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webpaymentsguy
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Comment #22471989
@dang
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Comment #22370545
You probably already heard of storing amount in cents as an integer, but it's a pattern worth mentioning if it fits your use case.
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Comment #22363480
I'm wary of incentivizing corporations as a personal wealth vehicle, but I still agree with you. Payroll, sales, capital gains, and value added taxes are a great place to shift or …
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Comment #22323939
>is clearly intended to presuppose the guilt of the defendant This does not presuppose guilt in a way that would represent a direct conflict of interest in the US Justice system. T…
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Comment #22295553
Honestly, they should embrace it. Change the Yap logo to the outline of the island. Turn an abysmal oversight into a piece of marketing lore.
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Comment #22272913
As far as ads go, this was the most convincing sell I've seen for a high end computer in a long time. Good job to whoever is doing the marketing.
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Comment #22268333
There ought to be a setup guide that suggests ways to customize style and other things when you first install Firefox
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Comment #22264124
You put a very disappointing feeling into words. Such a shame.
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Comment #22254261
It's not, if you scroll up there's a fellow who determined it's closer to 2.5b a quarter for Azure.
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Comment #22254249
It's 'inflated' as in a large section of their enterprise software is included with Azure, similar to GCP with G suite. That being said, Amazon Chime and Workdocs are also included…
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Comment #22232360
Cost of living has been skyrocketing in Toronto and Vancouver as well unfortunately.
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Comment #22232255
I have rejuvenated confidence in Google after seeing the push on Pixel phones and Nest devices, though that confidence still isn't very high.
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Comment #22232170
While I understand the sentiment, I think most of us are interested particularly in the separated cloud and productivity revenues, which is why people bring this up. Even though AW…
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Comment #22199782
I always thought it was funny seeing articles of unlikely-to-succeed VC funded startups and random corporate comms https://www.fastcompany.com/company/wework https://www.fastcompan…
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Comment #22156973
The scientific applications are endless!
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Comment #22001223
I don't think Azure is behind GCP - from what I've not only read but personally found in their offerings and support teams, Azure and AWS are really comparable for most, and GCP la…
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Comment #22001208
AWS has better open source managed solutions than Azure and GCP right now, but Azure also has things like a billing console that can integrate with AWS - which is a great feature a…
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Comment #22001187
Azure and GCP had either comparable or worse UIs for a lot of services compared to AWS, but region specific UIs were a notable unintuitive design compared to others.
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Comment #22001174
Do you think you know or could guess an average response time for ticket responses?
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Comment #22001158
I don't think people worry about about lock in for either when deciding cloud providers, considering cloud agnostic solutions exist when it is a concern.
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Comment #22001141
Think MS just has a better sales experience for cloud in general after getting to know the space - not just existing contacts.
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Comment #22001119
I don't think it's the exception, rather the other way around actually!
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Comment #22001104
I'm not sure this is true? I know Azure/MS was way better with sending someone to contact my team (as well as other larger corporations I got to talk to) to figure out a type of pa…
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Comment #21891457
>does anyone do it better? Not currently, sadly, imo.
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Comment #21891212
In 2019 I set week long goals and if I didn't meet them, did a review of why and tried to minimize what stopped me (often meant blocking or uninstalling distractions, making more t…