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Comment #48231338
I can't comment about the minimum number of stores, but I do think its the correct idea. I live in a town of ~12000. We have 6.5 bookstores (including the good local thrift store a…
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Comment #48089146
Within the US, energy prices for are typically split into supply and distribution rates with taxes and fees added to each of these. There are typically a large number of these fees…
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Comment #48069195
This is essentially what some 3rd party vendors do, which is why supply chain malware is typically found in hours now and not weeks. The reason why npmjs, pypy and other public reg…
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Comment #47568770
Other airports do have ads for tech companies (Seattle comes to mind) but the concentration is significantly lower. Billboards are primarily focused on brand awareness since you ca…
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Comment #47329199
For people to care of would have to be like healthcare. The Change Healthcare breach cost 2B+ and led to a huge loss in market share. Or like AMCA, which went bankrupt after the br…
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Comment #44996657
If you're in the northeast US it's very common to have free or have to pay a nominal fee for public tennis courts (this may depend on the quality of your town's Park and rec depart…
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Comment #44947921
This is much more viable than it was in the past with the advent and adoption of nvm, pyenv etc but the limiting factor becomes system dependencies. The typical example from yester…
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Comment #43809602
In new England at least, independent bookstores appear to be thriving. The town I'm in (population ~12K) has at least 5 independent bookstores, all in a town with a great library. …
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Comment #43185860
Something popular in my area, especially in the somatics community, are grief ceremonies ala https://www.earthdance.net/event/grieving-ourselves-whole-ex... although there are seve…
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Comment #43131673
VC funding is often required for companies that require a lot of runway prior to selling. The example that comes to mind are database companies like Mongo, dgraph, scylla etc. Thes…
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Comment #42870936
It's rare but does happen. And frankly I'd only include AWS in the counterpoint. Google really struggled with GCP. Outside of Bigquery and Spanner many/most of the services were cu…
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Comment #42420610
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2024/04/germa... discusses some places that are moving to Linux and some places where migrations have been reverted. But from persona…
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Comment #41544997
Daily stand-ups, the main benefit of which is that managers (EMs/PMs) get daily updates on status. Sprints themselves which promise that a certain amount of work will always get do…
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Comment #41475182
Something adjacent is the Underscore dance's glyphs ( https://globalunderscore.com/underscore-glyphs/ ) which describe the patterns/phases of contact improvisation
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Comment #41332877
Cloudflare historically included trace IDs which were helpful for troubleshooting for customer support/support engineers.
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Comment #41329355
Playbooks that I've found value in: - Generic application version SLI comparison. The automated version of this is automated rollbacks (Harness supports this out of the box, but yo…
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Comment #41060084
One issue I've found with cultures that emphasize no jerks is that the pendulum can swing too far that way to the point where its difficult or impossible to provide critical feedba…
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Comment #40906386
The market over the last 2ish years is significantly worse then it's been over the past 10 years with the exception of Covid due to the rise of interest rates and change in tax inc…
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Comment #40823855
Parts have been. Sourcegraph is basically the code search post built by ex-Googlers originally. Bazel is the open source build tool. Sadly, most of these things require major work …
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Comment #40804582
Its pretty common to see "easy" algorithm problems or potentially build a small simple app as a way to test that you can actually code. I'd say 75% of companies I've interviewed at…
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Comment #40669063
If the OP is in the US, Chinese cars are unavailable since they don't meet US standards. Additionally, there is a level of protectionism that will try to prevent them from being in…
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