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by 100k 11y ago
Was looking for this comment. Also ignores HOA dues (if the home is a condo).
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by 100k 11y ago
I really enjoy reading how organizations have implemented continuous deployment. One question I have which is not addressed by the article is how to deal with database changes. Every database has difficulty with schema migrations to one deg
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by 100k 11y ago
Tell that to DHH.
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The article states that cheap US wine is better than cheap European wine, but that sounds crazy to me. The last time I was in France, you could buy 3 EUR carafes of wine at a restaurant -- cheaper than a Coke! -- and it was really quite dri
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by 100k 11y ago
Oh, that is fantastic. I saw it at a screening many years ago and was never able to see it again. The movie clips made releasing it too difficult. I see now it was released in October 2014 -- ten years after it was finished! Very worth watc
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by 100k 11y ago
We've used this one: http://wtfsigte.com/ Crude but effective.
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by 100k 11y ago
This recruiter idea is genius. I just added it to my standard reply to recruiters and I've already got a response.
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by 100k 11y ago
I was really surprised that Git "won" because I thought that Mercurial's friendlier CLI and being written in Python would give it an advantage. I think I underestimated how good it makes people feel to understand something in
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Building an asynchronous API to improve performance(blog.swiftype.com)
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by 100k 11y ago
This is awesome! I'm excited for a chance to nerd out with fellow Emacs users and increase my (pathetic) Emacs-fu. On the subject of text editor conferences, I know some people who put together one about Notepad: http://note
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by 100k 12y ago
There was a throwaway line about this in one of Larry Niven's Ringworld novels. The Ringworld was an artificial structure, so had no fossil fuel deposits. The protagonist muses that it must be hard for the inhabitants to bootstrap civi
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by 100k 12y ago
I do this as well. I still check news, but the affirmative effort required limits consumption. It's not as advanced as some solutions but it's enough to keep me from getting distracted most of the time. I wish I could easily block
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by 100k 12y ago
Such a huge lost opportunity. Many cities (Boston, Minneapolis) have very beautiful parks connected by chains of greenways. San Francisco could have built that, but didn't, and the lack of parks in the Eastern part of the city has a ma
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by 100k 12y ago
Agreed. I think the entrenched property owners and long-time renters are a big part of the anti-building coalition in SF. For owners, lack of building is actually in their interest. For renters, at the very least, the lack of building doesn
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by 100k 12y ago
I'm not saying it necessitates rent control. I'm saying that Prop 13 and rent control both came from the same place, the high inflation 1970s (see the TechCrunch article: http://techcrunch.com/2014/04/14&
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by 100k 12y ago
There is no way San Franciscans renters should give up rent control without landlords giving up Prop 13. Landlords can hold property for decades without seeing their taxes go up, yet they cry crocodile tears about rent control (which resets
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by 100k 12y ago
patio11's writing style seems to run that way. I find it difficult to read, but he's presumably tested it. Maybe he got stuck at a local maxima.
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by 100k 12y ago
Thanks for your feedback! Adding a simple way for WordPress users to give credit is definitely something we want to add. Stay tuned.
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by 100k 12y ago
It's been a fun ride these last two years. I'm excited to see (and help build) what comes next. We're hiring, obviously. I'm happy to talk to anyone about working at Swiftype. My email is easy to find.
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by 100k 12y ago
I think the idiom is "Cue the haters" but "queue the haters" does have a nice image to it. I'm imagining a long line of haters waiting patiently to dis Angular.
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by 100k 12y ago
Thanks to Keegan and the other Rust team members for hosting this event. It was fun to see how things work under the hood.
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by 100k 12y ago
I've had tinnitus since my early 20s and it is annoying but not such that I can't live my life (I've read of people who suffer from apparent 90 decibel buzzing). I have high frequency hearing loss and continuous buzzing, part
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by 100k 12y ago
This seems like a pretty good compromise on integer overflow. I'm happy to see the Rust core team taking the problem seriously after seeing so much discussion about it.
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by 100k 12y ago
Apple's inconsistency about what is and is not allowed in the App Store is one of the most frustrating things about developing for their platform. They should be clear and consistent. It's fine to expand the capabilities of the pl
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by 100k 12y ago
Particularly galling is Uber's contention that it helps its "partners" run their own small business. Yeah, right. A small business that Uber can take away from you at any time for any reason. Uber drivers are employees in all
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by 100k 12y ago
Massive wealth inequality combined with few jobs leads to servants. Servants more-or-less stopped being a job in the US after the last Gilded Age with the rise of the middle class, but with Uber and other service apps, they are back, fracti
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by 100k 12y ago
Jon was great to work with when my company was in YC. Happy to see he's a full time partner now.
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by 100k 12y ago
I wondered about that. The spec isn't clear about it, so we've been taking people out if they leave.
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by 100k 12y ago
Can any iOS developers comment on whether or not Twitter required special permission from Apple or this is simply something any iOS app can do? I'v read conflicting comments online. If it's the latter, I guess we should be thankfu
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by 100k 12y ago
War Before Civilization is a terrific book. One of the things I recall from it is a debunking of the "ceremonial" nature of war in stone age cultures. It may seem ceremonial that two groups meet, fight, and disengage without a cle

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