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pablasso

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About pablasso

Hey there

https://pablasso.com

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    you’re mocking his weak references but you’re not offering one yourself

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    Comment #36581913

    Would love an invite if you still have 7jsqi5gf at duck.com

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    Comment #22002065

    Even if it is a bad practice not to have your own backups, no one is at fault here but Gandi

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    Comment #20847905

    Where can I read more about this Carmack?

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    Comment #19968009

    Of course they care. Every tourist killed brings more attention to them than needed, if the person was high profile enough it can bring enough international pressure for the govern…

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    Event sourcing was one of LinkedIn use cases when they created it, Kafka is fine for all logging needs.

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    Comment #19843136

    Can you share said issue?

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    Comment #19528206

    Who is right here?

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    Comment #19487734

    Is there any alternative way to access these papers? I'm interested but $43 seems too steep.

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    Comment #19243674

    Can you share a link to your steam?

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    Comment #19181163

    I get your point, but if there's no space for critique we wouldn't have any improvements ever. That someone else has it worse doesn't make it invalid.

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    Comment #18895252

    If you don't mind the feedback, I get the point of your post but you came out pretty aggressive very often. "This is horrible", "wtf is this", "this is awful" are not useful.

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    Comment #18072506

    Here's a link to the repository: https://github.com/pablasso/chelodina

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    Comment #17996720

    If you like this kind of content I heavily recommend Halt and Catch Fire. It's fiction on the personal computing business of the 80s, online gaming/communities and the race for sea…

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    Comment #17985180

    That library reminded me of Newgrounds. Back in the day, it was a treat to go through all the games to discover gems but I don't have the patience anymore.

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    You will be losing the audience though

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    Comment #17923928

    I tend to do that but is super draining. I could spend hours and then look back at it and get depressed because I didn't do as much as I expected. And at the end I'm still as tired…