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Comment #44032250
Having worked at multiple IoT companies with many millions of connections. This is the way. People tend to overcomplicate things with K8S. I have never once seen a massively distri…
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Comment #35250640
If you are open to sharing, what is your business? Otherwise, "it depends"... If you get a job, you can also be laid off. But if you are able to get a job, while also keeping your …
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Comment #28711814
Yup, same here. If you have any moderately large data set and do manage to get it loaded , then it will break with only a light graph traversal of 3 layers deep. Played with this f…
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Comment #28081134
Yes agreed. Oatly is horrible for you. It's one of the worst Oat milks they sell in my store. (when comparing by nutrition facts). It is so bizarre this alternative milk that goes …
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Comment #27768752
It’s happened multiple times for me, all with extremely well known VC backed companies. Once at later stage, but applying for a very senior role, and another at an early stage, whe…
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Comment #27767311
Not really true. Have achieved multiple companies removing the 1 year cliff for me.
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Comment #26976741
Telegram is one potential answer. I find it to be the fastest messaging platform , and super reliable. Not to mention their desktop apps are not bloated, and message history, draft…
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Comment #26745203
Makes sense that some people will not be a fan of this. Personally however this would be awesome. It is extremely rare I don’t have my phone. already any passport control area is d…
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Comment #26402328
Hi - very cool idea! Will probably try it out. Apologize if this is on the site (could not find it) but do you plan to offer any features to "meet" local runners in person? I am al…
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Comment #26032944
Most major automotive and ev companies use tools such as environmental chambers to do phases of R&D. (quite possibly all do but obvs can’t confirm, but do have first hand knowledge…
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Comment #25686976
Ally Bank
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Comment #25682599
Ya same here. The name issues, the killing of the ability to auto mail paper checks (bills), and seemingly over time extremely strict policies on everything from deposits, to addre…
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Comment #25329227
Often products with batteries in them. But also products with chemicals or generally products that cause could health, safety or fire concerns if not handled properly.
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Comment #25117219
Good for Strava. In my community of athletes Strava is the gold standard and there is really nothing else quite like it that is compatible with more than one brand of device and of…
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Comment #24315009
and less strong systems , also, become black boxes for other systems...
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Comment #23832349
Slack. Frustratingly slow and bloated. Company is addicted to it.
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Comment #19128496
Agree. My sixth gen happily runs fedora daily. I have had it for about a year, no complaints.
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Comment #18881801
There is some beginning work being done to have libhandy wrappers in rust. I have gotten their qemu environment up and running and will be tinkering on rust+gtk apps which I hope h…
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Comment #18714145
regarding date and supply chain uncertainty i would tend to agree. in this case however, they do sell laptops. so, they aren’t completely incapable of supply chain. depending on if…
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Comment #16918685
> and the BOM cost is way less than I used to pay for Arduino one would hope so, arduino is a retail packing of other chips into a kit.
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Comment #16891400
Sounds like a good time for a fork of bundler.
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Comment #16544525
can you comment on ease of operations between NDB cluster and aero spike? from my experience NDB cluster is pretty difficult. curious if aero is the same.
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Comment #16289792
Writing your own QT sounds like a long road however that would likely not be as fast as making work arounds or providing bug reports or patches.