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by funkjunky 9y ago
App Engine Flex takes a long time to deploy, and always has. App Engine standard is what deploys quickly, and also scales quicker. Firewall settings work just fine for our platinum clients with complex network architectures, I don't s
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by funkjunky 9y ago
(GCP support here) This is a known bug, I've worked at least a few cases where this happened. There is a feature coming out soon that will allow different maintenance schedules to be set for masters/replicas, which will likely be
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by funkjunky 9y ago
(Google cloud support here) The pages you linked to are supposed to serve as client libraries reference only. If you want higher level instructions and examples, always start with the main Google Cloud docs first. On any page that offers in
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by funkjunky 9y ago
(Google cloud support) Unfortunately, this is a pain point that has no easy solution at the moment. It doesn't matter how trivial a change is, it isn't the docker deployment that is taking all that time. As mentioned above, the bo
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by funkjunky 12y ago
I've been waiting so, so long for this to happen. I got my biotech undergrad degree at a smaller school that didn't have the funding necessary to pay for common lab reagents, so our professors illegally generated their own taq po
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by funkjunky 13y ago
The best piece of advice I can give you is to do whatever you can to make, and keep, it as a daily habit. It is far better to do 5-10 minutes every morning than half an hour once a week. If you want any good resources, I've got a gre
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by funkjunky 13y ago
I was a ketamine user for over a decade. It really did work wonders for clinical depression, even brought me right out of suicidal hysteria and despair within moments, but it comes with severe drawbacks. It can ruin your bladder. It will
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by funkjunky 13y ago
"Setting the record straight" has only emboldened my opinion that this patent is pure baloney and YogaGlo is a disgrace to the yoga community AS WELL AS the business community. I hope this patent goes down in flames and YogaGlo i
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by funkjunky 13y ago
HAhaha that's my town!
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by funkjunky 13y ago
See my post here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6929509 There are tons of micro exercises you can come up, the trick is to "catch" yourself as often as possible every day. screw the 5 times, just try to ma
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by funkjunky 13y ago
I believe the flow state is essentially an active meditation. One accesses it by stilling the blah blah thought mind and ego enough to allow the subconscious to freely flow into action. There are plenty of ways to do this, in fact I'
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by funkjunky 13y ago
What the OP failed to do with his practice, which is a cornerstone of classic buddhist, yoga, and hindu practices, is that once one gains enough skill at the sitting or asana practice one is supposed to start progressively expanding the pra
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by funkjunky 13y ago
try doing your own experiment and just do it, I'm pretty sure you can find 20 minutes a day to set aside for it. The first thing that you will notice is that it is TOUGH, but after several weeks you'll start to gain moments of cl
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by funkjunky 13y ago
my thoughts as a yoga practitioner: Yoga is, first and foremost, a meditative practice. What separates it from sitting meditation is that the "hack" it employs not only combines breath awareness, but an ACTIVE breath/body&#x