make the boat go faster"
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Comment #27182333
Sorry to break it to you but these TODOs are a measure of technical dept you've accrued by limiting dev work to issues and stories.
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Comment #23341150
Sounds like a quick way to end up in a personal spam filter to me...
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Comment #22309447
Convert visceral fat into antimatter thus solving space travel while you're at it /s
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Comment #19513428
The behaviour you're describing is actually supposed to be a feature. They call it "Error detection" on https://what3words.com/about , which apparently it's not.
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Comment #19117021
Mostly a privacy and ownership issue: Spotify doesn't own the device receiving their service nor are they paying for the bandwidth used for the ad payload, and it's none of their c…
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Comment #19116392
More like "We sent a free pizza to their home. How dare they not eat the pineapple toppings!?"
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Comment #18740127
See? Squirming. Somehow multiplying 0 factors is supposed to result in 1. I'm not saying it's incorrect, but you have to explain that edge case away. At the same time allowing 1 to…
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Comment #18739667
It's not, though. It's one group of mathematicians appropriating prime numbers and jack-booting them into their favourite theorem. There are valid reasons to treat 1 as a prime num…
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Comment #15620512
Nothing against GCP. It's considering Azure as an alternative that I object to. Here's a couple of ideas: 1. Linux support. If you look in Azure documentation they never say they s…
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Comment #15619699
It WOULD BE great to have alternatives to AWS. Here, fixed that for you.