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10y ago
Hey Matt, Thank you for posting this. I'm bootstrapping Remarkbox and currently accepting beta sign ups.
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10y ago
The youtube algorithm and setup is really messed up, but it reminds me of the google algorithm for search. This video shows that crap uploads and clickbait rule youtube. I was actually fooled by these content creators and they used it as an
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10y ago
I'm running a profitable productized service called LinkPeek ( https://linkpeek.com ) Web page screen shots as a service. My biggest take away is that Hacker News is typically not my target market. I don't think I have
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10y ago
I think if I was doing operations for a company using a static site I would end up with something similar. I suppose my original perspective was coming from a one-person operation.
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10y ago
Jekyll is way more simple from a "stack" perspective. It has no database, has less moving parts. Wordpress is simple from an end user perspective. Services like medium and tumblr hide the complexity from its users. Its a trade off
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10y ago
This solution is sort of weird to me. To me, the allure of a static site or a static blog is to simplify the stack; To bring it back to the basics. Static HTML served by a good ole-fashion web server. Adding the cognitive burden of "se
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10y ago
I travel to Old Lyme Connecticut at least once a week. This is the town where Lyme disease was diagnosed as a separate condition for the first time. Its also where the illness gets its name. We have a lot of ticks. Scientists link invasive
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10y ago
I feel the same about cars as I do about drones in that they are very dangerous. The car industry had a history of blaming the victim as a "jay-walker" and even lobbying for laws against them. In another universe we have a name fo
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10y ago
I'm still running google analytics but I don't look at it anymore, the spam is unbearable and I don't have time to figure out how to create filters. Its not my problem to figure out either. I'm really excited for Mirro
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10y ago
I run a g6 dl160 (SmartOS) and g6 dl180 (Freenas) at my house. Both from eBay for a total of $800.
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10y ago
That can play a part.
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10y ago
I put lots of my pictures here: http://unturf2.tumblr.com/ I have not really documented any of my tests thoroughly. Gardening is tricky because it takes a year or more to test / verify ideas. It takes multiple years t
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10y ago
Yeah, the heating pads or seed starting is a great idea. I bought a bunch of 72 watt incandescent bulbs for when the seedlings sprout. I've been using one at my desk to keep my body / hands warm. Beats heating the whole room when
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10y ago
Every time I see a gardening with tech post I get mildly irritated now that I have been actually gardening for 5 years. I'm of the opinion that we need less tech and more systems with integrated design to take the human labor out of g
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10y ago
It will list the size of every file and directory in human readable form. Output is related to your present working directory.
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10y ago
You can quickly move toward the problem and continue to run 'du'.
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10y ago
cd / && du -sh *
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10y ago
Hmmm, maybe I found an "open source" client that was written in Java then. I remember having to mess with JAR files.
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I was just thinking about WASTE recently in the last 2 weeks since Trump took office. WASTE was written in Java and was sort of tricky to setup / understand. At one point about 10 years ago, I had a small 8 person "dark net"
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On the server side you could make predictions. However client A would not be able to see client B's keystrokes. Its sort of like using Javascript to submit an HTML input field on every key press (AJAX).
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10y ago
They don't appear to loose their flavor. I use them as ingredients in beans, chili, and sauce. I'm going to freeze way more next year, it turned out amazing. Sure beats loosing 40 of them to spoilage from a glut harvest! : )
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10y ago
A heirloom has nothing to do with it, that just means its seeds create fruit true to the parent fruit. I have taken some really tasty hybrids and grew them back down into a heirloom of sorts. I've started to grow tomatoes 5 years ago.
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10y ago
I learned that its easier and way faster to quarter tomatoes and freeze them, then to can.
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10y ago
Shop local and "real" fresh, like picked that day.
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I started doing this and then started feeling bad about all the energy and water being used. I thought about filling the tub with hot water and purchasing a high powered pump to circulate water to produce a shower effect.
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10y ago
"On Thursday, the group of scientists who orchestrate the Doomsday Clock, a symbolic instrument informing the public when the earth is facing imminent disaster, moved its minute hand to two and a half minutes before the final hour.&quo
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10y ago
Yes LinkPeek makes me profits. The use case appears to vary a _lot_ between customers. Either this is an indicator that I have not targeted or found my market or I have not marketed to my target properly.
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I'm the founder of https://linkpeek.com and "email web page screenshots" was on my "idea" Trello board for over 3 years. I'm actually happy somebody else created it. : ) Good luck with your launch!
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10y ago
No because: - Lambdascript runs on Python3.x - Grumpy runs on Python2.7
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10y ago
Is RhodeCode still Pylons or have to migrated to Pyramid?
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