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mmmeff

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About mmmeff

mfrey@stokespace.com

Recent public activity

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    Comment #48289459

    You're right, we should build it in a third world country instead!

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    Comment #47257281

    Weird flex but okay

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    Comment #46435769

    This is still unsupported in RDS, right?

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    Comment #45811350

    [flagged]

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    Comment #45496386

    Take notes, Valve.

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    Comment #44444454

    The moment Meta produces something competitive with OpenAI is the moment they stop releasing the weights and rebrand from Llama. Mark my words.

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    Comment #43696686

    Any plans to support github enterprise on different URLs? Would love to give this a try with my team.

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    Comment #40672220

    I hope Tim comes through again soon. It's awesome how much has changed since his last visit.

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    Comment #40663123

    Stoke employee here. These are the hardest working and most intelligent people I’ve ever worked with. I truly believe we are about to revolutionize this industry very, very soon, a…

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    Comment #40419307

    Yours is definitely the correct historical take. Frontend frameworks really started to take off when componentization became the norm, first in early angular with directives, and l…

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    Comment #39994205

    Carpentry

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    Comment #39845785

    [flagged]

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    Comment #39428077

    Been using Apple Music for months now after being a paying subscriber to Spotify for nearly a decade. Very happy I switched. The new windows app is well built, too

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    Comment #38511645

    [flagged]

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    Comment #37844004

    Someone maintaining a dependency of cypress itself should add a dependency on cypress-debugger out of protest. Every single cypress installation would begin failing en masse

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    Comment #37585019

    What you’re talking about is unidirectional data binding, and what you’re replying to specifically mentions its failure to scale with complex applications. It’s not the kind of pro…

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    Comment #37561240

    !remindme 10 years

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    Comment #37446711

    Binance has been doing this forever. Nothing new here.

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    Comment #37164474

    Zealotry on display. How do you know I haven’t inherited a mess of tailwind before?

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    Comment #37164455

    I hung up on my Apple interviewer last year for giving me a horrendous leetcode question. I asked the interviewer if it was typical work for someone working on the iCloud web app p…

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    Comment #37146934

    Tailwind advocates don’t maintain their code, they just hop between companies and leave the disaster behind for someone else to deal with.

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    Comment #37029092

    F=mv^2 The problem is moreso speed, not mass, when discussing pedestrian fatalities. Better yet, protect pedestrians from getting hit in the first place with better street design f…

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    Comment #36608812

    Fully reusable rockets! www.stokespace.com