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by booi 3y ago
used to be you could swap out mini pci-e wifi modules. Intel makes good ones as well as a number of other manufacturers. They sometimes have connectable antenna that snake around the case.
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by booi 3y ago
I think virtually all high-end OLED panels are made by either Samsung Display or LG Display.
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by booi 3y ago
That’s like saying the competitor to cars is walking
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by booi 3y ago
> all rocket companies compete with paper rockets I don't understand this statement. In this bid, SpaceX is competing with a real, proven and profitable rocket family. Everyone else is competing with vaporware?
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by booi 3y ago
Gotta know when to stop
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by booi 3y ago
it probably is though
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by booi 3y ago
us-west-1 seems small. They routinely run out of the instance size we request and the spot market seems.. unruly
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by booi 3y ago
I think the idea is that engine failures are supposed to be contained meaning they don't fling debris potentially into the plane itself. I'd say in this case, they got lucky and the debris didn't impact the plane. It will be
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by booi 3y ago
This. Also, why such a strong reaction to the word "podcast"? imho it's a pretty loose term for "audio show" which it most certainly falls under.
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by booi 3y ago
HTTP doesn't but I think you can in WebDAV, HTTP's long lost "file management" extension which actually has great support from most HTTP servers
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by booi 3y ago
I don't know if this is more of a testament to what MacOS can do with so little RAM, or a confidence that their PCI-e SSD access is so fast you won't feel much difference.
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by booi 3y ago
That doesn’t sound right… maybe per user?
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by booi 3y ago
you mean like AWS WorkDocs, Wickr, Chime, WorkMail?
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by booi 3y ago
I've worked in the sf tech industry my entire career and my employment contracts have never included guaranteed severance. I've seen severance being paid out to fellow employees but afaik it is done as courtesy and wasn't leg
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by booi 3y ago
Amazon doesn’t strike me as a place that needs traditional productivity software but perhaps less combative deal than trying to work with google?
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by booi 3y ago
Was he legitimately elected? If so…
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by booi 3y ago
Is this true? I don’t see how it could be. Or are you saying the engineering team is 12?
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by booi 3y ago
What now? If you’re spending that much time on devops I feel like you’re doing it wrong. I do eng (team of 7) and devops (only me) and I feel like I spend about 5% of my time on devops. These tools have made deploying production quality inf
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by booi 3y ago
I don’t think that’s an option generally speaking. You’d still need to go through security to get the the authorized worker area to be checked again and passes issued. It’s not like you can just bust open a door and jump out to the tarmac w
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by booi 3y ago
And yet for some reason pretty much all the software I install on my mac is literally "drag and drop into applications"? Or homebrew which is really just dependency management + standardized directories for files which is what it
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by booi 3y ago
Perhaps it’s a mirror just to try to draw people in? If you wanted to start a new social network you would market the hell out of it on Facebook so
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by booi 3y ago
didn't they send martha stewart to jail?
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by booi 3y ago
If we trusted decency, we wouldn't have the Mount Everest trash problem in the first place...
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by booi 3y ago
I'm a long time software engineer and do quite a bit of devops both in cloud but also have significant experience building on-prem and datacenter server clusters. I have never heard of IBM i until this moment right now. I assume this i
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by booi 3y ago
Isn't this the Mount Everest trash solution as well? You have to carry out more trash than you carried in
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by booi 3y ago
In this day and age the “linting” tool does a lot more than just respond yes or no. It usually has a rules engine, templates, config file support and enforces a lot more things than just syntactical correctness. With that in mind it’s proba
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by booi 3y ago
tbf.. all YC hiring posts have their comments disabled..
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by booi 3y ago
I think they're talking about if you want to integrate MyQ with other services you need to pay for their subscription. But that feature requires both engineering and ongoing hosting services from Chamberlain... so I don't know but
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by booi 3y ago
what other situation would you be in?
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by booi 3y ago
To be fair… supporting dual stack really does suck

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