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by ericb 5y ago
I ran build on an app component image in our stack that runs Java. The error: cmd=build info=container id='81b1a416016ee571209338206bffcf8925b5642a41b4921a2ebde35e10e9047b' status='created' name='dockerslimk_67078_2
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by ericb 5y ago
Sounds interesting. I'm wondering how it works. I tried it on a few images and got inscrutable errors, though.
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by ericb 5y ago
You can't go by cases/day though--there's a cohort problem. In the slow growth scenario, when you are at 20,000 cases a day, the deaths on that day are from the seeds of cases that started "long" ago. When you get t
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by ericb 5y ago
I think you have it backwards. It says meat intake is inversely correlated to all-cause mortality.
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by ericb 5y ago
> won't scale well Really? https://twitter.com/ShopifyEng/status/1465806691543531525 Github is in Rails. I mean, seems like it scales just fine.
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by ericb 5y ago
I think there were some edits after I replied.
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by ericb 5y ago
Your reply is totally off-topic for the parent you replied to.
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Right, so your solution to avoid relying on an open source library for your company's success is to use an open source adapter to rely on another open source library. It seems to the unenlightened like you're still depending on an
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by ericb 5y ago
If we flip the script and imagine a world where everyone lives healthily, forever, the person advocating that everyone die painfully at 70 seems like a murderous psychopath.
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by ericb 5y ago
Where do these adapters come from?
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by ericb 5y ago
> If you offer your software at no charge, you shouldn't be surprised if people accept that offer. So I even disagree with the "moral obligation" Sure, but don't complain then, if it doesn't work, or you get hac
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by ericb 5y ago
Not a lawyer, but... If OP has first use in commerce that predates theirs they could start, or threaten to start, the paperwork to have the trademark tossed. If they see you are asking questions that aren't a response to bullying, but
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by ericb 5y ago
Normal will be "new" in ways, which is always true, really. If you look at the broad scale of human history, though, there have been hundreds of epidemics, and we got past them. I suspect there's an end to be had via broad-ba
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by ericb 5y ago
Not the op, but the post-crash buying pattern seems weird to me. If these groups with billions of dollars have a price at which they "become interested" in bitcoin it seems weird to then buy it up so fast that they don't get
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by ericb 5y ago
I really like the crispness of actual black. Note: the font you're reading right now is #000000.
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by ericb 5y ago
Interesting list. Would you be willing to add in edits on what you use each one for? For example, Zapier "moves things between web apps." Is that an ETL as a service? What is it E'ing, T'ing and L'ing, though?
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by ericb 5y ago
Thank-you!
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If anyone is interested in load testing in your language of choice using your page objects, postman, or any request-making executable , drop me a line. I have a magical solution, and I'm looking for people to try it. edit: thanks m
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by ericb 5y ago
Those error log messages will save me time--super excited about that!
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Ask HN: What do you do with old/damaged/imperfect MacBooks?
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by ericb 5y ago
No one uses Rails anymore--it doesn't scale, said one developer to the other while pushing their code to github.
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by ericb 5y ago
Really? Both lab rats and wild animals have been consistently gaining weight for the last 50 years. Is your hypothesis that they have just gotten lazy?
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by ericb 5y ago
> I mean, this pretty much answers the question. It really doesn't though. Wild animals and lab rats have been gaining weight.
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by ericb 5y ago
During the covid lockdown, I had some fireflies in my backyard. Gone this year, and I haven't seen them in any of the other years I've been here. I wonder if there's a correlation?
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How does it work?
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Ugh, no. The problems of just exposing your database really come out after you try living with it. We wanted to make schema changes on the back-end, but the front-end queries were tied to it. Those queries were in apps run by different grou
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by ericb 5y ago
I don't think that's the issue. The issue is that the United States provides such a poor safety net for those with health issues that one person's failing health destroys the economic potential of one or more people around th
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A licensing comparison would be a good addition.
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Their seven day measurement time window choice is a bit suspect. I'd like to see a much longer time horizon. I'd also like to see it analyzed by population density. They chose a time window where the Northern well-vaccinated state
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by ericb 5y ago
I agree, it doesn't cost 2x. An SPA probably costs more like 3-4x. Coordinating two apps is much harder than one app. A reference for this topic is the Mythical Man Month, which concludes that communication overhead is what is expensiv

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