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dotxlem
4mo ago
One of my favourite episodes of Archer has a similar plot to this (Mr. Deadly Goes to Town). TIL this is one of the references! https://archer.fandom.com/wiki/Mr._Deadly_Goes_To_Town
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7mo ago
I had the same problem and had some luck cleaning things up by enabling "calculate all sizes" in Finder, which will show you the total directory size, and makes it a bit easier to look for where the big stuff is hiding. You'l
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10mo ago
Mr. President, we must not allow a salad gap!
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dotxlem
3y ago
“Zevulon the Great; he's Teriyaki Style” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gM5iF3CXcV0
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HashiCorp adopts the Business Source License for future releases of its products
(finance.yahoo.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
I really miss those little Ford Rangers. Perfect size for hauling stuff around town if you need to, but still small enough to be a grocery getter too. The newer models seem to be trying to appeal to the “big truck” people, but in a way that
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3y ago
I agree that it might be due to where we grow up ... I grew up in a forest on an island with few people living within walking distance. But I've been living in a small city for about 14 years, and more and more I long to go back to liv
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3y ago
> instead of calling it done and schlepping some guys tractor drag race motor around town delivering pizzas This sounds way too specific to be a hypothetical
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3y ago
You’ve never encountered COBOL because it sounds like you’ve never worked on the part which is usually referred to as the “core banking system”. Many legacy banking cores are still in use and the legacy ones are all written in COBOL.
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Matt Butcher on Web Assembly as the Next Wave of Cloud Computing
(infoq.com)
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4y ago
The world does not improve uniformly or get worse uniformly. What’s good for most is bad for some and vice versa.
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dotxlem
4y ago
This is the correct answer
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4y ago
I'd say, no accelerator on earth is giving anyone almost $40k worth of value
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4y ago
"[Frameworks] have different goals than you or your team." Seems like if that's the case, then you've selected the wrong framework more than frameworks as a whole are bad.
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Show HN: A full-stack serverless application with AssemblyLift and Next.js
(github.com)
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