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rvdmei
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Comment #37973835
It’s contract only, mobile carriers are not happy that they have to maintain the 3G equipment just for IoT.
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Comment #32442968
I can highly recommended not adding a reason at all for rejecting a meeting request. If I feel I do not need to attend at all I will let the organizer know. If the time conflicts w…
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Comment #29592078
But from a technical perspective, adding end-point protection everywhere is not only a trend, but often a requirement imposed by law and regulation.
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Comment #29592034
You are sort asking for legal advice. Not sure if I need to elaborate more.
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Comment #28837553
Rancher Desktop macOS version is based on Lima.
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Comment #28836596
It also comes with nerdctl (docker compatible cli). It interacts with containerd directly and is a drop-in replacement for docker cli.
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Comment #28303450
Just curious, since FastAPI is mostly async, why not write the basic examples to use async?
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Comment #27917374
I guess easiest would be Longhorn on top of k3s
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Comment #27560401
To some extent, but this is beyond what is acceptable. Even if this is so support COVID notifications. Any install on an unmanaged device should be asking for permission to install…
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Comment #27560340
I think poetry is rally gaining traction. Poetry solves some problems in an easy way that are cumbersome to replicate with pip (like guarding against supply chain attacks with lock…
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Comment #27558757
Just the thought of Google being able to do something like this scares the $&@*#% out of me. How on earth can you trust a company that does something like this?
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Comment #26366236
Below is not just my experience, but also from other teams I have worked with over the past 10 years in an agile / scrum setting. Sprints: - pros Helps to avoid continuous changing…
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Comment #25580113
Just build something you need (or just a simple To Do app) and use a modern library / framework that uses the “new” stuff. I can highly recommend to give FastAPI a try. Even just g…
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Comment #25399592
Definitely a reason to try and game the metrics (and probably easy too). In my experience the metrics make sense when you use them to improve as a team, I would actually try to avo…
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Comment #25399057
Why would you want to game metrics that honestly can help improve your business outcome? The study is worth reading and to put it simply: the metrics seem to make sense anyway and …
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Comment #25080258
Not yet. Apparently Philips (TP Vision actually) is working on resolving the issue. If they can’t fix it I will definitely go back to the store (Dutch law makes them responsible fo…
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Comment #25079653
This might be a good explanation why my Philips 55POS9002 oled tv can no longer stream 4K with Netflix/Prime/YouTube. A Widevine certificate was revoked for some Philips TVs. Maybe…
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Comment #21435050
Bugs do get to prod, that’s just reality. If you keep changes small and release often you won’t see many big bugs in production. We typically keep master in an “always deployable” …
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Comment #21434777
Rolling back is usually a bad practice and can get quite challenging if not impossible in distributed environments. If you can pinpoint a specific commit that is causing the issue.…
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Comment #20969844
Depends on where you are coming from and what you need. Developer productivity is really high (real world experience). It has better defaults / builtins compared to flask (much fas…
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Comment #18794074
This is HN at it’s best, nobody answered the original question. Diagrams such as the one on the git-lfs site are most likely created with the traditional tools in the Adobe Creativ…