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6y ago
genuinely curious to know why you created a throwaway account solely to post this?
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6y ago
thanks, it's slow as soon as it starts while everything looks normal (CPU, temp, etc). And I got the higher spec Go so proper SSD, max RAM, etc
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6y ago
I have the exact opposite complaint :-) the kickstand is not a problem but performance is so abysmal I can basically keep only one application open at the time. I often wondered what I was doing wrong since many people are reasonably happy
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It’s Time to Learn
(scottberkun.com)
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7y ago
nit-picking but of all the pacers (40-ish) only 10 or so are (or were in their past) "marathoners" and none would be considered Kipchoge's competitors. If I remember correctly they all have PRs in the 02:05-02:10 range. Cons
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7y ago
thanks for pointing this out. If I change the export option from the default to "with groups" I can import folders into v.5 but not subfolders as mentioned by others below. It's better than nothing for sure
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7y ago
thanks, good thing I'm not planning on upgrading to Catalina for quite a while after it's finally released :-D
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7y ago
sure, just not the easiest way to convince someone to move to a new version if they cannot carry things over. It's the same effort to moving to a completely different product/service (which it is in fact). Haven't found anyth
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7y ago
I'm one of those people still using version 3.3.2 and I've just exported from it and imported into version 5 and.... it loses all the folders and subfolders I've spent years polishing up. All feeds are now at the same level a
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7y ago
Azure already has AKS, the equivalent of EKS: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/
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What Have We Just Learned About the 2020 Volkswagen ID.3 All-Electric Hatchback?
(cleantechnica.com)
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Microsoft is now a $1T company
(theverge.com)
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8y ago
there is a good book on the topic: The Haywire Heart by Dr. John Mandrola, Lennard Zinn, Chris Case
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French auditor says Ariane 6 rocket too conventional to compete with SpaceX
(arstechnica.com)
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Microsoft open sources Trill to deliver insights on a trillion events a day
(azure.microsoft.com)
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8y ago
I have no idea, don't even live in the US :) but the second paragraph mentions the reason this was dropped (local lawsuits ) so found... peculiar the vaporware snark
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8y ago
have you read the reason why this was dropped?
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Serverless Streaming at Scale with Cosmos DB
(medium.com)
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More evidence piles up that we’re seeing an exomoon orbiting an alien world
(syfy.com)
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Giving Mars a Magnetosphere
(medium.com)
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8y ago
it does say "from the makers of Sublime Text" in the title and on the page immediately under the title...
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8y ago
arguably true but irrelevant: Alphabet's GV has invested, along with others, in GitLab (and they had already last year as well). They haven't bought GitLab
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8y ago
that's not how IPFS works: if you haven't downloaded anything illegal via IPFS you won't have anything illegal in your node
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Tragedy of the Commons Clause
(redmonk.com)
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8y ago
it is telling that he opens with a factually wrong "fact": "I have invested in the companies behind many open-source projects: [...] Redis" (linking to RedisLabs' website) except RedisLabs is NOT "the company b
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8y ago
or better yet, read TFA ;-) but you are right, it wasn't on purpose and I edited it though it's now redundant
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8y ago
from the very first paragraph: "we offer a product that allows customers to host a private website using this stock, under their own domain. We wanted to provide HTTPS support to all of these websites."
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8y ago
DSO (Days Sales Outstanding) is one of the most important numbers to track for any company. If you are a small company it is arguably the most important one to manage cash flow
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8y ago
remember Da Vinci was into a lot of things, including anatomy and made quite some discoveries in that field as well. Quoting http://www.discoveringdavinci.com/sex-uality/ (which is a great site BTW): "Leonard
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8y ago
Paul I'm surprised you are surprised this is about the confusion (and FUD) the Redis Labs announcement created since that's exactly the single most repeated piece of feedback/comment in the previous two HN threads on this top
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