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brody_hamer
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Sorry, Yes. These account have a canadian billing address. I was made aware of tax-related changes (that AWS would begin charging me the appropriate canadian sales tax) some months ago, but there was absolutely no mention of an upcoming cha
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AWS just changed my default currency?
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Not mentioned in this article is that Hydro One also charges rural ontarians a “delivery fee”, which is about 2x the price of your usage. So you might pay 6 to 14 cents per kWh, but your bill will be 3 times that amount. The delivery fee i
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Thankyou!
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I’m sorry for asking a rookie question, but you seem to know memcached really well and I couldn’t find an answer online. Is there a way to obtain/monitor the time stamp of LTU evictions? I want to get a sense of how memory constrained
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Bundling Emails with Script.google.com
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I had a dream once that I was hired by a rich man. I was given the freedom to hire the smartest people I could find and take on something challenging. It paid only room and board for me and my family, plus a small equity share in whatever w
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> Using noscript to disable javascript in Firefox has also helped tremendously. Id love to see a browser extension that disables JavaScript after its consumed a set number of cycles. A page wants to asynchronously load a sidebar, great.
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I’ve heard this put another way, when someone asked me: “what did the ideal version of yourself do differently today?” Which I found to be a dramatically different, and dramatically easier question to answer than something like “where do yo
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Uncrop! :)
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I believe this applies to writing code 100%.
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6y ago
PSA: Don’t listen to music in only one ear. It registers in your brain as quieter than it is, and it’s an easy way to cause hearing loss.
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6y ago
I was surprised to see no mention of energy efficiency. I would consider this an important factor. If I just wanted to clean the most air as fast as possible; I could set up 5 box fans. But that wouldn’t be energy efficient. Especially if
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> Rather, we'll discuss what it feels like to be a programmer. We'll talk about the emotions in being a programmer; the feelings of frustration, guilt, anger, and inadequacy. We'll cover the struggles in learning new thing
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Totally agree. If the new version of a library requires a slightly updated usage; please just give me simple examples of how to update my code. Include a simple regex. And while we’re are it, let’s standardize how we provide those upgrade s
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Drawing inspiration from stale-while-revalidate
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Thank you! For weeks now I've been thinking about how handy it'd be if I could audibly 'listen' to the output of a command. I had no idea it was as easy as piping it to aplay. `tail -f output.txt | aplay` I know this is
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> With home videos, about 90% of the footage is boring, 8% is entertaining, and 2% is amazing. There is some great tech out there to help cut through the first 90%, I think. I've done a couple projects using Amazon Rekognition (and
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This type of brigading is pretty clearly against twitters terms.