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> Only go to the event if you have enough meetings with a clear line to enough value for it to make sense. I agree with this, unless you've never been to one of these events. If you've never been, try to make some connections b
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Can you share anything specific about what was clunky/ not snappy about streamlit? I've been exploring streamlit, and it took a little bit to figure out how to use it well, and deploy it appropriately.
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Nobody would need to buy it. They'd just need to offer it for sale.
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As a long-time search and rescue volunteer, this passage sounds really problematic: > Another section prohibits hunters from using artificial lights of any kind while carrying a firearm or other weapon I absolutely understand why we don&
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That was a fantastic read. My favorite excerpt: > These laws are not about protecting speech. They’re about politicians ensuring that a favored constituency has access to someone else’s megaphone to spread a message I was a high school t
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I was a high school science teacher when that song was popular. That was a fun time!
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Why do you say "thinking of launching" here, but the page you link to makes it sound as if this is an existing service? From the page: "Our team has set up entities across the world servicing millions of customers"
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Thanks for the 429 reports, I'll do some optimization.
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Sorry about that, when I first posted I copied the URL from the page I was using. It had a bunch of login cruft that doesn't work for public access. The link should be updated, so it should work now.
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Show HN: Easily compare the costs of newsletter platforms
(nl-compare.streamlit.app)
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Are there any isolated parts of the system that you can work on outside of the fully-built system? Maybe there's some refactoring that needs to be done, where you can do some of the work in isolation and then stage it for the next buil
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I think the best piece of swag I ever got was a high-quality fidget spinner from Pluralsight. Even though fidget spinners were a fad, they're still pretty cool to have around. That one from the conference is still around in our house s
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There are things you can love. It might sound silly unless you've climbed mountains in the winter, but I love my ice axe. It's let me go places I'd never be able to go otherwise. That said, it is different from the love I hav
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I'll share a take that comes from spending many years as a classroom teacher. Every classroom is a community. Regardless of your views on education, you have to do something to manage that community. If you do nothing, then the loude
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I'm a science teacher, and every time I introduced students to the periodic table I tried to use one of the extended versions. For people just learning atomic structure, that version is much nicer for building an understanding of the c
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UNIX: A History and a Memoir | Brian Kernhigan For me, this book finally told the human story behind so many CLI commands and ideas I'd been using for decades. https://www.amazon.com/UNIX-History-Memoir-Brian-Kernighan&
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The Value of Streaks
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The Joys of Holiday Coding
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Assuming you're talking about the overall sharp drop-off and not the bounce-backs, this was my favorite way to explain it to students: We live near the ocean, and we have a rocky shoreline. We have a couple coves nearby. One cove is ab
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Your last post mentioned a potential 6-figure payout. If that's realistic, then paying a lawyer to craft a communication that requires a response will be a lot more productive than continuing to post here. A drawn out lawsuit would be
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My favorite graph of all time is the one that demonstrate Voyager 1 had left the solar system. I was a high school math and science teacher at the time, and I spent the whole day sharing this graph with students. It was so much fun watching
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I live in Sitka, AK. I don't know my town's land area, but we're roughly a 14-mile strip of land right between the base of steep mountains and the ocean. Most of town is about a half-mile from coast to mountains, with some st
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Santa Cruz is certainly an outlier, but we're definitely seeing it all over the country. I'm in a small town in southeast AK. Most of the buildable land has already been claimed. Tourism is growing faster than local people can sup
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I think the more important point would be that many of their most prominent writers would not put up with it. I imagine that has way more influence than a large number of writers with tens to hundreds of subscribers.
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The increased context size will have the most significant impact on my work. That's where I run into limitations, when reviewing written work and code. I've been feeding written work into GPT in chunks, and I'm really happy t
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I've been using Git pretty much since it came out, and I just learned about "porcelain" this week. I have a project that involves parsing the output of `git status`, and adding the `--porcelain` flag is really helpful. It gen
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I spent many years teaching middle and high school math and science, and I really enjoyed it. I was always a hobbyist programmer, and as time went on I kept looking for ways to use the programming skills I had developed. I taught some progr
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Long Live the Test Pyramid
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Which one did you get?
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My favorite keyboards are not backlit, and I was frustrated to have to put them aside after sunset. I ended up getting a small battery powered light and attaching it to the bottom of my desk. It shines on my lap, and lets me use non-backlit
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