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sleiben
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Comment #44795753
Looks really interesting, especially with the dashboards. Just to validate an idea here: I’m using k8s (20+ services) and trying to stick to the 12factor design pattern by having a…
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Comment #43727825
Same here. Especially for native app development with swift I had way better results and just sticked with Gemini-2.5-*
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Comment #43498964
I’ve tried to order Oriana Fallacis The Rage and the Pride 2 years ago on Amazon (Germany). No chance to get it … felt to me like censorship back then.
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Comment #42997652
I would assume their thought is, that it limits their creative spirit and in general is too technical. But they start (as 2 people teams) on figma a complete own design lib with a …
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Comment #39892371
Worse than tobacco?
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Comment #38761586
Also an interesting story of a man who lives now for more than 20 years in a mountain cave in Serbia. https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/23086418/tiny-cave-home-in-rem...
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Comment #37808750
Encountered this too often in my career and had a lot of wtf moments debugging that «de-coupled» stuff others (and sometimes me) have left. I decided to follow the «Wrong abstracti…
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Comment #37713939
100% with you here! Great arguments edit: It also reminds me of men playing feminist and stepping (aggressively) up to protect women’s rights. I heard from my female colleagues tha…
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Comment #37713777
The «master» to «main» change was totally unnecessary and B.S. imho. Even 15 years ago, when I started my professional journey (in Germany) there were a lot of people who were gay,…
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Comment #37532969
We use the microservices architecture as a single team and don’t have any issues with this for many years. The key is to have a monorepo and stay consistent by following strict cod…
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Comment #37266837
You‘re probably not the target group. It’s an open source project (in comparison to the MacOS walled garden) and I think that especially your 3rd question is disrespectful. In gene…
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Comment #37232812
I saw people (in their 30s) using emacs for almost everything. Coding, reading mails, organizing their todos and so on. It was impressive to see their workflow. The only thing whic…
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Comment #33036522
Reminds me of Git.
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Comment #31441252
It’s from Eisenhower’s book `Crusade in Europe` where he tells a story from general Georgy Zhukov how Soviet soldiers were cleaning the minefields. Though it’s not related to Stali…
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Comment #31202218
We had the same issue and were so frustrated, that we decided to move to DataDog. Yes, the NewRelic APM UI/UX is better but you get used to DDs pretty fast too. And log management …
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Comment #28096503
“The next day, he found he couldn’t access his messages. An IT technician told him on the phone that his account didn’t exist." Uff… reads like a paragraph from 1984 to me.
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Comment #27969489
As someone who spends most of his working day behind a desk and steering on an artificial screen I find activities at home like gaming, watching tv shows eg. not fulfilling (anymor…
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Comment #27046980
I’ve just recently updated my Series 3 to WatchOS 7.4 and 2 days later to 7.4.1 … yeah it took at least an hour for the minor and half an hour for the patch … in general both felt …