chrishynes

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by chrishynes 5y ago
Soreness really only tells you that you've done something new, not that you're improving. Do the same exercise for just a couple of weeks and soreness will rapidly decrease.
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by chrishynes 5y ago
Seeing a "Service Unavailable - DNS failure The server is temporarily unable to service your request. Please try again later." on many sites.
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by chrishynes 5y ago
Increase in value of assets isn't taxable until you sell them -- this applies for the value of your house just the same as Bezos's Amazon stock.
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by chrishynes 5y ago
OwnerRez | Remote (US) | Senior Full Stack Engineer | Full Time OwnerRez is a vacation rental software platform for property managers and owners that integrates with channels like Vrbo, Airbnb, TripAdvisor, and booking.com as well as direct
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Logitech discontinues Harmony universal remotes(theverge.com)
6 points by chrishynes 5y ago|0 comments
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by chrishynes 6y ago
Where's MySQL 8 for Aurora? :-/
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by chrishynes 6y ago
Savage.
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Half of American workers would rather work from home forever: poll(zippia.com)
336 points by chrishynes 6y ago|281 comments
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by chrishynes 7y ago
This is pretty standard for flat pricing nowadays, but hits certain types of merchants really hard. It's a double whammy when you have a cancellation and have to refund and then lose 3% on top of that. Stripe should keep the fixed fee,
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by chrishynes 7y ago
Not being from the UK, I'm not sure of the exact details of the law over there, but from a quick read it appears that pedestrians don't have the right of way except at marked pedestrian crossings. And certainly on a 4 lane 70km&#x
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by chrishynes 7y ago
Are you suggesting we set the max speed limit everywhere to 30km/hr so that in the event a pedestrian chooses to jump in front of a car, the car has time to react? Or what exactly are you advocating?
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by chrishynes 7y ago
In this case, however, it was a posted 56 km/h - 72 km/h zone on a 4 lane road. At that speed you can't react to a person that steps out in front of you. Particularly at night. Regardless of speed, a pedestrian who "step
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by chrishynes 7y ago
The problem isn't the cursor itself, but that it is usually a symptom of procedural thinking vs set based thinking. In an RDBMS it's typically far faster to puzzle out the joins, CTE's, and set based expressions and functions
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by chrishynes 7y ago
Thanks for mentioning this. I've poured through docs on SameSite and none seem to mention subdomains or what setting is required for a cookie set at root Domain to be shared with subdomains.
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by chrishynes 7y ago
Eh, don't think you've been in Phoenix in the summer. Nights are still triple digits, which is the main thing that makes the summer so brutal.
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CloudFlare Hurts SEO, and building my own caching proxy with Nginx(jitbit.com)
3 points by chrishynes 7y ago|0 comments
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by chrishynes 7y ago
Sure, but a nibble of dark chocolate is very satisfying and satiating. I can easily eat a bar or two of milk chocolate but naturally stop with a square or two of the good dark stuff.
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by chrishynes 8y ago
Quick rule of thumb for consulting is that your yearly salary in thousands is the same as the hourly rate. i.e. if they're billing $165/hr, you should expect 165k/yr. That doesn't hold for low or high extremes but is pre
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by chrishynes 8y ago
Didn't know about this either. Awesome and helps alleviate a pain point... but a) how the hell would any normal user know to do this? And b) how long until it is yet another undocumented feature dropped by Firefox?
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by chrishynes 8y ago
Hahaha! Way to bring some levity to an otherwise humdrum stream of comments.
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by chrishynes 8y ago
Hanging leg raises are what you're looking for. Start with bent leg, then straight leg, then toes to bar etc.
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by chrishynes 8y ago
"studiously ignoring my kid"... haha you sound exactly like me. I've got a two year old so a bit behind you guys, but same exact philosophy. The anti-helecopter -- give kids just a smidge more responsibility than they can han
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by chrishynes 8y ago
Are you thinking of deep frying? Frying eggs doesn't require hot oil, just a non stick pan and maybe a dab of butter.
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by chrishynes 8y ago
Yep, this! Lots of articles about low level writing, not much on the high level. I've always liked the old school documentation layouts when it used to be printed -- programmers guide, function reference, etc. but sometimes it escapes
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by chrishynes 8y ago
For Federal taxes and most states, business owners aren't eligible for unemployment but still have to pay the tax.
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by chrishynes 8y ago
Puts down bro-science. Then proceeds to bro-science. Classic. "a back injury from freeweight squatting is maybe 10% annually, but the odds of injury on the machines is approximately zero" Got a cite for this? My pure N=1 experienc
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by chrishynes 8y ago
Not so surprising after Google's recent pricing changes. They reduced the free tier by an order of magnitude and 10xed prices. Google maps is no longer good for hobby projects as the free tier is so low. It's like they're try
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by chrishynes 8y ago
That Mapbox pricing page seems to be talking about custom maps... What are the built-in styles considered? https://www.mapbox.com/api-documentation/#styles
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by chrishynes 8y ago
Thinking seriously about switching to MapBox. Google's pricing is insane after this change -- $7 per 1000 map views!?!?! Did they add an extra zero accidentally?
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by chrishynes 9y ago
Research around. Many of the same processors will work with you even at low volume, although the rate wouldn't be as good. Of course, with little or no volume, the rate doesn't matter as much.

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