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Comment #42425211
This is a great presentation. Where I work we don't use any process level parallelism at the ruby level, we hoist that up to the kubernetes level and use signals (CPU load, job que…
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Comment #31373396
Since you seem to have some insight into this, I interviewed a former Heroku eng a while back and he said that they deploy Heroku infra on Heroku, essentially dogfooding their own …
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Comment #31357915
Apollo has the ability to intercept clicks on reddit links and open them in the app. It works pretty well.
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Comment #30943182
This is basic potted meat. You can even do it with fish: https://youtu.be/tXh_VT5ygOY
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Comment #20069090
Have you ever kissed a girl?
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Comment #19497607
Yup, feeding AMP to consumers is a lot different than, say, https://outline.com/ which is straight up copyright infringement.
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Comment #19401237
Hahha TRULY. I loved reading the CDC growing up. That one of them is a serious presidential candidate now is truly making my day. I'm almost in tears laughing at the idea.
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Comment #19382727
It's also possible that that software system isn't triggered the same way on AA and SWA 737s as it is on the other airlines...
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Comment #19382585
You keep posting this Reddit comment in every single one of these threads. Maybe lay off for a bit?
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Comment #19381739
I listened to this interview and it's interesting the way you put it: Steve Inskeep rephrases a statement that Goelz makes to make it seem like the FAA is short staffed and that ai…
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Comment #19380526
I agree and I don't think you deserve the downvotes. The FAA is an institution with a deep sense of safety first and independence from (and even dominion over) private industry. Th…
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Comment #19344125
thanks for the mansplain. you got new york figured out, bro.
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Comment #19341087
Concur, lived in Texas and NYC both, Austin is hotter for sure, but air conditioning is on blast everywhere and the driving helps. Just walking a couple of blocks on a 90 degree da…
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Comment #19283363
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Comment #19279305
Yeah it's spacemacs. Any soup to nuts emacs distribution like this is going to be slow. I experience it all the time in doom. You don't have anything misconfigured. Features like h…
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Comment #19279283
Are you using a prelude like Prelude, Doom or Spacemacs?
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Comment #19138637
In the same vein it would be nice to have the same for "how to build an emacs UI like sx.el for your favorite discussion site".
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Comment #19127983
I'm not saying that, I'm saying a Mustang GT can easily handle 130. Watch the driving portion of the GT review by Doug DeMuro, he's blown away by the driving experience: https://yo…
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Comment #19125854
Personally I love a little Ruby after dark...
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Comment #19119095
A modern Mustang GT is absolutely built to go that speed.
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Comment #19118852
How does one contend with inflation when money is free? Is the idea that goods are produced so cheaply that the basic living costs are stable?
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Comment #19117596
Unfortunately a good number of people in that vocal minority are in the media.
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Comment #19087865
I will often scope google searches for product reviews or food/recipe/diet/fitness knowledge to reddit. This is not the sole research I do but it does tend to be pretty high qualit…
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Comment #19087793
> Suicide isn't new or specific to humans Self-destruction is found in non-humans, but mostly as a reaction to acute circumstances. I'm assume you are widening the scope of what is…