kaishiro

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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   I've recently been converted to Netlify after fighting hard against moving off of straight S3. There's an awful lot to love there.
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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   Cool! Would love to hear how it turns out. I haven't done much more than just play with it on one off photos. Good luck!
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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   Being remarkably lazy, the idea of manually tagging so many images gives me hives. It'd be fun to try piping your collection through an image processing API, a la https://cloud.google.com/vision/ , and seeing what
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   Gordon Murray-designed ‘OX’ flat-pack truck(topgear.com)

   308 points by kaishiro 10y ago|109 comments
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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   Absolutely. I suppose the issue for me comes from beauty being such a subjective thing.
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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   This is an aside, and not at all meant to diminish the product - which looks neat. But why is it that so many new front end generators, frameworks, etc feel it necessary to describe things as "beautiful". For some reason this re
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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   Yeah, I get what you're saying. I just don't agree. I've never thought that a native app was "missing" - I never thought about it at all until it was brought up in this thread. And for me, it's not at all about
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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   Performance is great, looks are subjective, and none of your other point are relevant to me. Like I said, there's literally nothing it gets me. Clearly it's not the right solution for you, and that's a bummer - because I love
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   by kaishiro 10y ago

   And this gets me absolutely nothing extra over the web app.
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Simple. I don't need to install another app.
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    Ask HN: Does anyone actually use /newcomments?

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

    ...or just let them bring in their own laptop. Obviously making it a mandatory function of the interview isn't a good idea, but you can learn a lot from someone by seeing how they've setup their tooling.
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    I currently use two different registrars, DNSimple and iwantmyname. I route everything through DNSimple regardless, I just love their DNS tooling and API (also DNSound! - https://dnsimple.com/dnsound ). They're also ri
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    I, too, would be interested to know what issues someone could have with the Fastmail mobile interface. I'm not even sure how they could make it simpler - it's pretty great.
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    First off, I actually appreciate that - I always just assumed it was a nesting limit! That aside, honest question, because I truly don't understand. You've said things like "I never once experienced a broken credit card machi
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Well, I still do believe you, because I don't make it a habit of calling a person a liar with no verifiable proof to the contrary. Good luck with everything.
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    "I'm trying to say that the connections whose informal opinions you cite as backup couldn't possibly have said something as extreme as what the other people of this thread are saying." The mental gymnastics required to f
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Can you please point out exactly where I said that 80% of card readers are broken? You keep stating this figure as coming from my mouth and are using it as an avenue to call me a liar. Please, go ahead, show me.
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    So, I was going to just let this one go, I really was. But, you should know that stating opinion as if it were fact with regard to one's truthfulness, a la "Dozens of your connections did not say that..." is an incredibly rud
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    I haven't been able to dig terribly deep into this, but I find this fascinating. I've been learning Mandarin and Japanese on and off over the years, and this is always the sort of thing that I wished I had. The other was word for
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Dozens of friends, family members, classmates, and coworkers of mine (not to mention the majority of users in this thread) have described the same experiences I've had as well. Guess we'll call it a wash?
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Or I could just use Uber :)
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree on this one. It's the first I've ever heard of a satisfied taxi customer in Boston but I'm glad to hear there's at least one!
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Well, this is why we have anecdotes I suppose. I lived in Boston and Brookline for twelve years as well and find your claims equally laughable. We quite frequently found ourselves in cabs with credit card readers, only to be told they didn&
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    This is wild. It sounds like the plot of a really bad 90's hacker movie.
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Thanks dang. Just felt like I needed to let him/her know : )
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Just wanted to say I accidentally fat fingered a downvote while trying to do the opposite. Sorry!
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Sorry if this is the wrong venue to ask this, but any idea if/when Codeship will natively support you guys? It's honestly my one hangup since we do all of our deploys there.
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    by kaishiro 10y ago

    Without that disclaimer I'm honestly not sure I would have noticed. Incredibly thoughtful actually.
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    LinkedIn's response to the most recent breach

    2 points by kaishiro 10y ago|0 comments