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gandreani
11mo ago
To me, happiness is related more to gratitude than to intelligence. You could have very little and be happy and you can have a lot (money, friends, autonomy) and be miserable. The modern world has a lot of stressors but also a lot of things
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11mo ago
I get the error `Your store is blocked` when trying to load the images
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Show HN: One Million and One Checkboxes. Running on Elixir and Mithril.js
(onemillionandonecheckboxes.com)
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2y ago
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gandreani
3y ago
This is really cool! I'm shocked at the image quality. Thanks for sharing
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gandreani
4y ago
I would also like to know! I use Obsidian for a lot and I'm constantly amazed by what other people think up of
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gandreani
4y ago
Did you do the re-mapping using webpack? I haven't heard of this approach before and it sounds really promising
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4y ago
I see how having multiple Postgres compute nodes scales up reads, which is great! Does separating the "write" functionality into the Pagekeepers service allow writes to scale as well? Seems like there's no upper limit for sca
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gandreani
6y ago
Which blog post?
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6y ago
This is sick! I'm saving this for sure. I also really appreciate linking to other learning materials in the beginning (both free and non-free)
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6y ago
You can uninstall the snap package for gnome-calculator and install the apt package instead. I just did it and it's quick to boot up again as it should :)
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gandreani
6y ago
In the "Goodwill Tops by State Over Time" section, it seems like Missouri is skewing the scale when I select "Price relative to overall average". It's a shame I was really interested in that particular viz!
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gandreani
6y ago
Great share! I wish these were shorter but I guess I have to breakout my notepad again
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6y ago
Yes sorry about that. I copied these notes from my personal notes. The other commenter explained it well enough https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23754612
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6y ago
I wrote some cliff notes if anyone else is interested Company is called Solugen. $12 M/yr in 2019, on track for >30 M/yr in 2020 Wastewater treatment is 80% of their revenue Bio-engineered a yeast to create produce enzymes that
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6y ago
The follow up article addresses this concern. Similar results https://dragan.rocks/articles/20/Clojure-Numpy-Cupy-CPU-GPU-...
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6y ago
I don't doubt the author gained benefits from the lifestyle change. I just appreciate the lack of hyperbole when describing how they feel. It's hard to get nutrition and health advice without a product/service incentive attac
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6y ago
> As a result I’ve improved a number of biomarkers (e.g. resting heart rate, resting blood glucose, strength, endurance, nutritional deficiencies, etc). I wish I could say I feel significantly better or sharper, but honestly I feel about
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6y ago
We overlapped for a short time. It was my first job straight out of college. I worked around some really nice people but even my inexperienced self knew that it wasn't a good environment to grow (terrible code base, silo-ed teams, arch
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6y ago
This is awesome! I'm really liking the .NET Core. Seems like a really productive platform with no obvious downsides (good performance, and cross-platform compatibility?) You did a lot in 1.5 months. How much would you contribute your s
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7y ago
Thanks for your work! I'm currently using rclone to backup my camera photos. It's lovely software Also thanks for implementing sync to different storage providers. It's probably tempting to just implement the big players, lik
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7y ago
This is awesome. Love the minimalistic UI. I might sign up if I ever decide to get back into options trading
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7y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I had similar thoughts/feelings on the philosophical perspective on providing for your children and this is really well presented.
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7y ago
The area where the goats trim will likely have thicker foaliage next year. Grazing by animals is a natural part of the ecosystem. The dead foliage that they eat is turned into poop which fertilizes the ground I learned about it from this Te
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8y ago
Thanks for sharing this! I'm close (hopefully) to finishing an app using PyQt5 and the fbs library will be super helpful :)
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8y ago
The best time to build a rail system is kind of like the best time to plant a tree. 20 years ago. It's sad but it seems to me contemporary Americans don't want to pay for something that they will only reap the benefits of in later
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8y ago
That's neat! Where did you learn this?
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8y ago
Little late with the reply and it's probably disappointing too. I don't use discord so I don't have any opinions about what their product or future is
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8y ago
Slack is no longer for "hackers". It's mainstream now. My company of 500 with only 30 devs uses it. These are power moves by Slack. They want to have greater control over the communication medium and presentation If you thoug
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8y ago
This is trauma inducing. Well done
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8y ago
Just a thought. This might actually be trivial to implement in a unix environment from the administration side of things. I'm not 100% sure but all child processes inherit the env vars from the parent correct? So setting `environment=p
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