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All WFM (Brazil).

Yes! It's anniversary based. What went wrong actually was the notification part. As Feb 29 was not an expected anniversary, it didn't schedule any notification to be sent.

Our credit card invoice system shifted all invoices that were due 28th to the 29th of February. Still trying to figure out what happened.

Hi! Someday, I feared Pocket [1] would disapear and I would suddenly lose all links I saved there. So I made pouch [2]. It let's you save links and, if possible, automatically saves the text, for a reading mode.

I never showed it publicaly, so I'm the only user. Fell free to use it and I'm open to any feedback.

Mind you I'm a backend dev, so in terms of design and overall frontend quality it is definitely lacking.

[1] https://getpocket.com/pt/

[2] https://pouch.lucashmsilva.com/

The Gamer Nexus reviews are independent and extremely methodical and honest. It's by far the best PC components reviewer on YouTube right now.

I'm sorry, I don't know what FTE is, but the company has abou 300 employees about half of it in engineering. The industry is financial services.

I'm working for a company that was originally a 40h workplace, but since last month and until the end of January will test a 32h week, with preferably the Fridays off (preferably because there are some departments that must have at least one person every day). After this test period the management will evaluate the productivity, basically some OKRs set before the change and if objectives were met we will keep this benefit.

Important to mention that no other benefit was removed or any salary reduced.

I imagine this is particular to company/team policy. In my case, the team does 2 reviews before a deployment. The first validates architecture and gerneral structure, what is considered not be a code review. The second is a "functional" validation, where the person must run and test the use cases.

Some time ago I tried to scrap some posts from the Cloudflare Blog (https://blog.cloudflare.com/) with Node.js and got 503. I was hoping I could use those tips from OP, but no luck. Maybe they're using some other type Id.

Really great talk! He talks about some problems about the BEAM Distribution, but didn't get into details about it. Do you have any idea about those problems?

Does anyone know of any good resources to learn about data streams in general? Some weeks ago I had to implemnt some streams (in nodejs) to upload a file to s3 "on the fly", without storing the file locally and then uploading it, but I culdn't wrap my head about the data stream concept.

Is there an open source alternative that could be self-hosted and configured to run automated and periodical checks?

There is a similar project here in Brazil [1]. They analyse public records of government officials and detects discrepancies with their refound requests for their "official" expenses. It's a civil society totally open project.

[1] https://github.com/okfn-brasil/serenata-de-amor

Maybe late to the party, but since I didn't see it mentioned, I would recommend the podcast The Last Podcast on the Left [1]. Three guys research true crime and bizarre stuff such as cults [2] and serial killers [3]. They tell the facts and their person take with a good dose of humour.

[1] https://www.lastpodcastontheleft.com/

[2] https://m.soundcloud.com/lastpodcastontheleft/episode-300-jo...

[3] https://m.soundcloud.com/lastpodcastontheleft/episode-317-de...

South America too (Brazil)

Where can I find the data a similar list of the most popular words for other languages? Is it a known format?

>but for listening to a whole album it wears you out.

Looking at you, Death Magnetic.....

They have a free community version under GPL: https://www.qt.io/download-open-source/?hsCtaTracking=f97721...

Hi HN, here is my first Python project ever (and post), nothing fancy nor well done, just a simple tweak for easy the life. I'd really appreciate ANY advice on how to do things better.