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Comment #48496145
Thanks for the pointer! I posted here before properly exploring the other themes. Really nice project. Thank you for contributing to the OSM community. >Editing geometries is out o…
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Comment #48491945
Hmmm, I love OSM, consume their data in my small cycling project and regularly contribute smaller fixes. But I also shy away from anything more complex than fixing attributes and m…
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Comment #48458098
FINALLY! I never understood the issues PG had with hints. Running a non-trivial DB with a non-trivial schema and scale is, well, non-trivial at all. At some point the DB stops bein…
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Comment #48422487
So, how long did it take you to go 100 customers after this pitch?
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Comment #48349472
Well, I am in the situation you are so afraid of. Chemo, radiation and other treatments suck big time, let alone the effects of the cancer itself. BUT ... this is not a binary situ…
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Comment #47779521
Totally agree, the current state of the German grid is not ideal. But I have the naive gut feeling that storage prices will also come down and we will see a similar non-political q…
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Comment #47778749
We have a similar approach here in Germany. Anyone has the right to install a small solar system on their balcony or similar and feed up to 800W into their local grid. You just mou…
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Comment #46945224
I'm working on Cyclonauts ( https://cyclonauts.net ), an addon for Strava to make your commute more fun. It maps your cycling activity data against the OpenStreetMap catalogue to g…
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Comment #46134361
Fully agree. I've been through a number of code red panics in my career. But somehow, even in startups with short remaining runway, "code red" rarely means anything. You still have…
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Comment #44106490
I'm working on a cycling app that analyzes your Strava data and matches your activities to the OSM street grid. You get cool statistics which paths in your city you've already take…
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Comment #42839078
These points are also useful for your own photo library. Forget about your relatives going through your stuff after you die, that doesn't matter. But which of the hundreds of photo…
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Comment #42643632
I know exactly what you're talking about and have been in similar situations many times. For me it's not just limited to speech, but lots of other aspects. Sometimes it feels like …
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Comment #42275582
Have you tried the code owners feature (assuming you're on Github). IMO a good approach is to have the actual code owners (i.e. the team responsible for a specific service or libra…
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Comment #41132326
"I noted, too, that some of these rejections came instantly after turning in an application. [...] I determined that I was automatically being filtered because I didn't have a coll…
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Comment #41046304
I enjoyed reading the article very much. Thanks for the write up!
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Comment #40386943
Is there really anything missing from SQL? I guess adding a few semantic shortcuts like Postgres' SELECT DISTINCT ON (x) are useful. But otherwise this feels like asking what's com…
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Comment #39849402
I have been in a similar situation and am sorry to hear about your cofounder. From a personal perspective things should be pretty clear, no? Understand that your cofounder suddenly…
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Comment #39214654
Well if you ever run into the 'Fresh Prince of Bel Sashimi', that's my world first combination :-D
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Comment #38744814
Looks like it. Which is a problem, because the Strava API Agreement ( https://www.strava.com/legal/api ) specifically prohibits you from replicating features that Strava has.
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Comment #38693004
In my whole professional life (last 15y) there was not a single time where I had anything resembling a private space where I could just close the door and work in peace. The norm h…
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Comment #38476422
There is no magic fat generation. As you age your metabolism slows down. Mystery solved. Eat less and you'll be fine.
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Comment #38338486
This behavior is probably pretty normal for anyone with a job, family and kids. I wouldn't associate it with 'revenge' though. For me 2 things help with the sleep deprivation, powe…
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Comment #38338226
Ha, I can relate to that. What is the name of your leadership style?
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Comment #37749659
Worked in various startups as Engineer, Architect, VPE, CTO, CPO, Founder. Super hands-on, still coding. Had 2 successful exits but did not become rich :-) Looking for a new challe…
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Comment #37327464
The proper way to fight scrum is simply doing scrum properly. Nobody usually wants this. For developers scrum is actually quite nice. The main success metric is predictability, i.e…