FROM BUILDERS, FOR DOERSVOL. 03 / QUALITY-FIRST DISCOVERY

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Cloud desktops aren't as good as you'd think

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I liked it so much I started doing a similar setup for small side projects.

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Seer: A GUI front end to GDB for Linux

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But I find most of my bugs are simple enough that that doesn't happen, because I write modular code and TDD.

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I don't understand Python's Asyncio

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It makes my code more testable and easier to reason about.

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How Postgres Makes Transactions Atomic

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There were however some known replication bugs in the 9.x versions that were quite nasty.

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Ask HN: What have you built with LLMs?

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But I haven't gotten over the deployment hump... the cost and complexity is a challenge.

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Downloading Software Safely Is Nearly Impossible

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We paid $397 for a two-year code signing cert with DigiCert.

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We will never have enough software developers (2020)

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I tried to use AppAuth OIDC client, has a few questions, asked, the response was "We assume some prior Java and Android knowledge".

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Step-by-step tutorial to build a modern JavaScript stack from scratch

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But in the JS world, I can't help but think they would never be able produce anything that reliable because 6 years later they would …

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Databases and why their complexity is now unnecessary

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we accidentally once did it due to a bug in our platform code when we started replaying ALL events for the last 3 years) but …

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