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by caseyf 4y ago
my longest held job was the one that wasn't in tech - at a relatively small manufacturer that had 3 coders inside of a 6 person IT dept building custom/internal tools and apps. It was so so different from working in tech (I left b
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by caseyf 4y ago
I don't have anything negative to say about escitalopram at all (it helps me, no drawbacks for me) but I do want to point out that 20mg is not the recommended starting dose.
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by caseyf 4y ago
do you struggle with anxiety? that will make clear thinking difficult if so: therapy, meditation/mindfulness, exercise, and talking to a doctor about medication
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by caseyf 4y ago
I had $50 in Alice just to play with it. "Due to unprecedented market conditions on the Terra blockchain - most notably risks of TerraUSD de-pegging as previously disclosed in (help.alice.co......) the UST to USD offramp is unavailable
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by caseyf 4y ago
wow Racter! I haven't thought about that in forever. I had Racter on my Mac in 1984 and spent plenty of time talking to it
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by caseyf 4y ago
> Gmail was released in 2004, Google Maps in 2005, Google Docs in 2006 Lots of dynamic (and complex) web-based CRMs were competing with each other in 2000. At my job, we were doing what is called "HTML over the wire" today by
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by caseyf 5y ago
as mentioned by 2 other people, Logic Magazine It's quarterly i think? The format is "150 page book of essays around a theme" https://logicmag.io/
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by caseyf 5y ago
all of those Slackware floppies and an Acermate 386SX/20
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by caseyf 5y ago
I listened to Space Debris one a ton during BBS days! It was one of my favorites back then,
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by caseyf 5y ago
> But, also, there probably are ways for the blockchain to help with some quality-of-life improvements for various online communities. At the very least, it could help make online communities more self-sustainable. I buy crypto art seve
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by caseyf 5y ago
What kind of backend APIs do you enjoy working with most? GraphQL?
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by caseyf 5y ago
This is not the first time I've heard someone say that they just enjoy Liveview. Puttin it on my list. thanks!
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Ask HN: What is the most *fun* web development stack?
11 points by caseyf 5y ago|25 comments
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by caseyf 6y ago
I use Hydra and have had nothing but good experiences when asking questions.
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by caseyf 6y ago
I love this idea! I'd miss all of my earrings terribly though :( Maybe someday the components could be small enough that a cute cuff would be possible.
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by caseyf 6y ago
https://kindredcocktails.com is amazing!
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by caseyf 6y ago
We colocate and as a small tech business, I can't imagine doing anything else. We don't spend more on payroll due to colocating and AWS/etc would easily double our annual non-payroll expenses.
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by caseyf 7y ago
You've probably considered it and selected gh-ost instead but pt-online-schema-change from Percona Toolkit works great with 8.0
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by caseyf 8y ago
I love notion too. It's basically what I've always wanted for organizing my notes and lists and thoughts: a personal wiki that doesn't have separate modes for authoring and reading
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by caseyf 8y ago
Actual title of article: "Words Matter – Moving Beyond 'Meritocracy'" More descriptive title, taken from the article text: "Mozilla has taken steps to discontinue using the word meritocracy as a way to describe gove
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by caseyf 8y ago
> Also, I want to add a big proviso to the lesson "Upstream your tooling instead of rolling your own". I feel like this bit needed more of an explanation about how this applied to GitHub. If I were to write a post about working
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by caseyf 8y ago
Apr 4, 2011 "Show HN: my weekend project, Gumroad" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2406614 May 7, 2012 "Gumroad raises $7 million from KPCB" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=393
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by caseyf 8y ago
I still use it and love it. Unfortunately I have to deal with a lot of email and the batch selection (; key) is huge for me. I do use the pipe command a couple times a week to view a message in an email client that deals with HTML.
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by caseyf 9y ago
> Stripe also offers high-volume clients a discount on the 2.9% rate, which Patreon must be big enough to get. Yep. They pay 1.9% (source: https://patreon.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/204606125-How-... ) A
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by caseyf 9y ago
My favorite part is Ask MeFi's popular questions: http://ask.metafilter.com/home/popularfavorite7
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by caseyf 10y ago
For me, BEM takes much of the pain out of reusing and (especially) refactoring big CSS.
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by caseyf 10y ago
I figured he was referring to the cost of buying an Escalade for Uber Black driving
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by caseyf 10y ago
This looked exciting at first, but I hadn't heard about "managed accounts" and they (understandably) shift the work to the platform/API user: Handling information requests: instead of requesting it directly from t
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by caseyf 10y ago
So this is cool... But if you aren't github-sized try pt-online-schema-change for any and all schema changes to production. I suspect you'll love it as much as I do.
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by caseyf 10y ago
Quick update: None of the 5 PoCs that were published work on GraphicsMagick for me. I was checking magic numbers before sending files to GraphicsMagick but I'm going to go through my code again and make sure that this is always happen

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