Jugurtha

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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Docker Compose. You can have multiple containers for your components (application, server, database, monitoring, analytics, etc.)
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
> I want to share one more thought which is important decision point for me. I’m outside the US and want to move to the US to make a company there. You don't need to move to the U.S. to start a company there; you can do it online a
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
How are you getting feedback, though? Do you have people using your software but are not paying? If you have users, what are the analytics telling you? > One of these potentials mentioned after a demo that they would pay me $100 per mont
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Thanks for the pointers. The diff is tiny and deals only with resuming downloads. i.e: everything else is left as is.
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Dusting off some old replies. The TL;DR is: reduce information asymmetry, expose thought processes and align (everyone knows what to do, what not to do, why , and how we got there ). People should send in pull requests to your thought pro
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
You have no customers whose subscriptions to manage yet. Thinking about this at this stage is a distraction. You're getting feedback; what's the market saying? What are your potential customers doing? What are you learning? Are yo
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Can the software resume after being restarted? If yes, the problem then becomes launching the software at boot, whether as a service or using things like supervisor.[0] - [0]: https://github.com/Supervisor/supervisor
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Three-point belt, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seat_belt > The three-point belt was developed by Nils Bohlin, who had earlier also worked on ejection seats at Saab. Volvo then made the new seat belt design pat
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Have you thought about consulting/agency. E-commerce isn't free cash-flow. Don't kid yourself, you're starting a business with all that entails. You'll be niched in e-commerce and most probably short of cash for som
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
I didn't mean off-the-shelf necessarily. I should have said "are there any documented instances" or something to that effect.
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
That's pretty cool! I was playing last night and implemented resumable downloads[0] for pip so that it could pick up where it stopped upon a network disconnect or a user interruption. It sucks when large packages, especially ML related
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Are there any bugs that masquerade as normal devices such as phones in a time-frequency sense, such that they blend in the environment as phones. Polymorphic bugs? Bugs that change their signature. One more question: are there any bugs that
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
TL;DR: Exposition. I tend to answer people who ask me how to learn a language, say English, by asking them about their interests, whether for leisure or industry, otium and negotium if you will, and what they read about and watch and li
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
- A MasterClass by David Mamet on screenwriting. Get to the point, characters have a mission, they do it, and they're done. Code is like that. A function does something and it's done. A module does something and it's done. -
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
I'm not surprised. I've had a bad experience with them. Whenever I'd search for a domain name on their site and find it was free, they would take it immediately, and then the price would magically change to something ridiculo
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
"Even things that can't go wrong, do" - Troubleshooting Analog Circuits, Robert Allen Pease. Your perfect plans are drawn around a set of hypotheses and premises, chained unfortunately, some of which I'm not uncertain wo
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Trey Parker and Matt Stone, of South Park, on Story Structure [video](youtube.com)
3 points by Jugurtha 2y ago|0 comments
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Welcome, StewartXXX! Here are a few useful links: - https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html - https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html There is also a list of links that may not appear on the navi
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
What problems does that B2B AI Enterprise product solve? For whom does it solve that problem? How do you know it is a problem? Do they know it is a problem? Why is it a problem? Has it always been a problem and, if not, why now? How much of
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Is English just badly pronounced French? [video](youtube.com)
17 points by Jugurtha 2y ago|2 comments
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Being cost-conscious keeps you aware that cheap things cost more, and cost is not only money, but time, restlessness, anxiety, frustration, etc. If there is a team you know can deliver with a manageable level of technical debt later, you
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
A good problem to have. Now do a Show HN with the link to your website, or you can resubmit the link you shared a couple of days ago as a Show HN, which is better for this. It'd be useful to be more deliberate with the language/me
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Answers that claim that the question is a duplicate, then OP pleading that they have read the several "original questions" but were unable to fix the issue, or they're talking about something else entirely. People not even fi
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Filming Plants For 15 years-lapse Compilation [video](youtube.com)
1 points by Jugurtha 2y ago|0 comments
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
Python, but the whole stack was "streamlined".
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
As someone with my background (check profile), I would never. Recommandation is something. Action on my behalf is something else. Accountability and attribution matter more than what people think. When law enfoncement and "Justice&quot
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
The luxury to write this in jest... You have no idea.
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
I killed projects in Clojure when I took over the company. Then again, I killed projects in Scala, and Python, not only including but starting with the ones I had spent more than a year building. About ten projects were killed. My cut-off c
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
2FA (Two-Factor Authentication). Using phone numbers for anything other than what they're useful for: phone calls.
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by Jugurtha 2y ago
A song with a volume that goes crescendo. Sleeping with the window open, so you'll start getting sun-light with gradually increasing power starting at dawn and you'll tend to ease into waking up, and you'll notice you'll

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