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by aspectmin 5y ago
Pools? (Vs spawns?) Good reference to learn?
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by aspectmin 5y ago
I love reading both Nautilus and Quanta. Great articles.
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by aspectmin 5y ago
A fascinating, yet sad topic for me. There have been numerous articles on this topic over the years: https://www.zocalopublicsquare.org/2011/11/30/how-doctors-di... It helped me a lot when my mom passed of ca
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by aspectmin 5y ago
This... I absolutely Abhor what the web has become. Somehow, we need a new web (maybe out of the blockchain related work/distributed internet endeavors?) The current state is sooo bad.
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by aspectmin 5y ago
Maybe it's time we invented robust systems to prevent us from having to share all of our personal data with companies like these, yet still be able to transact with them.
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by aspectmin 5y ago
As to beaming power: Lasermotive worked on this problem for a while, but (to UAVs), but have recently renamed and are now working on delivering power over fiber. The UAV power problem is still huge (for example, the military needing to keep
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by aspectmin 5y ago
Someone needs for form a defense association which indie artists and content producers can join/pay into. Use this structure and funds to defend artists against these claims.
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by aspectmin 6y ago
Is this described somewhere? :)
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by aspectmin 6y ago
Would love to see the HN architecture.
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by aspectmin 6y ago
Sent you a response (from a different email.) :)
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by aspectmin 6y ago
Timely: https://apple.news/AAoRa9PkARZyCjIe6FE8uGQ Drop me an email? Would love to catch up / collab. Add Netscape.net to my username.
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by aspectmin 6y ago
Sweet. I was starting to put one together myself as there is an immense need. I felt it as a first responder looking for a vaccine slot. Finally got one (vaccine), but it wasn’t easy. So many different providers. So much scraping. All the b
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by aspectmin 6y ago
Interesting. Will definitely check out Maestral. Thanks. I like these third party clients for things that are showing up (E.g. Apollo for Reddit).
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by aspectmin 6y ago
Got badly burned by iCloud Drive in the early days (and also Apple Photo's losing a ton of my photos). That was a long time ago though. Probably time to revisit it and give it a try. I do like how iCloud and Onedrive have become so tig
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by aspectmin 6y ago
I'm curious - what did you switch to? (I'm looking)
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by aspectmin 6y ago
FF/EMT here. Love our radios. Super reliable. All the data stuff is crap. Our terminals and mapping are always losing connections. Same with paper maps. We still have big ones on our wall in the bay. Mandatory to look at it before we r
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by aspectmin 6y ago
Sigh. Same happened to me. A few months ago. Sendgrid account hacked, someone set up a campaign and sent a huge amount of spam mail. Big bill on my credit card. Contacted Sendgrid, they blamed it on me. I cancelled my account, never going b
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by aspectmin 6y ago
Is there historical data of Github Uptime/Downtime? CSV format or other? I'd love to do some analysis on how things were pre, vs post the acquisition (and trends in availability)
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by aspectmin 6y ago
Agreed. I still remember best when I take notes on paper. (I was a voracious reader as a kid, still read a lot now). I bring notebooks to meetings and write notes. It helps my recall immensely. I've tried so many other todo and note ap
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by aspectmin 7y ago
Is there a good design book, or program that would teach design principles/philosophy like this? To me, a lot of these modern interfaces (eg Unity) feel like staring at a dark concrete city. I’d love to see some more of this come back.
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by aspectmin 7y ago
We have gained so much along the way (I.e. fast computing), but we’ve lost a lot as well - computers are nowhere near as friendly/stylish.
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by aspectmin 7y ago
I helped co-found a large Dropbox-like white label product. We used AWS and especially s3 for storage. After many many years of experience with systems, I made sure we had as many possible ways to recover user data as we could. The initial
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by aspectmin 7y ago
Just speaking from my experience. I rejoined Microsoft at 47. Loved it. There are a lot more grey hairs there than during the early days, and nobody cares (in a good way). You’re just part of the team. Go for it. Satya has done amazing thin
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by aspectmin 7y ago
Hmm. Doesn’t the point cloud and deep conv section cover a good percentage take of self driving car tech?
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by aspectmin 7y ago
We use these extensively for our higher security needs, yes it's Microsoft, but it's a great product and solves many problems in this space (Updating, security, etc.) https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services
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by aspectmin 7y ago
This is awesome. I've always been a super 'smeller' and seem to be able to taste/smell very minute concentrations of bad stuff well before others. Being careful what I say, I also work in EMS and have been able to identi
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by aspectmin 7y ago
Right there with you :)
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by aspectmin 7y ago
FYI - if you would like some help setting up any of these - drop me a note (email in profile) - happy to advise, most of this is pretty easy.
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by aspectmin 7y ago
FWIW - if you just want to make sure your services are up - consider: 1) pagerduty.com or uptimerobot.com for remote monitoring to make sure you site(s) are up (and get alerts when they're not). 2) Datadog or New Relic if you want deep
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by aspectmin 7y ago
Did this software company come from a company with a three letter name? :)

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