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shapiro92
5y ago
Have you ever worked with git? It is obvious the intern has the codebase and the commit history and that is why when he published the new project part of the commit history of replit was on the new project, it is 100% obvious he has copied
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5y ago
on a seriously technical point of view. It is obvious the person kept the code repository and when making a new project the commit history (or part of it) moved together. So excluding how the CEO acted, it is obvious the intern has the code
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Microbes Unknown to Science Discovered on the International Space Station
(sciencealert.com)
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6y ago
you can do the same with dotnet. not using docker has nothing to do with a simple ci/CD solution. having pull requests run tests and then creating releases especially when you have a single binary should be dead easy and a very basic p
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shapiro92
6y ago
okay fair enough. but I guess then it doesn't offer anything extra for us as we have already the ETL Platform self made and we add the process with just an extra file. thanks!
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shapiro92
6y ago
before I try yet another ETL tool. How does this work with datasets that do not come from 3rd party providers like salesforce etc? I have had to build ETL pipelines for highly customized datasets either row level based or xml with I would s
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6y ago
They are competing here in Berlin, against DeliveryHero (which bought foodora and other smaller deliveries). They are both the same, except the restaurant coverage. From that I can assume they have a better b2b model. Wolt prices are highe
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6y ago
I find the article a bit hard to follow. What were the actual requirements? I probably didnt understand all of this, but was the time spent on thinking about this more valuable than using a KV Store?
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shapiro92
6y ago
this is sad...
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shapiro92
6y ago
I would really suggest to get a free tier or let accounts live for a while without CC info. seems very cool
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7y ago
The problem for me is the pricing system. Pay per user per month? No having 100 or 101 users does not add an operational cost user*base fee.
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7y ago
Why the freakishly long post.. Is there any job that doesn't have interview procedures that fail? Isn't half of the system if not more broken? Taxes, education, housing.. Why we engineers whine so much about it?
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7y ago
Doctorly | senior engineers across the stack | Berlin, Germany | ONSITE Doctorly is a VC-backed early stage, Berlin based health-tech-startup with a vision of 'enabling people to live healthier lives'. We emphasize 'tech-star
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7y ago
title of post is missleading and article doesnt do a job describing the status of germany's energy sources.
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7y ago
there is never a golden rule, "the rule of 3", sometimes experience because you have seen the exact same can trump the rule of 3 and you can abstract it on the first try. Clean code - duplication, should focus on duplicate code th
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7y ago
Definitely an advancement over draw.io however isnt this just mermaid diagrams?
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7y ago
because that indicates that this product has iFrame capabilities just for the graphs therefore you can easily add it to for example Confluence.. Just because you dont understand it doesnt mean you need to be rude.
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7y ago
Doctorly | Interim Lead Engineer | Berlin, DE | https://www.linkedin.com/posts/czioutas_interim-lead-enginee... We at doctorly are hiring 3x tech positions here in Berlin! -Interim Lead Engineer (Infrastructure & S
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7y ago
dude are you for real? Germany is one of the slowest moving countries in terms of innovation (minimum 1 month to setup a business) while maintaining a high level of corruption, Deutsche bank, pharmaceutical companies etc etc. They give no
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7y ago
Very unpopular opinion. The internet should be free for everyone and no provider should have the ability to cut off services. The problem is not the platform but the people, hate the player not the game.
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7y ago
you cannot consume half. (not talking about phones) but if a human needs X food then he cant half it. you can replace with X with half Y and half Z but the logistics is the same. The issue is overpopulation. You need a specific amount of re
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7y ago
Personally I have been involved in DD in a startup during the jump from Seed to Series A. They brought in our offices one guy, who really new his shit. He didnt have a checklist however, he started by exploring our processes. How do we crea
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7y ago
.9 is by far not an early stage investor. German VCs have a very weird notion about what is early stage.
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7y ago
So much this! I mean the author also worked for 7 years at Etsy which did ship quite a lot of new things (bad and good). For me this is similar to telling a 20 year old, dont go out, stay home, watch tv you will less likely get injured.
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7y ago
I would not change it no. Let's say you are working on solving world hunger but you have to press 1 button every 24 seconds for 8 hours. Yes the goal is great, but I wouldnt be able to do it for more than a week. I need to be engaged a
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7y ago
by new shiny things in the netflix scope i meant like sidecars not the service itself
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7y ago
Such strongly opinionated statements should be taken with caution. In our profession context is key and this theory does not always apply in every context. Imagine if the Netflix guys were told to stay boring and not invent new shiny thing
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7y ago
i would go through a loop of translating the documenting using online translators between X languages. It will create syntax errors but will provide maybe some "hashing"
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7y ago
i am the only one that keeps using sticky notes on windows and google keep? do people take that many notes that they need to invest in such a fancy tool?
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7y ago
I took a peak at Svelte and wow this seems promising. I think its heavily inspired from WPF app building
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