kaishiro

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by kaishiro 5y ago
I don't believe parent was "demanding" anything. Simply asking an increasingly relevant question as work moves from office to home and the remote work pool expands.
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by kaishiro 5y ago
I'm assuming by Firebase you mean Firebase Functions? We have a fairly complex infrastructure running off a combination of Firebase's RTDB, Firestore, and Google Cloud Functions and have never seen anywhere near what you're d
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by kaishiro 5y ago
I'm not sure what gives you the impression that there is "no composition". It's been common practice on many large scale Tailwind builds that I've been a part of to use the @apply directive[0] to create reusable com
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by kaishiro 5y ago
Tailwind is not, in fact, written in SASS (also, for what it's worth it's Sass - not SASS) - it's a PostCSS plugin. Additionally, the primary use case of Bourbon was to create composable mixins - not to expose utility classes
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by kaishiro 5y ago
Doesn't look all that different from your own site: https://i.ibb.co/VWxZdhr/rado-bg.png
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by kaishiro 5y ago
What a ridiculous argument. Are you aware that humans grow older every year?
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by kaishiro 5y ago
Banking applications are typically localized to the country. Dual citizens, or people with multiple residencies, typically have banking facilities in multiple countries. This is obviously not the mainline use case, but to suggest that &quot
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by kaishiro 5y ago
Unless you happen to have subscriptions in multiple locales. Now you're forced to: - Change your country/region - Be forced to add a new credit card, regardless of how many times you've done this before - Attempt to load your
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by kaishiro 5y ago
I'm not seeing where in the link you shared it states that this was the standard practice. But that aside, if we're allowed to dismiss certain aspects of the bible because they are no longer culturally relevant, how do we decide w
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by kaishiro 5y ago
Surely they could do both?
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by kaishiro 5y ago
Who is "they", and why are you not a part of that group?
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by kaishiro 5y ago
I appreciate your insight, and it really speaks to the varied experiences people can have in very similar situations. When I first started contracting full-time, I took a presumably similar route to others who made the transition and brough
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by kaishiro 5y ago
Maybe I'm just being thick (it's usually the case), but for the life of me I still don't know what your answer to the parent's question is, and I can't tell how your quoted part is supposed to answer it.
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by kaishiro 5y ago
Instead of being so dismissive, you could have taken a few minutes to check the site. The DIY builds all allow you to drop Windows and roll your own OS: https://frame.work/products/laptop-diy-edition/configuration.
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by kaishiro 5y ago
Why does this matter if all parties involved were satisfied with the arrangement?
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by kaishiro 5y ago
As a security engineer, do you feel like the addition of npm audit is a net positive for the security of the npm ecosystem?
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by kaishiro 5y ago
It's a long form piece - it's not news. And there is a summary: "Locked up for their part in a drug ring, two inmates swapped manufacturing meth for manufacturing yoghurt. Eva Corlett finds out how they turned their product i
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by kaishiro 5y ago
Thanks for sharing man.
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by kaishiro 5y ago
My brother is an on again off again alcoholic (not suggesting this was the case for you) and if I had one wish it would be for him to become sober. It's remarkable how much alcohol can change a person.
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by kaishiro 5y ago
I've traveled all over the world with the Aeropress - Boston, NY, Iceland, Shanghai, Japan, Melbourne. My Porlex mini fits perfectly inside the plunger and all told it takes up less space then a rolled up shirt. I'm not entirely s
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by kaishiro 5y ago
Yes, well aware. I'm not sure if you actually looked at the code on that page but you have to catch the pub sub in the deployed cloud function in order to shut down billing on the project/account. This is precisely what I was refe
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by kaishiro 5y ago
This is simply false. We go over our budget "limits" literally every month. We do this because they are simply alerts, nothing more. We have separate alerts set up for 25, 50, 75, and 100% of our "limit" so that we can t
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by kaishiro 5y ago
"Every other cloud does this! They all have non-production subscription types with hard spending limits." This is simply not true, to the best of my knowledge. GCP has budget limits, which can send alerts , but outside of manua
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Ask HN: Why is a Unix timestamp not a “valid date string” in the spec?
3 points by kaishiro 5y ago|3 comments
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by kaishiro 5y ago
Yeah, completely understand. I think the only issue we've run into that's forced us to go back to the trough with multiple re-deploys is very early on when we were negotiating better CORS patterns. Other than that, the fact that y
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by kaishiro 5y ago
The simple answer is we don't. I've never even considered deployment time as a base metric, and I guess it's equally surprising to me that that's an issue. The fact that we can do all of our testing locally means that we
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by kaishiro 5y ago
It sounds like you're committed to Lambda, but we've spent extensive time across both Lambdas and Google Cloud Functions, and my off the cuff, somewhat biased opinion is that GCF gives a significantly better development experience
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by kaishiro 6y ago
I really appreciate the response - I'll send this along.
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Ask HN: Making Extra Money Online
12 points by kaishiro 6y ago|8 comments
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by kaishiro 6y ago
Would be curious to hear what KPIs you're measuring that so consistently show a 66% drop across the board. Pretty impressive measurement...

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