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I used the keto diet to lose about 30lbs last year. Took a break through the holidays because fuck avoiding carbs on Thanksgiving. Just started back up on it this week, been doing bulletproof coffee every morning again. It's great if y
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Correct. Don't get a better whip for your buggy, get a car sort of thing.
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Most engineers have this bias. Feigned justification for biased decisions in the past rather than challenging original assumptions in the first place.
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Reading updates like these from Atom reminds me a lot of some struggles I've seen with my teams in terms of how to breakdown problems you need to solve. I try to emphasize the idea of challenging the base assumption that current proble
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Shoes is alive
(rubyflow.com)
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I wasn't planning on wearing a costume until your comment but I dig it! In all seriousness, if I ever get to this goal, I will follow up with you.
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Sounds good. I would actually recommend just a literal glossary/"here's what all this stuff means if you're seeing it for the first time".
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I really feel like the #1 problem for all crypto stuff is that it is completely unapproachable without having to learn a massive amount of new terms/vocabulary. Look at this description: "The Power of Ethereum in the Palm of Your
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Whenever this phase of my career naturally comes to a close, I want to start a chili food truck. One of my bucket list items is to win a chili cook off, so I figured I'd connect that goal with a business itself. I don't know shit
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Anecdotally, I've been running High Sierra Betas for a few months now and have experienced zero issues. I'm also a die hard apple fan that uses all of the built in apps except for Music (I prefer Spotify). One data point.
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Ask HN: Design patterns for granting access to data scoped to blocks of time?
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https://engineered.at Feed Aggregator with HN/Reddit style front end. Haven't put much time into it since deploying 6 months ago, hoping to do some work over the holidays. Next step is summaries/excerpts from each
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Mind sharing more details on the project? I'm always curious what sorts of ideas are good fits for serverless versus "traditional" web apps.
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I see this said frequently about self driving cars and I'm just baffled by the cynicism. Who cares if self driving cars can't drive in all conditions yet? A shit ton of people live in parts of America that are hardly ever subjecte
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9y ago
Without building anything yet, can you articulate why you're requesting the switch to microservices?
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Thanks for the link!
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Thanks!
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Yeah, I used Machine Learning as a blanket term for both potentially Neural Nets as well as a traditional statistical methods. Good call out though.
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(Preface: I'm not particularly interested in the ethical debates around gambling with this comment, though I personally think it's something people should be allowed to do.). I've been slowly getting into Machine Learning for
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Big rigs are some of the most reliable machines in the world, they regularly rack up millions of miles while in service. And they take a hell of a beating while doing it. All the other manufacturers have been "going for massive reliabi
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Yep, big rigs are just a couple of tires and brakes. No glass, shocks, computer systems, hitches, cabling for trailers, lights, body pieces, or anything else. Just brakes and tires.
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I'm a product manager at a telematics company. I've talked to a lot of folks in the long haul trucking space, from drivers to back office folks to service managers. I'll be surprised if this truck catches on. The trucking ind
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Can you share any examples/ideas for niches that those sites don't already handle well?
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Here's another idea I just thought of randomly: Scrape and monitor a company's competitor's job listings for them. Some of that data might be difficult to get given the nature of job sites and craigslist and such, but could b
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Thanks for the reply. I was thinking of just using the scraped data to create an API that can take a VIN and give you the specs of that heavy duty vehicle (engine, weight, body type options, etc). I couldn't even imagine how crazy it w
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That's...kinda weird, right? The before and after are clearly two different paintings. Hair is different, mouth is different...I would assume, as a layman, that restoring a piece of art the goal should keep it looking nearly the same j
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Ask HN: Any data scraping project ideas you can share?
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I am curious how they will expose the search indexes they are presumably building to the desktop client users. I almost never use the dropbox website for anything, and primarily use Spotlight to search on my desktop for any file, dropbox or
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An update on Reddit's redesign
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I’m failing to think of a single reason why it would ever be legally acceptable for a government to ban municipal broadband. I understand the whole corporate shill stuff, I’m speaking literally from the arguments FOR the ban...how is it jus
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