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7y ago
i think that's a valid take, but i have the inkling that One Medical is prioritizing making the most common use case (just going in to see a doc for a temporary ailment) as great as possible. likely this is one of those things where yo
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7y ago
vast majority of food trucks park and serve from a static location, there are definitely challenges associated with cooking on the go. with the explosion in popularity of food delivery services, you can probably move into any cuisine in one
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7y ago
cool thanks it might be useful to have it in documentation i had no idea where to start looking
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7y ago
what's considered wasteful in this case?
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7y ago
the deal with golden1 would probably have looked weird a few years down the line when the payments didn't match up
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7y ago
ip lookup seems like a weird way to do name lookups...
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7y ago
I rode all sorts of scooters in San Diego (That city is just filled to the brim with scooters). Lyft’s were the best by far. Easy to use app (already use it for car rides everywhere else) and the best hardware, those scooters are by far the
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7y ago
if they sent an invite 10 minutes before it was wrapping up it's because nobody showed up lol
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7y ago
nice business plan why dont you launch a startup with that idea prove me wrong send tweet
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7y ago
you're right. we should get rid of artists and actors and musicians and everyone should just learn python.
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7y ago
my friends and i used to play workout games (similar to drinking games) where if you die you do x pushups, if you get a kill everyone else does pushups, if your team loses everyone does pushups, etc
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7y ago
they do https://www.yubico.com/works-with-yubikey/catalog/twitter/
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7y ago
Do you think slack with its b2b model where companies pay per user or discord where users pay only if they want to makes more money? I would bet that the free plan for slack is basically free advertising for them to on board people to their
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7y ago
this is one of the problems with datacenters as well. you assume your router is well and safe but the NSA (or whatever) employee could always intercept it in transit and hack it.
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7y ago
let me know if that actually works in practice
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8y ago
Not even close. If anything it'll make things worse, as more immature kids will think this is great and feel less motivated.
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8y ago
porn is not a replacement for a relationship with a person, casual or serious.
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8y ago
only consider proportion when the problem is scale. Unless you're deploying many many projects I don't think $25/month is expensive
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8y ago
i dont get this thinking of how $25/month is considered expensive when heroku has already figured out and abstracted away all the busy work that's required for deploying code
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8y ago
why does l1 even exist
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8y ago
im confused how the author thinks it's ok that 10% of requests to fargate are failing because they don't know how to configure docker / flask?
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8y ago
snapchat leadership is lost
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8y ago
i dont see how that's true. in both worlds, a developer has to take the manual action to review published vulnerabilities and track down repos they own that are affected and upgrade the dependencies.
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8y ago
Yes, but devs are a lot more replaceable than stars, whose faces and performance represent the movie
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8y ago
japan's culture highly highly values above and beyond service. i dont think you'll be able to get anything like japanese level service anywhere else
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8y ago
not an imessage problem but a your employer problem. you know the spiel that chrome puts up when you open an incognito tab?
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8y ago
monoprice qa is awful. would not recommend for larger ticket items. they're great for cables and accessories tho
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8y ago
I'd subscribe for a service that provided hard to get ingredients for unique meals. I love cooking and I love trying new things. This would be fun!
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8y ago
are we living in the fallout 4 timeline? http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/The_Institute
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8y ago
yeah but you're still paying for a service from a provider which pays tax to the government
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