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throwmeout123

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    Comment #37519406

    And what is their algorithm? How to identify those industries?

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    Comment #37515914

    Open source is unsustainable if we act like this. A 100k grant costs a fraction of the latest leetcode wanker member of the blind church of tc. Add to it a couple of seniors to men…

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    Comment #37515678

    I have no idea, but i can copy some data from the package: One is SV AS +2.5 sphere 0 cyl duravision platinum uv 1.60 index (guess this is what you’re talking about) uvprotect The …

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    Comment #37515507

    Would it be possible to identify those companies and then build new companies just to be acquired? Nice chunk of change every 3 years…

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    Comment #37515492

    I have zeiss lenses on my glasses, they’re terrible. Full of scratches in 1.5 years. Worst money I’ve ever spent, my last no name €80 lenses went for years without a single scratch…

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    Comment #37515397

    More like the tiranny of people whose job title matches .*[Pp]roduct.* They are the real scourge of our industry; I never met one who wasnt hellbent on raising some kind of meaning…

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    Comment #37473533

    Your point makes a lot of sense, but then everyone wants that small bit of customization that substantially destroys the whole idea of a design system. Not to mention that while ma…

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    Comment #37465302

    Yeah a bit, been a victim of cheating and rule lawyering. My paper magic experience evolved to “pay attention to what the other guy is doing” rather than thinking about my game pla…

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    Comment #37463849

    Decent insights but nothing earth shattering The whole point is ignoring the dogmatism of our profession full of various shamans with magic formulas to solve everything from scrum …

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    Comment #37463787

    The design system, where once productive FE devs go to die thinking everyone should use it

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    Comment #37454523

    Learn to manaweave, cheat, call “judge”, fix matches and artistically stack the deck when cracking fetches and you’ll be there in no time. Too much variance to go regularly 9-0 and…

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    Comment #37453590

    I wouldnt but the container setup was the same to prod

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    Comment #37452346

    Yw, not really hard but since we’re not a php shop it required a lot of research, trial and error, complexity as in “need to know something not related to Application or domain” an…

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    Comment #37452317

    For a Production setup we had to configure an nginx container plus the FPM container, let em talk, Configure some more Commands to enable/disable xdebug (that requires a restart of…

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    Comment #37452275

    Uhm, I live and i Was born in sicily. MMD lived a great life with a lot of money in comparison to shitty overtaxed italian salaries and got arrested just to get medical attention w…

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    Comment #37452178

    Of the brainwashed elixir zealots trying to convince everyone to use phoenix for a 3 users internal dashboard Fearless concurrency with actor model

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    Comment #37452107

    You want fpm for non hobby projects

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    Comment #37452000

    Classic php ecommmerce customer: miserable cheapskate that thinks saving 80 dollars a year is great, had my fair share of these

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    Comment #37451952

    You almost convinced me to try it again but then i remember about: * php.ini * php extensions * hardish deploy needing a specially configured web server * huge number of terribly n…

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    Comment #37451573

    Not really. They just stopped killing and now have more lucrative business and habits, less in the spotlight of the public opinion.

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    Comment #37286863

    Excellent. Python is becoming horrible and losing many of the good qualities it had to cater to a crowd of people that would be better served by java and c# Popularity is a curse, …

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    Comment #37286559

    The proposal in question is not that good so maybe the order of the dicts is more interesting :P

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    Comment #37253891

    The craft is solving the problem, not endlessly circling around it. perfect is the enemy of good

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    Comment #37249351

    Literature never included the aspect of being public. In any case your colleagues read it, so it’s actually read by someone

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    Comment #37242844

    Software IS writing. Software IS literature. You might disagree right now but that’s what it is.