jessejmc

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by jessejmc 5y ago
Thank you for the article "Best Practices Around Production Ready Web Apps with Docker Compose". I've been referring to it since seeing the original HN submission [0]. Something like Kubernetes was overkill for my needs, espe
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by jessejmc 5y ago
Don't know about Yves Klein specifically but remember seeing this video from Vox: "Why these all-white paintings are in museums and mine aren't" [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aGRHOpMRUg
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by jessejmc 8y ago
I've been using it with SyncTrayzor on Windows for a few years and have found it extremely reliable. Currently syncing 3 computers with ~ 10,500 files, 600 folders, and 280 GiB. It is set up for LAN only, as I don't have a use cas
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by jessejmc 8y ago
Drawabox has some great exercises and starts by teaching the mechanical skills necessary for drawing. https://drawabox.com/
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by jessejmc 9y ago
Usually general fasting with only water consumed. Many practitioners will allow unadulterated coffee or tea. I haven't seen much evidence to indicate that dry fasting provides additional health benefits over water fasting.
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by jessejmc 11y ago
FastMail has an option to use subdomain addressing[0]. Instead of user+string@example.com, it can be string@user.example.com. [0] https://www.fastmail.com/help/receive/addressing.html
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by jessejmc 11y ago
The right way to solve this is that Visa and Master Card need to develop a standard to make super easy to generate a unique payment number everytime you make an online purchase. Then that should be built in as a browser extension or compon
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by jessejmc 11y ago
Check out BARF (biologically appropriate raw food, bones and raw food). It's possible to formulate the meals yourself, but it's hard to get the nutrients right. Several companies offer a balanced raw refrigerated/frozen produ
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by jessejmc 11y ago
There is an Apache/mod_wsgi image from the mod_wsgi maintainer. It was pretty easy to set up, and Graham has more in depth documentation on his blog. https://github.com/GrahamDumpleton/mod_wsgi-docker I've be
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by jessejmc 13y ago
This happened to me with Batman: Arkham Asylum. Not saying that the game was bug-ridden, but I couldn't get it to run on my computer. I had previously spent thousands of dollars through Steam, and after they wouldn't refund a $5 s
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by jessejmc 13y ago
ISP: Comcast Location: Acworth, GA
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by jessejmc 13y ago
Guild Wars 2 is like this. I was trying to use the same password for two accounts and received “Unavailable password. You or someone else has used it before."
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by jessejmc 14y ago
Bottle supports Python 3 (as does CherryPy, Pyramid, and Tornado), while Flask currently doesn't. Depending on project requirements, this may or may not be important.
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by jessejmc 15y ago
This happened to me twice. Both times I asked for a refund and Valve refused. I was quite insistent and even mailed and faxed a letter to their corporate headquarters. This strategy has worked with other companies, but I never heard back fr
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by jessejmc 15y ago
http://db.tt/nVCbbbzL Thanks.
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Cloudfrag - Game Servers On Demand(cloudfrag.com)
8 points by jessejmc 15y ago|2 comments
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by jessejmc 16y ago
How did you find your article writer?
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by jessejmc 16y ago
6) Make sure you have an ISBN so you control your metadata. Could you go into more detail? I understand what an ISBN is, but why is it important for self publishing ebooks?
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by jessejmc 16y ago
http://www.linode.com/about/ - In the Interesting Statistics box. 48% of deployments are Ubuntu 24% of deployments are Debian 16% of deployments are CentOS 4.3% of deployments are Fedora 3.1% of deployments are Gentoo
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by jessejmc 16y ago
This is the kind of post that makes HN awesome. A person can ask for help and get a response from someone experienced in that area.
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by jessejmc 16y ago
Does this process really work? Are standards written and then products are built to those standards, or are products built and then the standards are created from those working products? I've been considering a web app in Python 3, but with
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by jessejmc 16y ago
Is it possible to build a compiler in a high level language, such as Python, Ruby, Clojure, etc...? Note: This may be an obvious question, but compilers are so far out of my area of experience that I don't even know what questions to ask.
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by jessejmc 16y ago
Just read through this Scheme Edition: http://peter.michaux.ca/articles/scheme-from-scratch-bootstr...
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by jessejmc 17y ago
Could anyone recommend particularly good Python code?
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by jessejmc 17y ago
I typed with an index, middle, and ring finger style (+thumb for space) before devoting a few weeks to convert to full touch typing. I went from 50 wpm to 70 wpm. That said, the only time I ever maintain 70 wpm is stream of consciousness wr
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by jessejmc 17y ago
tl;dr Restaurants that sell cheap meals, like bowls of beef and rice, are lowering prices. The expectation of cheap food is causing other restaurants to seem too expensive, which may cause them to lower prices as well. The lower prices lead
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by jessejmc 17y ago
The United States is not a democracy, it is a republic. Democracy is mob rule and is something the founding fathers were very much against.
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by jessejmc 17y ago
The main disagreement is on the existance of private property, which has far reaching implications.
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by jessejmc 17y ago
I think it was just a funny reference to the episode.
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by jessejmc 17y ago
"Each expert judge on the prize panel took turns shooting against two unidentified opponents-one human-controlled, the other a bot created by a contestant. After 10 to 15 minutes, the judge tried to identify the AI. To win the big prize, wo

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