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This is exactly how I see it as well. Rust used to be an obscure language with a compiler written in OCAML. If something was written in D or zig, it’s noteworthy so you mention it. I think rust has come into the mainstream enough that we can drop the “written in rust” line imo.

That’s how I read it

MarkLTX starred his own open source project. He is a self-star-er. Enough said.

I worked on a Jenkins cluster with around 150 agents and many, many builds per day. It all ran so smoothly and I swear it was because there was zero groovy.

100% this. When I told some of my peers that I accepted a job with FAGNAM without negotiating I felt looked down on because “everybody does it”. I was happy with the salary, stock and terms /shrug.

Love seeing people make ruby 3.0+ faster!

This is a bit off topic but I wanted to say I’m really glad there are still people out there hacking on some ruby + Postgres projects and writing about it. I feel that ruby is an excellent language and dread the demise of it.

As long as you do what is right

It’s needs to be a step further though. This wing is for COVID patients who couldn’t be vaccinated for legitimate health risks or for the vaccinated who still get COVID. Anyone who willingly skips the vaccination should not be eligible for COVID ER beds.

Thank you for ruining the mandalorian. I just started season 2.

How does this compare to Shipit?

https://github.com/Shopify/shipit-engine

With strong consistency as well.

I much prefer French's and this news article makes it taste even better!

Any development of config management (ie: chef, ansible, etc) benefits from vagrant as well for the same reasons.

Looks like a Ruby DSL to me

I often think about leaving my job for an enterprise role and doing exactly what you describe. After working for years in the professional services space I am confident I could do that job in a few hours per day and spend the rest on other more exciting things.

Really surprised to see crystal below Ruby in all the tests. Perhaps there hasn't been enough time to fine tune the implementation of grpc yet.

Would love to see a list like this for Canada!

I have been using Firefox for 15 years and will never switch. For me it's the idea of supporting the underdog along with the security. Plus at this point I really know how to use it well!

Thinking this way is not isolated to those locations. For example there has been a huge influx of people buying properties sight unseen and over-asking price in places like Nova Scotia.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/business/where-in-canada-are-house-pr...

I started using chef again recently and I love it. Feels great to use it again after being full k8s for a while.

What's wrong with Yubikey?

I enjoy reading this each time it gets posted but can we please get TLS enabled? It's so easy these days.

This is exactly what I think when I see projects like this. How does a project this dumb end up with 6.8K stars!

> our dashboarding and alerting service became unavailable.

Sounds like the monitoring system needs a monitoring system.

Everyone here seems to be complaining about how some tickers are wrong due to naive matching. If you're smart, you will look at this list for tickers that you don't recognize and then go try and view DD on /r/wsb. If you find some new DD that is good you might find yourself a really good stock play. Thanks for sharing!

This is a strange way to look at it. Do you live your life as a wild animal? There are many things wild animals DO do that would be insane to do as a human.

Or Gist.cafe needs to be at least written in rust and advertise that as a feature.

The last paragraph answered my question:

"Tcl continues to be heavily used as an embedded scripting language, a domain where it still seems to be the best alternative"

When is using TCL the right choice? For example ruby is a good choice for building a web app and fortan is great for science. How is TCL typically used?