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superdeeda
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Comment #38939109
I learned the expensive wya that Aurora Serverless v2 does not, in fact, scale down to 0 when I created three instances for a few days when I was testing out configuration changes.…
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Comment #38277033
Terraform, because the tooling around it is just much better for things like drift detection, showing planned changes, pipelines, etc.
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Comment #37999352
Aaron Swartz: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz
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Comment #37262578
[2019]
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Comment #37262558
You can use an open-source tool like this one: https://github.com/dgtlmoon/changedetection.io
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Comment #37262469
Life hack for me is to have a fan on and pointed in the direction of my head. The white noise helps and they also don't seem to fly much in the wake of the fan.
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Comment #37062698
Sounds useful! We're using service control policies to enforce tagging on certain resource types, and retroactively for the rest. Considering to use a "shift-left" tool as well, bu…
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Comment #36680931
I'm getting a "PAGE NOT FOUND."
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Comment #36112926
> I don't know what y'all are talking about. "You" can refer to either one person or multiple people.
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Comment #35766393
Are you sure it was about this ticket? This ticket only starts on 1 May.
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Comment #35766354
In Germany, most public transport is “barrier-free” and cash tickets are still available.
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Comment #35458188
I work with TODO-lists. I break every task into mini TODO-steps and tick them off as I go along. If new ideas pop into my head, I add them to the list. Today my TODOs included item…
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Comment #34974692
Github flow [1] for me - which is basically what others have mentioned about branching feature branches directly from main and merging as soon as the pull request is approved. [1]:…
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Comment #34974600
It’s actually still the same at other universities. The CS courses OP mentioned are just some of the courses they’ll do during their degree. The rest are also mathematics and other…
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Comment #34924452
Github and Gitlab, but both has layoffs recently.
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Comment #34924441
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/jun/01/elon-musk...
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Comment #34903132
It's estimated to have been around 20% [1], but there isn't an official number. The participation rate was lower because non-white people were limited in terms of where they were a…
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Comment #34902708
"Afrikaans Paramilitary groups" was basically what Apartheid was, only state sanctioned. > Hiv infection rates rose from 3% to 18% of the adult population. It's like saying COVID r…
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Comment #34902672
No, there were hectic sanctions against South Africa. We wouldn't have been able to do business outside of SA, travel to many countries, take part in the Olympics, etc. Probably wo…
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Comment #34896341
Yes, even if AI-generated code becomes more ubiquitous, software engineers would still be needed to keep it running, improve it, tweak it, etc.
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Comment #34787175
I switch to “lower intensity” tasks that could still be useful, like tweaking our Datadog dashboards and monitors, writing or editing some documentation, going through old company …
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Comment #34773111
> I literally want the _opposite_ of that. That's fine, but not everyone does. I think both are useful and would prefer a browser that can support both profiles and "containers.
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Comment #34773097
You can have tabs open in different containers all within the same window.
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Comment #34773044
When I worked for an agency, I used this feature ALL the time. It had to be easy for me to switch between, for example, Trello boards of different clients or different Datadog acco…
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Comment #34569137
I really liked checkout.com. Their documentation is top notch, their support was helpful (albeit a bit slow) and their error codes are useful. We were also a UK-based company fyi. …