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stilwelldotdev

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About stilwelldotdev

I'm a DevOps Engineer in the learning management space. I love coding, tinkering with new tech, and learning how to do those things more creatively. Opinions are my own. Website: www.stilwell.dev

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    Comment #40585481

    All I know is that Agile means a lot more meetings and a lot more meetings means I'm a lot less productive.

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    Comment #40346926

    That's amazing.

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    Comment #40346574

    I love that there is a real competition happening. We're going to see some insane innovations.

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    Comment #37549116

    I figured something like this is what drove Hashicorp's licensing decision, but thought it would be Amazon.

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    Comment #37425414

    I mean, I understood this was satire immediately, but I was definitely still looking for the tutorial at the end of the article.

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    Comment #37351530

    "Retiring services isn’t something we do at AWS. It’s quite rare." I read this while I was taking a break from working on an epic to migrate our stuff off of OpsWorks before it get…

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    Comment #37327131

    You have to add a /s or something. There are too many people on the Internet who are broken like this.

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    Comment #37311905

    Well yes, that's obviously true. There are a lot of companies out there that don't treat their employees like cattle who are eager to be driven from field to field. Impressively ca…

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    Comment #37309254

    What about the employees that have a requirement to work remotely due to a disability?

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    Comment #37155858

    Waiting for more labs to weigh in. Every scientist whose name we know was called an idiot by a room full of experts first.

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    Comment #37130180

    I mean, a good test is to go to go to their website in another browser tab and click around. You're over-complicating this.

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    Comment #37130101

    Test yourself, they link to their site from their profile and it's definitely delayed. https://twitter.com/nytimes

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    Comment #37128978

    I've recently begun working within the Agile methodology for the first time and I'm not a big fan of it as a DevOps engineer at least. Going from roughly ~1 meeting per week to sev…

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    Comment #37110080

    AI wrote it, my man.

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    Comment #37075698

    I use SvelteKit + MDsveX

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    Comment #37021070

    WSL2, while amazing technology, is a resource hog and still a bit buggy in my experience. I use it w/ linux from time to time when I don't have a choice, but when I'm coding, it ju…

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    Comment #37021058

    In my opinion, this is just too much effort these days.

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    Comment #37021053

    No style attributes. You just use HTML markup and use a classless CSS framework to take care of making it look nice. My favorite is Marx, but there are others you can find here: ht…

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    Comment #37020590

    Wow, looked up to Cult of the Dead Cow in the early 90's as a fledgling little hacker punk and didn't know they were still around. That's cool. And also, this is very cool.

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    Comment #36987480

    I've landed on SvelteKit and classless CSS for most of my hobby projects. I am interested in Elixir though, especially Phoenix, but found it to be difficult to manage and get start…

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    Comment #36981970

    [flagged]

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    Comment #36929561

    This is a great idea! Trying to get FFmpeg to do what I want it to do is always daunting. ChatGPT has been helpful, but not perfect. Thanks for this :)

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