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freeqaz
6y ago
It is such a delicious flavor. Mmmmm... Red licorice is a scam!
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6y ago
Pardon the delay. Check out something like this and it might fix your problem! I love this w/ my desk because I can adjust my height all day :) Rise UP Electric Adjustable Height Width Standing Desk Legs Frame Base. Ergonomic Motorized
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6y ago
There is a reason that "FizzBuzz" is a meme! I love the expression, "Job candidates who can't seem to program their way out of a wet paper bag." It's too true. A quick search found the source article that I rea
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6y ago
Something that bothers me a lot with desks: The legs sticking out and cutting into your foot space. Especially when you have an "L" desk and the legs stick out to block the entire "inner corner" bit. I have a custom desi
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6y ago
> Apple also charges 30% of much of your software and content purchases Ah, yeah. That's a good point! > the hardest(hardware) isn't particularly expensive relative to similar competitor hardware. Their margins are higher th
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6y ago
I use Spotify for 95% of my listening. Their ability to sync songs that aren't on Spotify though is pretty bad, and that's why I used Play Music. There are just some albums/bands that I want to listen to that aren't easi
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6y ago
Thank you for sharing. This is awesome! It looks like they replace Google Play Services with MicroG and so this is (fairly truly) a full de-Google'd phone. I might try to flash this on my old phone sometime soon. :)
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6y ago
> But can’t those basically be considered part of the operating system at this point? That's exactly why I switched because the idea that I can't disable Play Services is bonkers. It does look like MicroG (open-source replaceme
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6y ago
Thank you for sharing. This is hilarious!
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6y ago
I just swapped from Android to an iPhone for privacy concerns. The other side of the fence is pretty user hostile as well. Google makes you disable a lot of functionality on the phone if you try to get out of their invasive tracking. And th
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6y ago
This comment makes me realize that I've experienced both sides of this coin now. I've had the manager that asked for daily email updates. And I've worked in a grind silo until I was finished. There is a balance between them.
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6y ago
We can more readily validate gravitational lensing than any early universe physics. So my guess would be that modeling the lensing is the easy part to validate :)
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6y ago
Still valuable as a way to observe a potentially habitable planet in more detail. If we wanted to launch a probe there, it would take a lot more time!
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6y ago
For many people, myself included, this is a primary source for my news. Having the biggest bits of what is happening in the world is helpful. If people find it interesting enough to vote this up... I'm okay with that.
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6y ago
If you do want that massive concurrency you can use PyWren! https://github.com/pywren/pywren
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6y ago
I think 14 because he mentioned being in a 2016 batch of YC
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6y ago
It's fairly limited right now to testing single blocks in the editor. We recently added support for Git-based development to address testing. The idea there is that each block is just a chunk of code living in a Git repo, so you can us
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6y ago
That's funny because the Tekton website[0] has this as their first text: "Tekton is a powerful and flexible open-source framework for creating CI/CD systems, allowing developers to build, test, and deploy across cloud provide
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6y ago
I hadn't heard of Snaplogic before. Had to dig in. Thanks for sharing -- this is helpful context to have. There are so many companies across different spaces that it's hard to find them all! Glad you found the docs here[0] (for an
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6y ago
I hadn't heard of it before. Thanks for sharing! What are the types of problems you're hoping to untangle, more specifically? I assume you want something like... A workflow where each step maps to some provisioning process? If tha
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6y ago
Workflows and orchestration are my jam -- that's what we're trying to simplify over at https://refinery.io Conductor is a cool piece of tech, and it's a well-established player in a rapidly growing space for workf
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6y ago
I ended up making this jump. What I've found works best for me: - In the car I have a Bluetooth audio adapter for the aux in my older car. Works great. - In my backpack I have a pocket where I always leave a headphone adapter. I always
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6y ago
Is it possible to play around with the playground for this? I couldn't find a link when I searched for it.
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I keep a bag of raw carrots in the fridge to help with this for myself. The other aspect I've found is with periodic fasting, these urges tend to go away for me. I remember being extremely lethargic before dinner when I had a worse die
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6y ago
Funny, this was the inverse of my experience growing up in Hawaii. UPS and Fedex were an hour drive to get the package. USPS would bring to the post office down the road. I always tried to get USPS whenever I could
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6y ago
Kotlin is statically typed only runs on the JVM though, I thought?
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$35-40 an hour is well within the range of a "that sounds fun to grab my friends and mess around with it for a few hours on the weekend" budget! Especially if you can use spot instances or a cheaper cloud host. But I guess without
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Is it possible to download and play with the trained models? I know that training the model would be absurdly expensive, so I'm curious if it is possible to download one of the already trained artifacts of one of the models. I can'
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6y ago
Did you read the article? :)
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6y ago
Thanks for this. Read his Wikipedia page[0] and a few blue links. Crazy how wild the 60s were with racism! The police did nothing to stop mobs because of people riding on a bus... Mind blowing 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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