deedubaya

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by deedubaya 3y ago
I was just last month quoted 15-23k for an install in the mountains of Idaho. I got a competitive quote and the price was similar. If it cut my electricity bill in half it would take 10-20 years to break even.
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by deedubaya 3y ago
No such thing as bad publicity
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by deedubaya 3y ago
No, just the guide in the readme was all I needed.
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by deedubaya 3y ago
I’m using it to deploy a dockerized nodejs app, it works great!
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by deedubaya 4y ago
I'm in the market for a heat pump in my home to replace electric forced air which is in a cold climate. It seems like this heat pump would work great for me, and being able to see pricing up front and self-order sounds awesome! I'
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by deedubaya 4y ago
If you’ve ever tried to wipe peanut butter off of shag carpet… ya know what OP is talking about
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by deedubaya 4y ago
Turbolinks/Turbo have been enabling this for ages?
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by deedubaya 4y ago
20% hands on code 20% mentoring 60% facilitating consensus between teams/orgs
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by deedubaya 4y ago
Papertrail used to be awesome, until the SW acquisition. I've been very happy with LogDNA/Mezmo as a replacement (no affiliation, just a happy customer!).
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by deedubaya 5y ago
Damn, let the paint dry before sharing your experiences. I'm not saying they aren't valid or good observations, only that the short/no time reflection undermines credibility.
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by deedubaya 5y ago
I've been using sidekiq (paid, free) for years, the next app (mostly rails apps, but not exclusively) I implement background processing probably will not include it. Reasons to avoid Sidekiq not mentioned: - Sidekiq does not implement
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by deedubaya 5y ago
High-value B2B product. Magazine ads! Postcards! Care packages! It can be hard to stand out digitally. It's easy to stand out in a world of junk mail and generic scenic-beach-view-with-just-a-small-logo magazine ads though.
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by deedubaya 5y ago
Trolley problem, applied
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by deedubaya 5y ago
We already know the slope angles on which avalanches can occur (23-45deg irrc), and that data is published and accessible. Avalanche conditions are much more complex, sometimes varying from slope to slope. As for mitigation, it’s not uncomm
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From New Mac to Rails Development in 11 Minutes(rails.new)
6 points by deedubaya 5y ago|2 comments
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The death of React: The time is right for Hotwire(world.hey.com)
13 points by deedubaya 5y ago|0 comments
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by deedubaya 5y ago
I haven’t experienced outsourced cs that was effective beyond searching your support docs and relaying obvious answers. That being said, if that’s the majority of your support burden, it may well be worth it. It’s a competitive advantage ha
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by deedubaya 5y ago
This isn’t interview performance, it’s a rescinded employment offer. Maybe I’m old fashioned, but I think that warrants an explanation to the theoretical offense. Or if there are legal ramifications, maybe rescinding the offer based on a tw
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by deedubaya 5y ago
I don't think you're wrong about the "maybe just don't". Also, you're not working there until you've actually started. Assuming there was an offensive tweet that they hadn't looked at yet, why wouldn&
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by deedubaya 5y ago
Stripe's recruitment pipeline is well known (at least in most ruby dev circles) to be fucked. I've experienced this first hand and even gotten lip service from exec leadership (see my HN comment history). Stripe is very good at PR
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by deedubaya 5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Todd_Beamer
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by deedubaya 5y ago
Neat! I think your business plans are underpriced. You're saving human hours with increased accuracy, which probably is worth more than $25/month. edit: nevermind. Your annual pricing shows per-month pricing which is $299/mon
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by deedubaya 5y ago
Yeah, but your db is still the bottleneck of your web application ducks
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by deedubaya 5y ago
In-house recruiting have few incentives to provide a fast and efficient hiring pipeline. Slow pipelines mean low conversion rates (survival of the most pain tolerant), generating more internal demand. Natural reaction to to widen the pipe (
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by deedubaya 5y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | REMOTE | 20hr week| React Native Looking for an experienced React Native developer to help me (CTO) port existing app to RN. Must have proven experience starting and finishing existing high fidelity rn projects. Experie
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by deedubaya 5y ago
Well idk about you, but when my program crashes frequently and consistently, I just spawn new processes rather than retrospectively look at the code I've written to see what is causing the crash. /s Maybe if managers spent more ti
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by deedubaya 5y ago
It would be nice to not need pgbouncer
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by deedubaya 5y ago
I want this. I want this so bad. But I'm not giving your systems my customer data -- sorry. I'd pay $XXX/year for a self hosted version.
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by deedubaya 5y ago
I accepted a remote lead position at a startup. Interviews had gone great. I gave my notice at my soon-to-be old employer and made the transition. Along comes my first day and surprisingly, it’s mostly radio silence. CTO, my boss, doesn’t r
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by deedubaya 6y ago
I think the next lesson most companies will be learning is that hybrid can be the worst of both worlds. Remote employees will feel out-of-the-loop, in-office employees will feel like they have to jump through hoops to include their remote c

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