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I would be a bit slower on the hasty generalizations. I’m here on hacker news and I love using threads and am happy they’re coming to Discord there’s also multiple comments below this saying the same thing.
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Postgres Full-Text search is a great way to get search running for a lot of standard web applications. I recently used just this in Elixir to set up a simple search by keyword. My only complaint was Ecto (Elixir's query builder library
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I like seeing this, I’ve had multiple discussions about building something similar but always run into the same difficulty with convincing individuals to pay for this. I however see a great b2b idea in this because finding stuff in a compan
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Yeah that's fair, I just don't want this to potentially affect my general google account since I made the campaign from my personal e-mail. I'm more concerned about any potential implications from that than the advertising fo
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Ask HN: Adwords account banned for seemingly no reason what should I do?
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Ask HN: Any interest in a visual drag and drop K8s cluster builder?
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Of course the vaccine made them feel sick, that's how immune responses tend to, much of the time, work. I felt like shit for about 12 hours, with fever and muscle soreness all over my body. Then it abated, as expected, and I went about
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Hundreds of millions have been vaccinated, there are like double digit cases of issues (per million) https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/safety/ad... Your risk index is poor. Like converse
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You say that like it's a unique thing to software engineers. In the cases you're probably thinking that should include, the marketers, sales people, operations staff, recruiters, and basically anyone else who keeps the business ru
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I think with correct context and or the correct say so this would be fine. But: I didn't really follow Mr.Bourdain at all, but given the clarity from other people who did, and believe he would have hated this; then it's not the ac
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I'm not sure how you reach that conclusion when we keep doing crazy things that haven't ever been possible before with AI literally like every 6 months right now.
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To be fair, they were two distinct times years apart but they were enough to put me off from yellow cabs. I'm Queens born, grew up in NJ and spent a lot of time in the city growing up and now I've lived here for the last decade or
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Yeah in my particular case I was flying in from Dallas so I believe they thought I was just visiting, unfortunately for them I'm NY/NJ native.
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My experience in NYC over the last decade has been the opposite where drivers were doing things like pissing in a bottle while I was in the car with them, or similar to you having the meter broken, which starts miraculously working when I t
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Rumors yes, there were rumors of people getting caught cheating, but I didn't know anyone personally. The people I knew on a personal basis weren't the kind to do that or really care about it enough to do so and without going into
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Idk cheating in the college I was in (Top #30 US Institution) was punished severely. I fondly remember my Data Structures professor, bluntly telling us she'd end our academic careers if we were caught cheating. Fondly because she was a
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Because a startup isn't profitable often for years even while in growth before it hits the inflection point. Taking this ability away without being careful means you'll likely further entrench incumbents at the expense of those ne
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Definitely going to need you to back this one up, I’m highly skeptical of your claim.
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Most of those situations you listed can be solved, and solved better, in a normal centralized way with often the same experience to the end user. And they don’t really care if you’re using block chain or AI or magic as long as it’s solving
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Why did you stop paying for MeWe? Just the lack of pseudonym introduction?
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I agree with you, I find size is a predictor of decline in quality. HN hasn't hit that threshold, but even still I know that with what growth it has had the moderation efforts to keep it this way also increased significantly.
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You can monetize socialization we've done it forever, clubs come to mind for instance. No one wants to pay directly for social media unlike in person experiences though so we have what we have.
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You may know of it already and it may not solve all of or any of your problems because I don't have experience with Labview outside of Eng 101 in college, but using something like Flow in elixir may make your experience with pipes less
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I don't believe I said it does, those are your words.
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> It is rare, in the US at least, for any representative or direct democratic situation to ask for unanimous consent. Someone will almost certainly disagree once you get past 1 voter (or one representative), and possibly they'll dis
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Clearly not all of them or we wouldn’t be in this thread discussing it under this particular OP. I don’t care either way though I was just working through what the GOP logic likely is. Not representing my own opinion.
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Largely because you’re running that experiment at the expense of tax payers.
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https://www.inc.com/don-reisinger/why-apple-is-suing-a-forme...
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Yes but a lot of times people don't do that properly, some frameworks have incorrect defaults or people don't want to deal with writing the logic to handle refreshing tokens after that 10-15 minute window etc etc. They are insec
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This goes double if you have any entrepreneurial ambitions. Do it on your own machines on your own time. There has been at least one high profile case over the last few years over people who didn’t do that.
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