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> I tried to order some fabric from a major, national purveyor of fabric early in the pandemic to make some baby quilts. The experience was not seamless.

Pun intended?

Family court will be worse the longer you wait.

Stick it out might mean there’s never an end in sight.

the real question is what colour it should be
TOML/YAML:

You could read a truncated TOML file and not realize it.

This is another good post on the topic: https://stripe.com/blog/rate-limiters
Re:Ask HN: Is S3 down? on Tuesday February 28, 2017 @05:43PM (#13758937)
Re:My First 10 Minutes on a Server on Wednesday June 15, 2016 @10:32PM (#11913555)
please don't.. provision once and snapshot, and deploy the snapshot
Re:My First 10 Minutes on a Server on Wednesday June 15, 2016 @10:31PM (#11913549)
sure makes me glad all that (and so much more) happens in the first negative 10 minutes on any server I deploy.

If you are doing this after your server has launched you are doing it wrong.

Re:Fingerprints are Usernames, not Passwords (2013) on Friday April 22, 2016 @12:27PM (#11550334)
that makes sense since my voice is my passport. [verify me]
Re:Spinnaker: Global Continuous Delivery by Netflix on Tuesday November 17, 2015 @06:32AM (#10580414)
Spinnaker is pretty focussed on deployments and as such has those operations as first class citizens (deploy, resize, manage traffic, destroy, etc)

Jenkins is also a first class stage type - it is the way we run the build and test side of our deployments

Re:Ask HN: Experienced dev having career lull on Saturday August 16, 2014 @02:54AM (#8185580)
I recently (just over a year ago) relocated myself and my family to the SF Bay Area. I couldn't ever explain (other than the OMG Bay Area salary/big name company aspect) why it mattered so much to me, but reading that Hunter S. Thompson letter really hammered it home for me.

Thanks for the link!

Re:3 billion items in Java Map with 16 GB RAM on Sunday November 11, 2012 @03:35PM (#4770501)
It is kind of a dumb test to do 'new HashMap' with the default initialCapacity then cram stuff into it in a tight loop.

It is basically testing constant rehashes which is obviously going to generate a ton of garbage

I suspect the default collection implementations would perform significantly better if they were used correctly