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tbonesteaks
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Comment #34809965
just want to say that we have had four kids over 6 years in one of the most expensive states in the us, and went from $30k to over $100k in that time frame. It is a huge jump in sa…
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Comment #34809912
Berkey for the win! It has been so useful for my family. During and after pregnancies. If you can get one, I highly recommend it.
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Comment #34580886
We live in the US, in an old house and generally the tap isn't good. But, in combination with the old pipes, it was gross. I have a friend who is a pipe fitter, and he told me "Poi…
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Comment #34437374
What’s the reason for you thinking it’s an enormous grift? I ask as someone who has read enough to feel it is useful and have a hard wallet with some bitcoin (well not a full bitco…
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Comment #34270932
Yeah, it’s really well done. I haven’t ever kept my instance up because I get tired of the hassle, but when I run one, user experience is great.
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Comment #33850354
My favorites I read this year in order: - Prayer of Owen Meany, it’s the basis of the movie Simon Birch if you have seen that. The book has so much more going on though - My Antoni…
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Comment #32713723
> it ain’t dying I’m talking about. It’s living. I doubt it matters where you die. But it matters where you live. We named our youngest Augustus after Augustus McCrae. It’s amazing…
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Comment #32497201
Any resources you would recommend to learn the basics and/or fundamentals of accounting and finance?
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Comment #30832865
What languages and compiles are certified for satefy-critical software? And how is it decided? That is super interesting, and I didn't know it was a thing.
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Comment #29795623
You have a very fascinating point of view. I never thought of it that way before. But, from what I understand, the Tower of Babel isn’t a problem to be solved. It was a solution to…
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Comment #29605126
Thank you writing this. This was such a succinct explanation. Really helpful!
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Comment #29586881
Yes. I was reading through wondering if someone was going to mention Supabase. Not a web developer by day. I do telecom stuff. I’ve been bouncing around trying different frameworks…
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Comment #29526007
I think think the size and niche of the open source project matters too. Just because you wrote a logging library or a parser of something that lots of people decided to use doesn’…
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Comment #29485320
That is a good example. Off topic, but what is the reason to post the event to SQS and then to RabbitMQ? Why not take the events from SQS directly and take the action?
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