kaishiro

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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   I don't mean to offend, but aren't these all sort of...common sense?
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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   But you eventually go back to the TV show, or turn the volume back up, having skipped the ads, no?
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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   Do you also think it's wrong to change the channel when an ad starts playing on TV, or to turn the volume down when an ad starts playing on the radio?
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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   Why would it?
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   The greatest and most underutilized domain I've ever seen(console.info)

   2 points by kaishiro 10y ago|0 comments
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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   Eloquent JS is one of my all time favorite programming books. I recommend it often.
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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   You're not alone, and it makes me feel all warm and fuzzy that you feel this way. I travel a lot for work - currently in Melbourne - and while this will probably sound absurd, the most poignant reminder that I'm not back home is t
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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   Man, my surname is a basic color and people still get it wrong sometimes.
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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   You've already gotten some good answers while I was finishing my coffee, but here goes anyway. The only time I miss a mouse is when I want to fire up a game that actually runs on my Mac (Dwarf Fortress, Rimworld, etc.). I'd say th
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    I find articles like this interesting, mainly because I went through a similar transition (IDE => Sublime => vim). However, my story stopped at vim. For this particular article, I think what strikes me as odd is: > use[ing] the key
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Yeah, I hear you. I'd rather get to the airport 4 hours early and just walk around/read a book by the gate then be in a rush. My brother, on the other hand, is the guy who is constantly running for gates - I don't know how he
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    I don't want to just jump all over you like some people are doing, because I think you make somewhat of a valid point (to be honest, I don't think I'm knowledgeable enough to have an opinion there). However, it's my und
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Gave you an upvote. I understood where you were going with that (clearly others did not).
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    I actually understand what you're saying, and for the most part agree. I travel a lot (have spent only 30-60 days on my home soil per year for the past several years) and always print the stages of my trip out in a folder (flights,
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    So, I see this argument over and over again with re: to Google, but what I've never seen is Google closing shop on anything in their GCE offering. This certainly doesn't mean it's not possible, but I'm not sure comparin
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Two hours into a gnarly debugging session I got called in to try and lend a hand. We start bisecting around a bit to get at root cause... 500 commits, 250 commits, 125 commits...finally we arrive at the faulty SHA. "Can't stop thi
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Perfect, thanks Brandon!
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Thanks for the response. I expected this would be the case. Appreciate it.
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    Ask HN: Static Sites on Google Cloud

    9 points by kaishiro 10y ago|4 comments
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Yeah, good question. We built out our own system on AWS w/ Lambda and S3 buckets, but lately we've been utilizing Netlify as well. Netlify has a pretty slick feature where each deploy is automatically available via a subdomain =
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    It's somewhat unfair, but one of the best things about our current build system is that we have a very exact rollback button. So, first off, we're dealing with static sites, but there is still a dynamic data model since we utilize
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    What does it say about me that I'd relish the thought of working on building this out for production?
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Thematically, Persona 4 was just so, so perfect (for me). I loved the spooky noir-ish town setting. Really looking forward to Persona 5 - it looks amazing - but from previews haven't quite got my head around the theme yet.
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Haha, 10meg down. I'm lucky to get 5.5...
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    This is still only true if you have the pipe. Attempting this from Melbourne and the streams still fall on their face.
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    I'm certainly not an expert here, but just to make you feel good (if nothing else), this is exactly what we did this morning (Melbourne time). Woke up to a bunch of flailing Lambda funcs on us-east-1. Luckily we're using Apex so
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Playing the role of the front-ender who pretends to be full-stack if the money is right, can someone explain the switch from internal error to 503 and back? Is that just them pulling s3 down while they investigate?
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    How is this different from being able to flick through long documents with a finger via a touchpad (aside from not having to reach up to the screen)?
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    Ask HN: Serving localized content

    5 points by kaishiro 10y ago|0 comments
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Dan Pallotta's Ted Talk on charity - "The Way We Think About Charity is Dead Wrong" https://www.ted.com/talks/dan_pallotta_the_way_we_think_abou... Wildly changed my worldview with regard to charities.