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yawboakye
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Comment #48062189
“pour encourager les autres.”
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Comment #47738582
cont: compare the speeches and comments of other leaders at the just ended wef summit to the comments of the irish prime minister at the same summit. it’s as if ireland is insulate…
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Comment #47738546
i’ve observed with trepidation how terribly ireland has been run in the last 5 years or so. that’s when i’ve been on the ground. with that experience it’s easy to understand why th…
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Comment #47059884
battle of my life. several times i’ve had to update my agent instructions to prefer modern and usually better syntax to the old way of doing things. largely it’s worked well for me…
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Comment #46978265
> paying a few people to not work not in this case though. as explained elsewhere, the artist is a dying career choice in ireland owing to economic reasons. no artist == drub socie…
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Comment #46977874
the irish government is adept at misplaced priorities, (very) short-term thinking, pursuers of feel-good vibes, basically everything besides running a state. incompetence here has …
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Comment #46717792
worked well for a bit. but then the program became popular and that’s when it hit the curb. terrible loss, imo. it was a brilliant idea to encourage open source work with a token r…
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Comment #46635490
spain isn’t a great example here. it has some of the most racist fans football has ever seen and yet there’s no action. only italy probably compares. if there was a government agen…
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Comment #46631263
i’m not associated with temporal, nor does the link above have any referrer nonsense in there. i don’t profit from referring to it here. in fact it may well be a household name in …
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Comment #46625104
that’s setting yourself up for trouble, imo. intermediate states solve this problem, and economically. for mature production system see temporal[0]. their magic sauce is good inter…
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Comment #46625075
state machines to the rescue, ie i think the nature of asynchronous processing requires that we design for good/safe intermediate states.
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Comment #46615261
got it. is it necessary, then, to couple queue db with app db? if answer is no then we can’t make a necessity argument here, unfortunately.
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Comment #46614458
schema migrations will save our careers! \o/
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Comment #46614426
the problem i see here is that we end up treating the background job/task processor as part of the production system (e.g. the server that responds to requests, in the case of a we…
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Comment #46557392
> i’m italian unfortunately this preamble doesn’t add the weight you assume it should. what has being italian got to do with having an opinion on this? this and all the other “ital…
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Comment #45730969
patiently waiting for grokipedia’s article on grokipedia. it seems to not be available at the moment. i’m interested from a philosophical perspective: on the completeness of self-d…
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Comment #45730914
the pursuit of truth doesn’t work by keeping so-called falsehoods up while a debate rages on about their veracity. especially given that there’s no indication on wikipedia of conte…
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Comment #44703678
there are many ways to account for the fall of the roman empire, and everyone chooses their favorite (usually depending on where their interest bends). for example, it could be exp…
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Comment #44622943
if the wealth isn’t inherited then it obviously requires extraordinary effort to amass. i’m not a billionaire and it’s not from a lack of trying to be. the fact that my efforts ove…
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Comment #44620397
> putting money in the hands of the ultra wealthy that’s a very sinister way to describe the reward for their extraordinary efforts. who’s putting money in their hands? where did t…
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Comment #44620372
if i understood the article, these people (1) didn’t make their money in your country, and (2) are not making money in your country. they just happen to reside there. it seems nons…
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Comment #44618868
eu resident here. i’ve observed with sadness what a scared and terrified lots the europeans have become. but at least their young people can do drugs, party 72 hours straight, and …