armatav

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   by armatav 4y ago

   You can't go your entire career without interacting with SQL, though - Postgres just happens to be the best way to do that.
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   by armatav 4y ago

   This is awesome - had one at home for a long time and couldn’t use it while traveling
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   by armatav 4y ago

   if the logged out issue is truly fixed then this is amazing - waiting for it to get added to the auth helper lib! (i’m the github complainer)
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   by armatav 4y ago

   Yeah be that as it may - it's still the easiest option that actually works. And honestly I feel like Stripe actually responds to support tickets that are related to the integrations side in like half an hour.
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   by armatav 4y ago

   So unbelievably unread and wrong. Ketamines anti-depressant effects are some of the longest lasting in pharmaceutical history. Tolerance is carefully managed by your infusion provider to not build up. The long term efficacy is insanely good
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   by armatav 4y ago

   It's interesting how this personality type of ultra-neurotic who is confusing fulfillment with work, as follows, is the ultimate carry for almost every team in the Valley; "It’s more about missing that universal agreement that it’
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   by armatav 4y ago

   Absolutely disingenuous. Bitcoin does not make the "energy problem" worse - the opposite is true in most cases. Here's a good example; it pushes the excess energy waste coming off of fossil fuel plants into a stable financial
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   by armatav 4y ago

   Because wage-workers can also be investors and receive capital gains on their investments. You pay capital gains on your investments. You can make an investment even if you're not wealthy.
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   by armatav 4y ago

   Now here's an interesting question - can the effects of BDNF from ketamine infusions (or LSD/psylocibin therapy) assist in repairing the damage caused by sleep deprivation?
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    by armatav 4y ago

    If you had to choose between the wars brought on by a degenerate financial system pursuing fossil fuels, or fossil fuel powered deflationary assets for longer term global wealth storage - which would you pick?
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    by armatav 4y ago

    CI isn’t going anywhere, and is the best thing to happen to teams in terms of collaborative efficiency, even if you dislike the fact that you need to write tests. Write less, more important tests and write smaller, more composable scripts.
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    by armatav 4y ago

    Now this is a good post. Especially the part about the frontend Complexity Demon having a grip on the entire industry, and the Fear Of Looking Dumb. It goes hand in hand.
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    by armatav 4y ago

    Because there’s no return aside from the change in price of the asset over time. Instead, you’re betting that the home will appreciate faster than the interest kills you. Which means now it’s tied to factors outside your control.
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    by armatav 4y ago

    And inflation? It’s a pay decrease.
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    by armatav 4y ago

    Yes - someone make something for macOS/linux that’s actually usable
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    by armatav 4y ago

    Is there a top 3 ranking available for categories like IDE?
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    by armatav 5y ago

    Oof, that gave me instant depression.
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    by armatav 5y ago

    "Miracle drug" is a sidelining attempt to dismiss infusion therapy, your primary concern in your post is the patient's health - with recommendations to maintain discipline, which is usually done through a focused, repeated an
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    by armatav 5y ago

    Ketamine is used to induct children into surgery it’s so safe. Depressed people cannot maintain the discipline required to undo their learned helplessness - which is burned into their neurons as structured physical loops. There are neuronal
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    by armatav 5y ago

    Yup, and we don’t currently have an architecture that can support models 35+ years from now. Not yet at least.
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    Ask HN: Is there a simpler Brex for smaller companies?

    1 points by armatav 5y ago|1 comments
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    by armatav 5y ago

    Finally someone understands!
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    by armatav 5y ago

    Yeah but at the same time if you mint a few beautifully patterned - 300 hours-of-work each - wood coins and trade them; it’s not finance and it’s unregulated.
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    by armatav 5y ago

    That’s a genuinely good person; was definitely expecting a “can’t believe these idiots” kind of view. I think even if you start as a pseudoscientific astrologist, as long and you can be proven wrong, accept it and modify your viewpoint, eve
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    by armatav 5y ago

    https://www.producthunt.com/posts/outbound-3 Hey everyone! My co-founder (@WillBer) and I made this last week after getting sick of doing cold-emails. Templates get you no responses, personalization piques people'
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    Show HN: Outbound – AI personalized cold-emails(tryoutbound.ai)

    2 points by armatav 5y ago|3 comments
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    by armatav 5y ago

    The last GIF is Portal
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    by armatav 5y ago

    Fair enough. Cocaine is both too, by the way, stops intra-nasal bleeding post-op.
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    by armatav 5y ago

    I only just realized you aren't even the person who posted it. Let's drop this thread, if he has a problem with me editing it, that's on him to say; I thought you were him considering how deep this got. Here's the underl
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    by armatav 5y ago

    Right, the fact that nature works with so many systems in constant conflict is a lot of the beauty of it.