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by jjoe 8y ago
I don't agree. The right person most likely had spent 5 months prior to get to the point of being able to do it in a day. This 5 months of trial and error is called learning.
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by jjoe 8y ago
I'm not reading any book in 2019. I usually find a moment of quiet during lunch and I would read then. But it developed into an eating habit and, as a side effect, a weight gain. I want to focus on building practical things this year i
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DocuSign: Connect your System of Agreement to blockchain technology(docusign.com)
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by jjoe 9y ago
Lots of good common sense advice and practical experience there. I've had my fair share as a devops/sysadmin working on crazy systems (more worse than better haha). So it's unsurprising how common sense isn't always put
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by jjoe 9y ago
Edited to mention Varnish. Also, adding caches is still resource scaling. This is a semantically correct. Caching can indeed cut down on resource usage. It isn't always a scale-up operation.
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by jjoe 9y ago
I'm not sure resource scaling is what's needed here. Just good ol' caching. Shameless plug: I built Cachoid[0] for caching as a service (leveraging Varnish mainly) to help with situations like this. [0] https://www
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by jjoe 9y ago
FOMO on the latest and greatest framework and the feeling of being left out. But deep down I know it's a distracrion; albeit a mentally taxing one.
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by jjoe 9y ago
Do you see the binary code? It’s right below her left elbow! It takes someone with astute observation skills to see this.
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by jjoe 9y ago
Got some speedy feedback from Karim. Definitely some great advice! Thanks
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FBI Busts Phantom Secure CEO for Selling Encrypted Phones to Gangs, Drug Cartels(gizmodo.com)
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by jjoe 9y ago
I had tentatively been planning on a freemium model, and I could not have been more wrong. Users were unanimously and strongly against it, so I had to find another way This took me by surprise. Why is HN against freemiums? I'm debati
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by jjoe 9y ago
I've had exposure to these hugs for a variety of websites. I'm not sure how it started but people I had helped with traffic isues started referring others to me. Anyway I got a glimpse of a pattern in a lot of these sites. So deci
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by jjoe 9y ago
Do you often find yourself having to adjust capacity when under traffic spikes? Would be happy to help smooth out the traffic using off server caching ( see https://www.cachoid.com ). Fremium plan would work well. Feel free to e
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by jjoe 9y ago
Right now high fees are halting usability. But LN should ease that and encourage wallet owner to transact more.
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by jjoe 9y ago
Vitamin D is a steroid hormone. Its potential impact on the body is substantial.
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by jjoe 9y ago
> Right now Bitcoin value is purely based on speculation That isn't factual. Analysts have found an almost perfect correlation between new wallets growth and btc's price. Transaction clearing delays will be fixed. Give it time.
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by jjoe 9y ago
> We will have a big Bitcoin crash, there will be a drastic correction on the price of crypto, specially when you look at what might be driving the current raise in value for Bitcoin. What do you think is driving the uptrend?
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by jjoe 9y ago
I'm curious about how people's arguing about Bitcoin's prospects correlates with their cryptocurrency holdings.
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512-Year-Old Shark Believed to Be Oldest Living Vertebrate(ibtimes.com)
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Ask HN: Successfully resisted buying on BF/CM? What's your PoV?
1 points by jjoe 9y ago|1 comments
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Cinnamon's increased effect on metabolism(ns.umich.edu)
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by jjoe 9y ago
To consider oneself smart.
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by jjoe 9y ago
We have such a hard time understanding and sensing our fellow human beings. So much that, and as a result, we start disputes and wage wars. Considering our intelligence spread is negligible, what makes one think we could perceive and much l
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by jjoe 9y ago
I'm certain some obscure optimizations were done from top to bottom for 140 chars. 280 chars will also require a different mindset and optimizations.
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by jjoe 9y ago
This might read a bit odd and tangential but I cringe every time I get into a ThyssenKrupp elevator. Thyssen and Krupp were huge fans of Hitler and the Nazis. The two families donated large sums of money to their cause. They both benefited
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by jjoe 9y ago
Answers will vary. But there exist one true test of the provider's ability to stick with you through thick and thin: it's the Turing test! See, providers have regressed (economy of scale and all) to the degree where their response
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Goldsmith on How to Be Interested(politico.com)
1 points by jjoe 9y ago|0 comments
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by jjoe 9y ago
> Putting varnish in front of any web server will help more. This has been my goto implementation because it can be rapidly deployed. Shameful plug: I've built Cachoid [0] for this very reason. It's a Varnish as a service pla
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by jjoe 9y ago
Quite a bit more. This is from my jump box: $ wc -l ~/.ssh/known_hosts 1240 /root/.ssh/known_hosts
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by jjoe 9y ago
It's crazy how time flies! Caching dynamic content is definitely tricky. Subsequent releases of the plugin have had WordPress specific VCLs among others. Cachoid has WordPress specific VCL too with a WP plugin so post edits/change

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