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by andrew_ 4y ago
It's fun to just hold down the spacebar.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
Forever21 has been pretty much forever Forever21
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by andrew_ 4y ago
Here's what it looked like at the time of submitting: https://ibb.co/B2SqZQ8 "Find out more" links to twitter.com.
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Twitter Previews Disinformation Board Notice by Mistake(twitter.com)
10 points by andrew_ 4y ago|1 comments
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by andrew_ 4y ago
I'm trying to find the source, however I read a while back that arugula (rocket) and green onion (chives/scallions) are two examples of plants that have not been selected for traits and are essentially the same as they were 1000 y
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by andrew_ 4y ago
I personally went to way more house parties than I did bars. Perhaps the link you're trying to make is that some social ability, and mobility, is required.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
Agreed. 43 and same. Everyone I was close with for 6 years (yeah I was the better-part-of-a-decade, loved to party guy) moved on, moved away, made their families, etc. The last time I heard from someone I went to school with was probably 10
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by andrew_ 4y ago
That seems like rather a baseless assumption without supporting proof.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
Came here to say this. Up and comer, adding new services every quarter, while attempting to innovate.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
When ever drilling or hole-cutting into fiberglass, always use masking tape generously applied over and around the area being cut into. Run drill bits in reverse to get past any gelcoat or paint coatings, then run the drill forward to affec
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by andrew_ 4y ago
Well written. Nothing to disagree with in there on the face of it. Nuance dictates as always, but solid baselines to write deployment tooling around.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
Not a "Go guy" but I try to keep up on the news. They've since added generics and cleaned up some of this since 2020 yeah?
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by andrew_ 4y ago
> It is a minefield of subtle gotchas that have very real implications Perfectly describes my 10+ years with the Node ecosystem. Not that it's a bad thing necessarily. I've made it my niche and the knowledge I've accumulat
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by andrew_ 4y ago
Grew up in Michigan and I always describe them to people as "inland oceans." People in the south understand what it means to be 30 miles offshore in the Atlantic or Gulf, and it blows their mind to know that the lakes are so big y
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by andrew_ 4y ago
It's definitely an option. Wrapped services are almost always more expensive, so careful attention to pricing details is needed.
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by andrew_ 4y ago
This is going to throw unknowing readers for a loop, because it's a comment trying to be cheeky. Simply put: Fargate/ECS/EC2+EB = long running tasks Lambda = Short burst tasks with a max life of 15 minutes Running a lambda 24
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by andrew_ 4y ago
That'll also cost you $$$$ and takes any provisioned lambda out of the free tier. Also note that only your specified number of instances will stay warm, meaning if your lambda needs to scale up, you risk slow cold starts on additional
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A Man Who Accidentally Killed the Most People in History(youtube.com)
5 points by andrew_ 4y ago|2 comments
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by andrew_ 5y ago
Lawd I miss the simplicity.
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by andrew_ 5y ago
https://archive.ph/j0cJb
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Elon Musk’s Twitter bid frustrates employees(washingtonpost.com)
5 points by andrew_ 5y ago|1 comments
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by andrew_ 5y ago
It wasn't like that in the early days. It felt a lot more friendly, collaborative, and that was even with manual copy/paste retweets. Feeding off of outrage machine is awful, and I'm hopeful the ideas for open algos or custom
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by andrew_ 5y ago
It's currently the same, but inverse audience in the majority. Whether or not one sees it as favorable depends on individual bias.
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by andrew_ 5y ago
https://archive.ph/XV5eR
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by andrew_ 5y ago
You're conflating consumer responsibility with consumer spending. It's the company's job to provide wages - the company dictates and designs the means to acquire money to provide wages. If the company provides a widget that c
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by andrew_ 5y ago
Until we have publicly available statistics, speculation is irresponsible. We can't possibly know or being able to sample or extrapolate what motivation 200,000 had, nor their commonalities. It sounds more like you'd like the reas
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by andrew_ 5y ago
I've never seen a question like this asked in good faith on HN. Seems it's always to pick a fight.
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by andrew_ 5y ago
They started losing me when they took away the ratings. Just got worse from there.
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by andrew_ 5y ago
I had been a Netflix for customer for 10 years. For me personally, it's a combination of several of the reasons you cast doubt on. While I may not be in the majority, I am real and those reasons (which I shall not list, to avoid HN wra
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by andrew_ 5y ago
As mention in a comment above, it is not the consumer's responsibility to provide income to employees of a company providing goods or services. Please stop with this fallacy.

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