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Juuls can be relatively hard for long-time users (6+ months) just because they're so strong (50mg/ml, though at low output). But, you don't have to go cold turkey, as they now do 30mg/ml pods, and there's always nor
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by 013a 8y ago
Nicotine is dirt cheap. Here [1], you or I could buy 5 gallons of 100mg/ml liquid base for $750. Typical eliquid is sold in 3-6 mg/ml, so that could be diluted to produce 420 liters of ejuice. A 60ml bottle of juice sells for ~$25
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by 013a 8y ago
Its very likely that most of the challenging security stuff will continue to move down into the kernel itself. Its important to remember that the entire concept of a container wasn't really a single unified concept in the Kernel until
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by 013a 8y ago
> Why would I want to switch to something else? The core argument is that you wouldn't care if you were using something else. I use Kubernetes. That's what I care about. If I'm on AKS, GKE, EKS, any other managed Kubernete
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No; my premise is that the smoothness and reliability at high speeds is the result of an environment which put demands on German auto manufacturers to develop cars which could handle the high speeds. Volvo is artificially creating an intern
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by 013a 8y ago
I think my broader point is really that, as assistive tech continues to increase in reliability and deployment breadth, Speed is something we as a society should consider raising. German cars are feel AMAZING at high speeds. They're no
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> I'm not comfortable driving faster than that. Of course you're not comfortable driving faster than that in a Honda Fit. That's like saying you're not comfortable going faster than 30 in a golf cart. In the right car
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> We want to make a choice and be stuck with it. We don't want to choose wrong and have to choose again. I don't know anything about your organization. But my take is that this isn't a quality that you see in healthy organ
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I've got a very keen eye on that project as it develops. One thing I do think is: It feels like we should be looking at this a bit more general, and saying things like "I need a Queue" not "I need an SQS Queue", all
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Kubernetes isn't an application platform though, in the same vein of Heroku. That's what Application developers want, and they're simply not going to get it. It was never supposed to be that. Kubernetes competes with AWS, in
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> see simpleDB which I used and still works even though they don't seem to market it They don't market it, and if you create an AWS account after it was deprecated in favor of Dynamo you'd basically never know it existed e
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And Amazon lumps WorkDocs and WorkMail and Chime into their AWS line item as well. Its the same thing. Except Amazon's just sucks, so they don't generate nearly as much revenue.
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by 013a 8y ago
You can totally install Minikube on AWS [1], which removes the need for a dedicated master and drop the price to that of a single instance. Not sure why you'd ever want to do this, given that GKE or DO will always be cheaper and AWS&#x
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https://twitter.com/kelseyhightower/status/93525292372179353... That's the exact problem Rancher itself is trying to solve, and it does a pretty fantastic job at it. Though suggesting its "on par" w
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by 013a 8y ago
This is only one study, but there's some evidence that stress and the belief that stress is detrimental are correlated with detrimental health effects [1]. In other words, there may be a negative placebo effect at play where its less t
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The the scale of the platform is the differentiator. If you're moderating a few hundred or thousand people on a forum, especially a site with a constrained vision and purpose, you're simply not encountering content and behavior li
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by 013a 8y ago
It seems likely that, simply, times have changed. There was a time when being on the same platform as the deployment environment was super important, but nowadays the tooling has gotten so much better that it matters a lot less. The proport
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by 013a 8y ago
The problem is, many of us with this problem cant afford to give up the device for the amount of time it takes Apple to fix it. I've owned a 2013, 2016, 2017, and 2018 MBP (most of them through work). I'm typing this message on a
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by 013a 8y ago
Most recently, I'd also include the "iPad Pro Shipping Without A Headphone Jack". It's different than ditching the headphone jack on the iPhone, which is mostly just an inconvenience and wireless headphones are becoming
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In my experience, and from the people I've talked to; in-browser password managers are useful only when they work without messing with. People don't rely on them, they just use them when they autofill. The difference being, if you
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> don’t split login across multiple pages This is often necessary for enterprise applications; what they're often doing is making an intermediate request once they have your email address to determine how you log in. Do you use a pa
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Once you need more and more advanced use-cases, I think we all eventually discover that Documentation is damn hard, and no one does it perfectly. In Google's case, I see a few major issues constantly with their documentation. All of th
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by 013a 8y ago
That comparison is intentional, for one reason: Go doesn't have any "frameworks", let alone frameworks that are remotely comparable to the productivity offered by Symfony, Django, or Phoenix. The language actively opposes the
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Go really just isn't designed for the same kind of service that PHP is normally used for. Its best at small API services (and, tangentially, its also pretty great at CLI tools). > They were a little surprised to hear our stack invol
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by 013a 8y ago
"Serverless" isn't a misnomer. It's the movement of management of everything below some API and/or Runtime to outside of your organization. A technology can enable a serverless culture within an organization, but th
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"Ride the serverless wave by creating and maintaining a server"
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Depends on the movie and if its 1080p or 4K, but generally I anticipate a ripped Bluray to be around 60gb. Re-encoding them is a PITA as well. Even on a HEDT gaming desktop with a brand new CPU, the process only proceeds at 8-10fps, if that
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by 013a 8y ago
My experience with TS is totally on the backend. The biggest issue with typescript, and the reason I'll probably never reach for it for another large project despite having used it for a 50k line+ project, is that it's still, at i
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One of the biggest advantages humans have is that humans can take risks. We have agency . Computers cannot take risks; not because they cannot be programmed to take risks, but because they are programmed by huge corporations with massive,
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I recently upgraded from a 2013 MBP to a 2018 MBP. The time to do a simple development recompile of our big monolithic web application dropped from ~1 minute to ~10 seconds. This is a process that is done about 20 times every day. Over the

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