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by dstick 6y ago
Is this missing half the article? The page just stops on mobile and there’s no footer, nothing. I count 4 paragraphs in total.
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by dstick 6y ago
Isn’t that what DNS is for? I get that 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1 is easier to remember than an IPv6 address. But once you use 82.54.132.87 addresses - is it really that different from either saving an IPv6 in your ssh config file, or resolving it
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by dstick 6y ago
Until recently, every new LIR got a /22 with RIPE. That’s how I got mine. Right now, none are public any more so you indeed have to buy them. The whole RIR and IP ownership process is so antiquated it’s almost hilarious. It’s on par wi
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by dstick 6y ago
Yes, I think it would. Because despite the obvious business advantage they have, any would-be competitor would need IPs at a similar scale. That will either cost a ton more than Amazon has, or they simply won’t be available. I own 2048 IPv4
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by dstick 6y ago
Cadillac of sales? ...I’ll show myself out.
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by dstick 6y ago
Hehe, and then incorporate a company called "rm -rf /"
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by dstick 6y ago
Your answer is a mere 2 clicks away: https://github.com/Grew-dev/hacker-ai/blob/main/README.md
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by dstick 6y ago
That’s the whole basis for democracy is it not? That if everyone votes in their own best interest, you’d get a result that best reflects the voting populace.
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by dstick 6y ago
You are spot on. The big advantage Apple had is slowly fading away: quality control. First the keyboards, now this. As a freelance developer, my MacBook Pro is my livelihood. It’s dependence, great support and MacOS / Linux CLI was it’
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by dstick 6y ago
Who else thought that the Dread Pirate had risen from the ashes?
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by dstick 6y ago
Very interesting article. Explains spacetime in a way non-physicist like me understands. Even better than Hawking’s book did. Or maybe those books built the base of understanding that this article now profits from ;-) Fascinating stuff. Alw
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by dstick 6y ago
While I agree with your sentiment, how has this worked in the past? Did things reset to 0 during WW1 and 2?
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by dstick 6y ago
Go for the 16 inch. I’ve upgraded from my 2015 model (couldn’t stand the butterfly keys) and the wait was worth it! Great keyboard, physical escape key, 16 threads, large screen - great machine. It took them 5 years to get there so don’t ge
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by dstick 6y ago
E Coli Flower You’re welcome!
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by dstick 6y ago
I scanned all the way to the end and it seems this article is about.. tips to find a co-founder? If you expect to read a personal account with fresh insights that matches the HN title, you will be disappointed. I would have love to have rea
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by dstick 6y ago
Bravo! And because this is HN let me add: I love seeing light hearted responses like this that elicit a smile, on HN. Where the overall tone is normally very serious :)
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by dstick 6y ago
Yup, adopt to the business you’re in. As in, the company. Make suggestions if you think it’s worthwhile but in the end accept that there’s a “that is the way” in any company and you’re getting paid to learn and work with that “way”, and bui
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by dstick 6y ago
Seeing as the advice is given to work in feature branches, I think the target audience is those who just started working with git? Or on a bigger project, with other people? The only time I'd maybe work without feature branches is on a
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by dstick 6y ago
Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24858219
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by dstick 6y ago
Amen. A properly configured and hardened VPS on a service like Digital Ocean or Linode can run and vertically scale your app well into profitability. It’s really not that hard to manage a server with Nginx, Php (or whatever) and Mysql (or w
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by dstick 6y ago
At times like these I wish HN had stars!
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by dstick 6y ago
Yikes - never heard about ankles before. Are you sure that’s not a relieve and the cause at the same time?
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by dstick 6y ago
It’s the same with ANC. It’s still noise pumped into your ear. So even though you may perceive it as silence because it cancels out the sound waves entering your ears, it’s still sound entering, and thus facilitating tinnitus when exposed t
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by dstick 6y ago
Same for me, the tinnitus is actually comforting. Like the noise when showering vs taking a bath. As long as my hearing is fine, I’m fine. The only solution for tinnitus is habituation. Fighting it puts it into focus and makes it worse with
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by dstick 6y ago
If it’s related to your neck then it’s tension related, that’s one form of tinnitus, one that can be remedied. When you have actual ear damage, it’s quite another story :)
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by dstick 6y ago
Yep, it’s a definite ying and yang. Sapiens (the book) spends a few very interesting chapters on the inner workings of this dynamic and how it shaped the world as we know it.
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by dstick 6y ago
It’s an incomplete statement if you leave out the “why”. Lobbying. If that were regulated and corporation money didn’t indirectly buy votes through ad-spent but votes were won through actual policies and independent voter thinking, represen
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by dstick 6y ago
Interesting question, but the answer has to be less. I don’t have to lookup certain Sql queries, or code syntax because I know it by heart. Pretty sure I can whip out a prototype without leaving the IDE. If he’s looking something up, even i
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by dstick 6y ago
There’s a much more recent example from 2020: https://www.france24.com/en/20200703-france-united-kingdom-n... Police ran that service for quite a while before cracking down simultaneously across multiple countries.
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by dstick 6y ago
Agreed. Which in my view stems from the perverse need to simplify everything. Some things just aren’t simple. The “solution” of locking someone up and then walking away is easier than it is to help someone, work through relapses and end up

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