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by dhruvkar 7y ago
Are getting seeds from seed exchanges also better than the seeds at the building supply store? I'm 5 days into gardening and that's where I purchased my seeds.
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
nice, thanks, will check it out.
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Ask HN: Is There an HN for Gardening?
8 points by dhruvkar 7y ago|4 comments
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
I've never used elasticsearch and only had a brief toy project with Algolia. The demo on the github repo looks awesome. Can this run on top of my postgres database?
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How To Make Your Static Site Dynamic(freecodecamp.org)
2 points by dhruvkar 7y ago|0 comments
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
This is awesome, I've thought about building a home stuff crud app to streamline and minimize the stuff we buy. This gets pretty close to what I have in my head. Is there a way to set up lists for different stores and different househo
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
nice, I've only toyed with docker, will check it out in earnest.
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
about 10 years too late, but I'm just discovering heroku + django magic. haven't tried the cookiecutter for django yet, but I understand it streamlines it further. currently using: - django - django-allauth (enable only g suite) -
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John Titor(en.wikipedia.org)
206 points by dhruvkar 7y ago|170 comments
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
Hi guys, kudos on the launch! I help run a distribution company and I'm not clear who this is for? Is it for my own trucks i.e. scheduling trucks between our locations and/or customers? Is it for when we use a 3rd party logistics
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
I see a lot of comments here deriding this as an ad for Algolia. With all the conflicts of interest, that may well be true. However, automatically dismissing an entire piece of content because of a conflict of interest, which actually may n
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
I see, so vanilla JS will work across browsers, mobile and all? That's a load off, I'll focus on vanilla then.
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Ask HN: Is there a best practices for jQuery in 2020?
2 points by dhruvkar 7y ago|2 comments
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
My company of ~30 people just started with Bitwarden, purely because I use it personally and knew it. I like the fact that it's open source, has a self-hosted option and it has a Linux client. I haven't use the 2FA option yet, and
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
https://github.com/gaubert/gmvault I've used this a few times for terminated employees (back when we were on dummy gmail accounts). It doesn't look like it's been updated in a while, but it still works [
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html I found the CDC covid19 section helpful. It has an updates section, with to-the-point updates. It's factual and less likely to be biased or fear-mongering.
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
>>The other thing construction doesn't do is edi This was a struggle for us, and we decided not to pursue it. Trying to get our company, which is not in the logistics field, set up to receive EDI updates is a pain. Getting all fr
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
>> Quantrix Hadn't heard of it, I will check it out, thanks!
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
I think we're just arguing for the sake of it now. There is space for both viewpoints. >> Specific Region - the US. >> Specific Supply Chain - consisting for 100s of companies In my metro area alone (not in the top 20), the
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
>> 35 spreadsheets represent an workflow that your generic app will likely not automate This is part of knowing the niche. The "app" doesn't need to be generic, or an app at all. Add-ons for existing industry software,
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
agreed, a lot of it is niche knowledge that you could only gain by working in such a field or having close access to a company. Consulting within a niche is one way to do this.
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
>> problem is rarely that they are undeserved but that they are stuck with an nearly good enough computer platform and too much complexity This is true for large, enterprisey companies. But I'm talking about companies in $7-15M
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
Construction is a big field, and there are many niche industries within it. I work in natural stone. There are several different types of companies just in this niche. Usually the flow of product is: quarries -> factories -> distribu
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
I bought a Thinkpad P52S last year and installed Pop_OS. It's built on top of Ubuntu and I highly recommend it over Ubuntu. I used a macbook for ~7 years before this, and then Ubuntu for a ~1 year. Pop_OS is much more similar to macOS
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
keto.fm please buy it from me. it's a content site but could evolve to be an indiehackers for keto. There wasn't a site out there last I checked.
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
It's too new for me to have any meaningful advice. The transition has some bumps as I was trying to figure out the Heroku ecosystem (e.g. how to install a python package from a private pip repo, how to use a google credentials file, ho
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
>>Having information and services a click away has begun to feel almost like a burden. Everything has to happen instantly now. This has been a negative from a psychological perspective for me I feel you. I recently upgraded to a dumbp
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
Yes! In fact, I was using Digital Ocean for our company and in process of transferring everything to Heroku. It's been such a breath of fresh air/load off of my shoulders. As the sole developer, I don't need to worry about my
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
In case it wasn't clear (sarcasm is hard in text), this is not serious advice.
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by dhruvkar 7y ago
>>little person to sleep by 10 This. I regualrly slept between 1-3am for many years. After having a baby (6 month old), I'm ready to sleep whenever, and definitely can't stay up past 11. Huge win in terms of sleeping early

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