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by danellis 10y ago
"web" Wow. That's descriptive.
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by danellis 10y ago
It's not wasting gas of the float is electric. Plenty of clean ways to charge that, especially considering they're unused during most daylight hours.
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by danellis 10y ago
I'm not sure you can blame refrigeration on the absence of milk delivery people. In England, we had milkmen/milkmaids well into the late 1990s, despite refrigeration. Electric milk floats (sometimes carrying orange juice and bread
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by danellis 10y ago
Doesn't HN have a policy on linking to articles behind a pay wall?
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by danellis 10y ago
"We're making the choice not to patent it." Now that the US is first-to-file, doesn't that mean someone else can patent it and use the patent against them? Isn't the best thing to patent it and give royalty-free lic
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by danellis 10y ago
Human life is worth more to us because we're humans. What's wrong or surprising about that? There are plenty of valid arguments for the humane treatment of animals, but don't sit there and pretend you value all animal life eq
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by danellis 10y ago
The easiest way to get there quickly is probably to partner with someone who is good at networking. If you're on your own, that brings a lot of other benefits, too.
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by danellis 10y ago
For anyone looking for a Macbook dock, OWC has a nice product that has actually shipped already (I have one myself): https://eshop.macsales.com/shop/usb-c/owc/usb-c-dock (And unlike the Kickstarter's cla
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by danellis 10y ago
Not all of them. Some of them hijack HTTP, so you resolve your destination address as usual, but when you actually attempt to connect, you're redirected. This seems to be becoming less common, though, unfortunately.
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by danellis 10y ago
I think what jlukanta is saying is that the greatest people get the salaries they demand regardless of location. If you're insulted by the suggestion that you might not be in that top category, maybe you're letting your ego respon
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by danellis 10y ago
Except that's not even remotely true. You can stay in the garden of you want, otherwise you have the rest of... everything.
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by danellis 10y ago
No, probably (s)he'll complete accept it and not even give a thought to its etymology. It's just the word that names that action.
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by danellis 10y ago
Yes, obviously you don't serve static content over websockets. The point is that CloudFront can be used as the front end to your web site, with, depending on path, requests going to origins that are S3 buckets, ELB or EC2. Until recent
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by danellis 10y ago
But still no WebSocket support?
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by danellis 10y ago
You could plug in an IP camera.
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by danellis 10y ago
Like what? I've tried to do CAN stuff with cars before, and outside of a few standard measurements it's almost impossible to find any documentation on what commands do what.
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by danellis 10y ago
> As an independent developer wanting to reach all platforms, Electron was basically the only option for me. I'm not saying you made the wrong choice, but why do you say that, given the various options for cross-platform developmen
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by danellis 10y ago
Ugh. I hate this. My son has ADHD, and the public school just couldn't cope with him. He was bored so often, and had no release for his energy because they rarely gave them recess (it got taken away if the class was too noisy, because
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by danellis 10y ago
Where on Earth do you live? That just sounds preposterous.
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by danellis 10y ago
Sort something out with Stripe Atlas!
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by danellis 10y ago
How many instances do you deploy of services that are essential but low usage?
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by danellis 10y ago
I wonder what language I would pick for that. I usually use Scala, but it seems a bit silly when the footprint of the platform would massively outweigh the actual service. I don't like Go. I like Python, but I prefer static typing. Rus
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by danellis 10y ago
I see "Oh, _my_ God" as a statement of allegiance, as opposed to just, say, "Oh, God."
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by danellis 10y ago
Oh, really? I thought it was the "_my_ God" part that was swearing an oath.
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by danellis 10y ago
I've tried both AWS and GCP (as well as several smaller VPS providers), and I definitely preferred working with GCP. AWS has plenty of features, but it all gets bewildering at times, whereas GCP seems to have a much more nicely present
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by danellis 10y ago
It's an oath, isn't it? So literally, at least, it is swearing.
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by danellis 10y ago
Also, hiding some menu actions behind an Alt-click, which is terrible for discoverability.
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by danellis 10y ago
If you copy your brain digitally and let that run while you yourself die, there's no benefit to yourself. You still die. You don't get to experience longevity. What would live on is a copy of yourself that believes itself to be th
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by danellis 10y ago
> not language designers They designed a language. Is there some other qualification for being a language designer?
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by danellis 10y ago
So all blood tests are useless?

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