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by kaishiro 10y ago
Agreed. I see posts like this not being dissimilar to posting a paywalled version of an article when there is an open version available elsewhere. Would be good to have the URL switched to the official link you posted instead.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
This response seems like a cop out to me. I, too, would like to know where one can buy meat without any packaging whatsoever. I suspect the answer is (legally), no where.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
As another random anecdote from another random developer, I find the site's content far outshines any purported credibility loss - which just seems like a very silly argument to make.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Agreed. This is completely removed from the context of the article but I primarily consume HN on mobile and I detest it when quotes are done this way. I really wish something was added to the FAQ re this.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
+1 for Netlify. Have a dozen or so production sites there currently and am a happy customer.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
But that's exactly my point. The presumption is that he didn't learn a new framework or toolset - he already knew it.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Like any MVP, time to market almost solely depends on your knowledge of the tooling. If the OP is familiar with what they've used, then I'm comfortable trusting that it's faster for them instead of having to learn something
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by kaishiro 10y ago
I haven't used it it, but the new (like, really new) Iron Functions may be what you're looking for. I've only used the Workers/Cache so far, but they're dockerized so pretty much language agnostic. I'm making a
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Woah, this is a big deal. I played with IronWorkers a lot and even built some tooling around spinning up a worker and long polling an IronCache waiting for output (yes, it was a little gnarly). I'm really excited to play with this.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
If you're actually asking and interested in an opinion - I support Uber because it has absolutely been a net positive to my daily life. As a freelancer who has to hop around a bit during the week to meet with different clients, occasio
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Who said anything about it being bloated and slow?
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by kaishiro 10y ago
I had to double take to make sure I didn't write your comment myself in a haze late last night. I moved to Shanghai a while back and sold / gave away / disposed of most of my earthly possessions. The really tough one for me w
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Well I accept :) Give me the Matrix's gruel tomorrow and I'm sold for life.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
I'm equally amazed how every Soylent article that passes through HN has people that seem to be genuinely offended that some people enjoy Soylent/the idea of Soylent and don't want their lives to revolve around "the beaut
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Nah, you're not alone. I've commented in this regard before, but working in isolation for me just destroys my productivity. I find it very difficult to focus as I feel very alone in the work. I don't even need or want to be
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by kaishiro 10y ago
I suspect for someone who has failed - rightfully or not - a recruitment exam in this manner, it may in fact be the only cathartic mechanism.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Man, you nailed what I was trying to say. I never would have described it as anxiety - because off the cuff it actually sounds pretty silly to be anxious about food - but that is absolutely what it is.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
To be completely honest - probably nothing. This is a legacy issue on our end, not yours. I haven't even taken the time to explore migrating our GH/Codeship builds to GL CI. We essentially mirror our repos amongst both offerings a
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Sure, and just to be clear that wasn't me straight griping. Completely understand you guys have priorities. Just doesnt change the fact that it's an existing pain point for heavy Gitlab users.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
It's tangential to the contents of the post, but as a lover of good food (I consider it my one real vice), I've always liked the idea of Soylent. A vast majority of the time I just need something to fill me up. And it's a n
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by kaishiro 10y ago
You're wrong. I've seen it, and I guess I understand why you think it's a legitimate gripe, but it's just a name.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Not OP, but as a majority user of Gitlab the only downside is integrations. By that I specifically mean Codeship. It's just not considered a first class citizen to some yet, which is unfortunate.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Thanks zer00eyz!
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Ask HN: Finding a good accountant
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by kaishiro 10y ago
How so, exactly? I have a 5x myself and have never felt this to be the case.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Yeah, that was in no way meant to detract from the rest of the Google Cloud offering. I only bring it up because we were just recently looking to migrate some of our serverless tooling (API Gateway/Lambda/Dynamo) and I really wa
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by kaishiro 10y ago
This isn't entirely accurate as far as I'm aware. I lean very heavily on Lambda and Google's alternative - Cloud Functions - isn't even available to the public yet since it's invite only and still in alpha.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Which is great, right up until you want to charge the device and use the audio jack. Now we're back to a splitter.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
For sure - we're on the same page, although I'm a little more bullish on the future of some sort of hardware gaming platform, like the upcoming NX. I'll be the first to admit that could be wishful thinking, but I just can&
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by kaishiro 10y ago
>> Nintendo would much prefer if "mobile gaming" still meant Game Boys but the world has already made their decision and they can't stop it. I'm not sure this is entirely accurate. The Nintendo 3DS (I assume what y

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