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by alpb 7y ago
Why not simply stream to somewhere live Twitch/YouTube and have them serve the recording offline later on?
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by alpb 7y ago
I'm trying to understand why this project calls itself "based on Material Design"? The example screenshots in the README have nothing that looks like what's widely known as Material Design. ( https://material.i
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by alpb 7y ago
^ this. P.S. I work at Google and internally sheets is used thoroughly to survey large numbers of employees and it can view large sheets for a lot of people in "read-only" mode pretty well.
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by alpb 7y ago
Based on that last sentence, Azure has a 12*4=48B$ annual run rate. AWS has $40B annual run rate ( https://www.zdnet.com/article/aws-brings-in-nearly-10b-in-sa... ) Something is not quite adding up.
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by alpb 7y ago
Every single executive in this little software company used to work at Clinton's 2016 campaign [1] so they have political connections. Not to mention, political parties aren't transparently run in many cases like we've seen i
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by alpb 7y ago
Seriously curious, there were only 1,765 precincts. Couldn't they just create a Google Forms link share it to the field people sending the results back? It would be only 1765 lines in a Google Sheets doc, and would be practically free.
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by alpb 7y ago
Have you considered deploying to Google Cloud Run or something like that which charge you per-request rather than instance-hours?
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Ask HN: Timeline and examples of proposing a new emoji to Unicode consortium?
1 points by alpb 7y ago|0 comments
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by alpb 7y ago
Pro-tip: Renew your certs automated every 30 days and set to expire 90 days and set alerts at 35 days.
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by alpb 7y ago
It's likely this is set up to collect data by impersonating Google Search in an iframe etc. Consider reporting this to Safe Browsing complaint form as phishing attempt: https://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_ph
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by alpb 7y ago
Except this blog is up since 2013, though. :) I think .gov sites have some style guide.
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by alpb 7y ago
I hate saying this but I didn't expect some default-theme WordPress set up when I clicked on a link from nih.gov –with the comments section, post rating, and pingbacks enabled.
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by alpb 7y ago
USA is definitely a high labor cost market. The throughput per unit time from each worker is probably much lower compared to developing countries. I am actually more interested in seeing highway cost/mi. stats for each developed and de
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by alpb 7y ago
Actually it's 2 clicks away. As someone launches twitter 20 times a day I don't wanna click around every day for no reason.
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by alpb 7y ago
Pretty sure if someone is forcing you to vote for someone that's a crime in some local or federal code. You can also refuse to take 50$ and go vote in private?
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by alpb 7y ago
I love how the references note that all the news articles talking about it use a different color to talk about it, as the tone itself is hard to tell whether it's just a dark grey or black or some tone of brown. > "This is the
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by alpb 7y ago
This election they're implementing the smartphone option for a local election has less than 1% participation rate. The goal is to show mobile option can boost voter turnout.
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by alpb 7y ago
Anyone know why GeoCities has these "categories" and subcategories under them and not something like geocities.com/{NUMBER} ? Was it randomly assigned or chosen by users I used GeoCities extensively to host my sites, but I wa
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by alpb 7y ago
It seems the home page is down (sub-pages are working) and I coincidentally visited this site several months ago and it wasn't working back in the day either.
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by alpb 7y ago
Thanks. This largely made me realize most decisions behind node.js were made on-the-fly rather arbitrarily without putting too much thought into it, and help me compare and contrast it with Go. :)
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Ask HN: The New York Times digital subscription business model?
4 points by alpb 7y ago|5 comments
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by alpb 7y ago
Unused variable in plan9 implementation? https://github.com/pete/cats/blob/master/plan9-cat.c#L22
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by alpb 7y ago
It doesn't use a TUF-like update protocol that Chrome uses?
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by alpb 7y ago
Yeah that’s how many personal repos work. I assume you don’t use Node.js or Go or Python where most nontrivial dependencies often come from non-corporate third parties.
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by alpb 7y ago
Pretty funny how the entire HN rallied together to solve some github issue on someone's personal repo. I'll try posting some of my bugs here to see if it'll work for me as well.
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Show HN: A kubectl tool to browse Kubernetes object hierarchies and statuses(github.com)
14 points by alpb 7y ago|0 comments
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by alpb 7y ago
Unclear how it is best, according to who/what? Nearly all good podcasts I know aren’t there at all.
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by alpb 7y ago
Also https://hn.algolia.com/?q=don%27t+need+Kubernetes+
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by alpb 7y ago
You can actually specify maximum number of instances https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/configuring/max-instances as well as max requests handled by instance at a time ( https://cloud.google.com&#x2F
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by alpb 7y ago
That sounds grossly unethical. While the US somehow defends itself from being sold to other countries first (which it still might be), it probably also acquires them to attack/spy on its own citizens as there's been precedents abo

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