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by jakswa 7y ago
Depends on the database, in my opinion. Each one has quirks to be mindful of, depending on the amount of data you're migrating/touching. For example, if you accidentally put a 'default' on a column when you add it to pos
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by jakswa 8y ago
Sorry for the delay in responding, and thanks for asking these -- good questions to think about and get down. I'm gonna just answer with what I got in my head, as a web developer who is working on this: 1. Annual subscriptions is a goo
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by jakswa 8y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. I personally overlooked it. I added it right below the header for now -- maybe it'll move if I can figure out better placement for it.
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Show HN: Callwarden(callwarden.com)
21 points by jakswa 8y ago|7 comments
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The Night the PostgreSQL IDs Ran Out(medium.com)
4 points by jakswa 9y ago|0 comments
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by jakswa 10y ago
It's like we've all been fooled, and more than once. Shame on... shame on... you?
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by jakswa 11y ago
Is your printer one of those combo printer + fax machines? You can copy/paste the code you want to print into an email, email it to a computer with a fax connection, and then fax it to that printer.
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by jakswa 11y ago
I can get on board with 70% being too high. It's in line with their previous reservations, and $1k is still not chump change, but it is less than original $5k the Model S reservations went for. To put things in perspective, right now t
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by jakswa 11y ago
Nothing superior about offering preorders, besides the efficiency of the process (compared to a dealership model). That was me explaining why I thought the consumer market seems to agree. We don't have the numbers on Bolt because they
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by jakswa 11y ago
I'll echo this same sentiment. On one hand you've got what feels like pieces of GM trying to "turn an aircraft carrier around."[1] On the other hand you have a relatively nimble Tesla investing everything it has into mak
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by jakswa 11y ago
Can you give source for that $42.5k number? I remember seeing a number like that, but I believe it was describing the average price later down the road, when people choose their additional options and click 'buy' on the real thing
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by jakswa 11y ago
I think you're right in saying that anyone could do it, but in my opinion, it depends on the economics of the battery packs. If we truly are seeing the costs come down, as Tesla hoped and GM seem to be showing, then it'll be excit
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by jakswa 11y ago
I'll go out on a limb and call BS on this. An Amazon link doesn't do a good job saying Tesla has no battery tech. That I'm aware of, Tesla has at least designed some thermal management around their battery cells, to ensure op
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by jakswa 11y ago
The latest IE for Vista SP2 looks to be IE9, so it looks like it'll continue to receive updates. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle#gp/Microsoft-I...
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by jakswa 12y ago
Maybe the title should reflect that?
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by jakswa 12y ago
I switched to skimming the article at: [If] you just want to set up your single project with a task workflow, then go ahead and use Grunt (or gulp). They will serve you just fine.
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by jakswa 12y ago
Any more references here? It looks like you just mean the price for natural gas futures is $0.03/kWh. I am hesitant to believe that includes production and transport. In addition, are you including the efficiency at which natural gas i
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by jakswa 13y ago
Anyone know of any resources for writing plugins?
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by jakswa 14y ago
I think the web needs a user-driven repository of "how to learn X" submissions, so this could be good!