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Comment #46794445
The games seem fun, and your beta site looks fantastic. I'm always awed and humbled by folks who have the vision & spend the time to create something like this.
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Comment #44745804
Thanks for sharing this, I'm really enjoying the style and you've clarified some concepts in a clear way.
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Comment #43015077
Thank you!
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Comment #38220406
Becky Chambers - A Psalm for the Wild-Built
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Comment #37956735
Listened to all your releases, really enjoyed them! Curious to see whether/what you'll do with Bitwig, Poly Grid is insane but I personally I still prefer hardware.
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Comment #36549734
My favourite feature is burp mode: https://kaboomjs.com/play?example=burp
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Comment #35802981
Thanks so much for sharing this, deeply impactful.
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Comment #35438695
Thanks for the details, sounds like a right way to do it, congrats!
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Comment #35433704
How long were you building your audience before releasing the course? (I ask this with respect, building an audience is hard .)
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Comment #34534171
Spring Boot + Hilla ( https://hilla.dev ) + PostgreSQL, deployed on a Digital Ocean VM, possibly behind CloudFlare.
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Comment #34008013
Their Oracle compatibility is still a thing, at least commercially: https://www.enterprisedb.com/products/edb-postgres-advanced-...
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Comment #33182379
What is the role/responsibility/benefit of corporate members? It's not clear from the available descriptions why a company would want to become one. Perhaps simply to support the i…
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Comment #30743586
Which Mintzberg book(s) would you recommend?
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Comment #30625577
IF = intermittent fasting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermittent_fasting >
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Comment #30443564
The Bring-Your-Own-VM aspect is super interesting. I'd love to have this kind of stack/app management on my own hardware. Will have to run the numbers to see if it makes financial …
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Comment #30027867
Thanks for mentioning it, I learned something today.
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Comment #27935367
Just gotta say: I was really expecting to not like this batched format but actually it seems kind of okay.
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Comment #27822953
I found this series of articles from Sound On Sound to be fantastic, covers a lot of ground at reasonably technical level: https://www.soundonsound.com/series/synth-secrets
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Comment #26646471
> It is a de facto government Say you're a US citizen. You can choose not to buy an Apple product. You cannot chose to not pay your taxes. This is just one of many distinctions bet…
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Comment #26646410
If you're introduced to one William Gates and he says "call me Bill", would you respect that? I get that using "they/them" requires a bit more mental gymnastics, at least in langua…
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Comment #25992526
Good to know, and thanks for confirming. I totally get that supporting all combinations can be a real challenge. I guess containerization helps, but that's becoming it's own smorga…
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Comment #25992237
This looks very promising, thank you and congrats! Also, please don't forget about people (like me) who don't run on $MAJOR_CLOUD_PROVIDER. I'd be curious to try this e.g. on self-…
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Comment #25803888
Groovy is fantastic for quickly creating domain specific languages. I've done a bunch of them over the years for different problem domains and have yet to find another solution tha…