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by dudus 8y ago
I want to buy it but feel annoyed by these payment options. Tier 1: $39 - Full book when released and early access Tier 2: $89 - Tier 1 + updates for 2 years + extra chapters Tier 3: $289 - Tier 2 + free updates for life + more extr
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by dudus 8y ago
Time to capitalize on the senseless sudden hate for gitHub
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by dudus 8y ago
I have the opposite opinion. I think every few months I see an interesting feature being added that are slowly making github a better platform. Just for the last few months we've seen a lot of improvements for Enterprise, improvement t
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by dudus 8y ago
It looks like at least some projects got bugs imported. Maybe this is still ongoing? https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/glib/issues
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by dudus 8y ago
Severance packets is probably not an easy thing to negotiate when you are trying to sign an employment contract.
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by dudus 8y ago
Thanks for chiming in. I'm a big fan of your work. Did Google consult you on this product before launch?
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by dudus 8y ago
Wouldn't that also imply full data loss on server restarts?
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by dudus 8y ago
Why do you think they are using persistence at all, and why do you think Basic Tier doesn't have data loss on scaling? I read it differently. When they say full cache flush doesn't that imply full database flush, I was thinking al
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by dudus 8y ago
There's a fine print that says: > ¹Basic Tier instances experience a downtime and a full cache flush during scaling. Standard Tier instance experience very minimal downtime and loss of some unreplicated data during scaling operation
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by dudus 9y ago
This is not old news and the examples you provided are not proof that they were doing it prior. It is perfectly possible to crawl pages to get titles and FavIcons client side or using a web service that don't necessarily keep a log of
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by dudus 9y ago
I came here to say this. I bought a Pixel 2 XL for my wife last year and there was an option to use SIM-less with Project Fi. I was confused at first and went with it, and it worked. Then I just stored the old SIM. To be honest I don't
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by dudus 9y ago
It compares poorly. Zoho is to GSuite what OpenOffice is to Microsoft Office.
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by dudus 9y ago
Only if you didn't read the article since the author straight up says he checked against US embassy numbers. "Using data from almost 250 government monitors throughout the country, which closely matches monitors maintained by the
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by dudus 9y ago
That's the greek right there
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by dudus 9y ago
There are transaction costs for exchanges but there are also transaction costs for miners. Coinbase I think just lumps these into a single number, but other places you can choose the amount that goes to miners, on the risk of taking longer
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by dudus 9y ago
Mods need to update title. The current title is "It’s Not About Ranking #1 – The Monopoly Strategy" Seems to be a generic article about SEO
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by dudus 9y ago
I tried audio books on Google play and was positively surprised. Great UX ... I can cast to my Chromecast audio, I can add a shortcut to resume my book with one click on my phone. It integrates with Google assistant, easy chapter navigation
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by dudus 9y ago
Can someone explain to me why are we sending a Tesla to Mars? I mean other than shits and giggles, is there any value in having it there? I assume putting stuff in the space is expensive and I wonder if that effort couldn't have gone t
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by dudus 9y ago
They say it's their "institutional investors", they never release who these are (some people say it's Bitfinex themselves), they never release what bank they use or which country is the money deposited in. It's rott
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by dudus 9y ago
If you trade it for bitcoin someone is selling you that bitcoin for tether. That person will go ahead and trade that tether for some other coin.... rinse repeat, but in the end someone is holding that Tether, if exchanges stop accepting tet
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by dudus 9y ago
Holy Shit, are they just trying to print out tethers out of thin air right now to pump Bitcoin? And it seems to be working, at least for now. This can't end up well.
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by dudus 9y ago
Besides all the tips you already got I also recommend pramp, I tried it a couple months ago and had a good experience. https://www.pramp.com/ Besides the coding part you should also think about your non-coding interviews. T
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by dudus 9y ago
Maybe you should handle your own password management issue better if you want Coinbase to provide good support.
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by dudus 9y ago
Right. But not for mining or splits that could be seen as income.
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by dudus 9y ago
Just do not connect them to the WiFi and suddenly they all are dumb
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by dudus 9y ago
Maybe you don't know but we are talking about a company that once raised $100k to dig a hole for no reason. That was last years campaign.... Whatever they do it can't be more wasteful than last years. https://www.thegua
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by dudus 9y ago
I had one contacting me on my Playstation messager account. I didn't even know that was a thing to be honest.... Same story about cam.... "She" wanted to go on cam with me.... sounded more like a bot. I didn't follow thr
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by dudus 9y ago
I'm not an expert on of any sorts. But these cashback values are much better than my current credit card. And I pay an $100 a year fee for mine. This one is free. It just seems a very solid card.
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by dudus 9y ago
Do you have co-workers that do the same job you do? If you do whatever job description they draw for you needs to apply to your coworkers as well. They can't say your job description requires a degree on "Performance Studies"
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by dudus 9y ago
That can be said about any hn story.

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