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hippich
9y ago
When we just moved to the USA, I was really concerned with keeping costs down. GNUCash totally helped to keep spending under control. It covered my fulltime job + occasional freelancing accounting perfectly.
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At what time will the YC S18 invites/rejection emails be sent?
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hippich
9y ago
This is interesting idea, never thought about it! thanks!
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hippich
9y ago
Quite a lot years ago I had to drive for 6 hours straight at night to get on time to place where I needed to be (air flight was not available back then for me) What I noticed that when I was following posted/safe speed limit, I was qui
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hippich
9y ago
Well.. It depends on what you are doing. If indeed you are using majority of AWS services, then yeah, getting off these will be hard to impossible. But if all you use is RDS, EC2 and S3 - it is quite easy to move to dedicated hardware once
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hippich
9y ago
another provider of well-priced dedicated hardware is OVH - https://www.ovh.com.au/dedicated-servers/all_servers.xml You can see there 64Gb boxes with NVMe drives startin around $160 USD per month. Not as much savings
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hippich
9y ago
I am not talking about auction thing here, just their regular dedicated servers offerings. They are bare metal and it is up to you to set it up, but savings are in the 5x - 10x range if you can avoid waste by underutilizing hardware (i.e. c
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hippich
9y ago
What else it shows - how expensive AWS hardware vs hosting own hardware. I guess you have to consider how often you have to scale, but hetzner offers dedicated servers with 64Gb and NVMe drives starting from 54 euros per month - https:
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hippich
9y ago
From title first thought was - "Wow, this is awesome security/privacy feature of the file system!" and then from reading comments I realise it is a bug
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Introducing Gemini Block Trading
(gemini.com)
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hippich
9y ago
why would management sabotage company like that? I think in USA it is pretty easy to lay off people.
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hippich
9y ago
that is really funny mistype :)) makes one think... :)
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hippich
9y ago
Just curious - where agriculture labour would go if there would be no strict immigration laws?
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Three Generations of a Hackneyed Apologia for Censorship Are Enough
(popehat.com)
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hippich
9y ago
You can end up in this situation if you traded profitably in 2017 (which is totally reasonable to expect due all the price hikes) and then lost a lot in trades in 2018. As far as how he got $330k - each time you convert one crypto to anothe
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hippich
9y ago
correction - if you send thousands emails in short period of time - then new device is considered spam sender. Typically there are no issues sending small amount of emails (like logs from server) unless IP address was already blacklisted af
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hippich
9y ago
Eventually you will have full control over it (we haven't build it out,) and if you dislike it for any reason - you just do not participate.
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hippich
9y ago
You will laugh, but yes, USSR also had troubles with toilet paper from time to time (while launching satellites i guess) - https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&pr...
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hippich
9y ago
Some related experience: At Blackboard we developed yet another DnD library only because existing react solutions were not accessible - https://github.com/blackboard/react-dnd-ax . But unfortunately it is not quite &qu
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hippich
9y ago
and most likely broken in already - http://www.juga.com/idpage.php?id=23%27%22
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hippich
9y ago
We are working on hashcash.io - replacement for captcha. no more frustration to guess what google meant, just computer proof of work and you are good to go
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9y ago
Hm.. We use Mailchimp for our rather smallish mailing list at hashcash.io, and we are "producing", so I guess we are about to be slashed.. For other projects recently I started using Mautic + Sovereign Ansible playbooks to setup m
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hippich
9y ago
Looks neat! Tried 1+ top level nodes and it automatically marked them as a child of first one. Not sure if this is broken or is a feature tho, just wanted to comment.
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Telegram Loses Bid to Block Russia from Encryption Keys
(bloomberg.com)
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hippich
9y ago
I am no story designer and just checked it out out of interest. For whatever reason drawing (using touchpad on my laptop) is super slow (running it in Ubuntu 16.04) - is it expected and I should be using tablet to draw, or this is some issu
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hippich
9y ago
I recently started actively using profiles feature in Chrome. At first because it was convenient to keep each profile on each own KDE activity, but after awhile I started to use separate profiles for anonymous browsing, testing various chro
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hippich
9y ago
Just a heads up - we, Hashcash.io, working on V2 of our product which will incorporate some bits discussed here: mining and currency and micropayments with new blockchain and PoW approach. We applied to YC18 summer batch, but either way we
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hippich
9y ago
Note that you never mentioned person who actually receives service. IMHO problem is exactly that - none of players you mentioned truly interested in long term cost control. Some might just care about short term budgets, but otherwise all of
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hippich
9y ago
minor correction - not all blockchains built around public view of all transactions.
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9y ago
as well as employer, who paid tax on that $20 to the person who lost it as well as person who found it, who paid tax on that $20, who paid employer for service, who paid person who lost it this could be non stop recursion :)
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