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by 10x-dev 5y ago
I have a few Scanpans. They work on my stove just fine.
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
I bought an induction stove 5 years ago. I cook 3-5 times a week and I love it. I will never go back to gas stoves. At this point, I see them as a fire hazard.
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
Having worked at Amazon, I know the employees are fully aware of blackout periods. There is no way to claim plausible deniability there. It is easier for clueless household members to get a hold of the earnings statement or unknowingly trad
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
Now that you got some money, you're showing your real self, and it's not pretty. What did this kid steal from you, by the way? I remember when repl.it was a black shell that evaluated Java expressions. It was quicker to Google you
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
It's the open mouth chewing sound that causes me to get angry and violent really fast. To share my experience, I couldn't control it well when I was young. In my 20s I figured it was better for me to look rude and leave the table,
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
Awesome book! I have fond memories of it since I read it on the beach in Hawaii during my honeymoon.
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
I see a lot of Moderna vaccine appointments in MA. Maybe they don't have the scale like Pfizer and most of their supply is staying in MA?
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
The one thing that is hard to tolerate in this thread is the negative comment that makes sweeping generalizations about other people based on their choice of programming language.
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
If you want to write applications in C, do yourself a favor and read 21st Century C by Klemens.
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by 10x-dev 5y ago
Your question is too vague. Are there benefits in general? Of course, every language has something to offer. Is it useful as a web developer? Only if you want to write extensions to Python in C or step away from the web developer label and
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
D is just a wonderful language, with a super fast compiler and amazing feature set. I only wish it had better debugging support.
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
Mr. Bright, I just want to thank you for creating D. It is by far my favorite language, because it is filled with elegant solutions to hard language problems. As a perfectionist, there are very few things I would change about it. People rav
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
Adverse possession is probably not realistic for most people. iirc it kicks in after 20 years after you build something on that land or surround it with a fence, plus it would take years and hiring an attorney to get it through the court sy
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
CEOs and other officers typically have schedules to sell stock, precisely to avoid a situation where selling lots of shares might be interpreted as being a sign.
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
Terminator 2 and Turbo Pascal were my 2 favorite things during teen years! I have actually rewatched Terminator 2 about 50 times - every day after school. My parents started getting worried at some point. I still remember a good chunk of th
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
I used L0phtcrack for that. Fun times over dial-up! Sometimes I miss how easy things were. Passwords in type=hidden fields. Basic auth over http. Dumb hubs sending packets to everyone on the network. C$ shared drives on the Internet and, of
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
Two people can be inconsiderate at the same time.
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
You signed up for an account on HackerNews - a site that is very legible and with no Apple-inspired eye-candy. Actions speak louder than words, don't they?
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
Dumb question: how does one sell a SaaS in practice? Hypothetical scenario: solo engineer develops bitcoin trading platform. Wants to sell it. Then what? What steps does the engineer/founder take to sell this?
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
How did you go from "manual upload to file server" to Docker+Gitlab? We've been shipping MVPs long before those were a thing. ./deploy.sh runs the commands you used to run manually. What problem are you solving now with
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
Don't be too hard on yourself or you'll start doubting your own decisions too much. Everyone screws up some things, and nails some other ones. Here's something that helps me with development. First, decide if it's a pers
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
Great read. Thanks for sharing! I too think your definition of MVP needs to be adjusted. It sounds to me like an excited user came up with the MVP feature list, not an experienced developer, like "it's gotta have rich text editing
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
Oh that's good to know. Thanks!
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience. I am not used to seeing 10K IU so it's useful to see the real numbers backed by doctors.
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
I'm taking 800IU a day with calcium. I don't know why some folks here are taking 3000-5000. That seems obscenely high.
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
I've been trying to learn graphics programming for 10 years now, in my spare time. The amount of complexity that was slowly introduced for the sake of better graphics makes entering the field now a daunting task. I have about a dozen b
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
I visited Pompeii a few years ago. There are several small places/houses that have counters with round holes in them. The audio guide mentioned they were likely street food shops, so the existence of street food shops was known for a w
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
Seeing as I made the backlog, I have nobody but myself to blame :) I know what you mean though. Our deadlines are self-imposed, but the planning process is there to make sure that the effort remains high. I believe the managers are responsi
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
My point was the tools are there and are pretty advanced, compared to what I see available outside of the company. Whether an internal team uses those tools effectively depends entirely on them and their expertise.
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by 10x-dev 6y ago
Not sure what you mean. There is no hard and fast top down enforced rules. Aside from natural Hack bias at FB, you can use any language you want. People develop tools in Rust, D, C++, bash, etc. As far as libraries go, there is a mandate to

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