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by kolanos 7y ago
And 5G equipment is not a commodity?
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by kolanos 7y ago
Terraform is written in Go as well.
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by kolanos 7y ago
> I explicitly brought up wells and septic as an example of having to source your own resources, why is it any different for electricity? Well rural residents pay to have power run to them and it's only feasible if they develop next
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by kolanos 7y ago
I meant to say 15 minutes (or miles). But what you're describing is the exception, not the rule. The western states I was looking at recently were CA, OR, NV, WY. But I also am familiar with WA and know that if you live outside King Co
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by kolanos 7y ago
> Things don't get better once you consider their power lines, at $285,000 per mile you are looking at $95,000 just to run power to their home and all adjacent homes. Recently looked into this. New rural developments have to paid to
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by kolanos 7y ago
> Tables aren't responsive. Those fancy div tables are used because they work better on mobile. Oh yeah? Then what does Bootsttrap's table-responsive class do? The <table> tag can collapse just like any grid/flexbox
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by kolanos 7y ago
> I also find using the <table> element generally be bad practice. There are much better/easier ways to build responsive tables using grid or flexbox than dealing with <tr>/<thead>/<td> everywhere.
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by kolanos 7y ago
What a terrible attitude towards accessibility. Try surfing the web with your eyes closed and only a screen reader to guide you. I guarantee you'll cheat and open your eyes, maybe then you'll understand.
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by kolanos 7y ago
> A screen reader certainly doesn't care if you use a <div> or an <li> or a <td>.) It absolutely does. Try firing up a screen reader before you make such comments spreading misinformation. For example, it's ma
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by kolanos 7y ago
Obviously the poster you initially replied to was trolling. My posts on the other hand were trying to highlight what I believe to be obvious historical parallels. If you still believe that to be "irrelevant", you certainly haven&#
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by kolanos 7y ago
Asking another poster to familiarize themselves with history of which they may not be aware is in that style? Strange.
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List of crime suspects identified with genetic genealogy databases(en.wikipedia.org)
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by kolanos 7y ago
Like China, the U.S. has a history of being victims of "unequal treaties" imposed by the British Empire. In fact, the Treaty of Nanking had a provision to ban Americans from the opium trade, which China helped the British to enfor
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by kolanos 7y ago
Please familiarize yourself on colonial mercantilism [0] and then get back to me on how "irrelevant" U.S. history is... [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonial_history_of_the_United...
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by kolanos 7y ago
Please point out the provisions of the Treaty of Nanking [0] that are materially worse than terms the U.S. colonies were subject to [1]? [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Nanking [1]: https://en.w
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by kolanos 7y ago
Agree. Wonder which (if any) subsidies the U.S. is willing to drop in return.
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by kolanos 7y ago
Because the U.S. doesn't have a similar history with the British Empire?
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Clusterless: How Far Out Is AWS Fargate?(read.iopipe.com)
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How Far Out Is AWS Fargate? Viable Kubernetes Alternative?(read.iopipe.com)
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by kolanos 8y ago
If your values change based on the magnitude of an atrocity then I suggest considering whether you hold those values at all. I certainly feel for the Polish people and the extreme suffering endured in the 20th century. But in my experience,
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by kolanos 8y ago
No kidding. Remember all those U.S. laws enacted to censor 9/11 conspiracy theorists? Oh wait. That didn't happen because such laws would be unconstitutional.
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by kolanos 8y ago
I remember not being able to get off the garbage planet in Space Quest III without the hint book. It was a MacGyver-esque exercise to build a spaceshipfrom scattered junk on the planet. And just when you thought you were done a giant rat wo
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by kolanos 8y ago
There's a nice CLI tool that makes FarGate feel like a PAAS [0]. It configures ALB, ECR and your FarGate task definitions and services for you. All you need to deploy a FarGate service is a Dockerfile and some code. Hoping this project
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by kolanos 8y ago
John Cleese had a sketch in a similar vein [0]. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4iFzweRf3E Eddit: Another comment beat me to it, but provided link for posterity.
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by kolanos 8y ago
Just swap it out with Google Wifi. Oh wait...
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by kolanos 8y ago
In what ways do they look similar?
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by kolanos 8y ago
Yes. Or at least it appears that way.
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by kolanos 8y ago
1. In OSX, enable VoiceOver (CMD+F5). 2. Navigate to a RECAPTCHA. 3. Click the "I Am not a bot" checkbox. How is this not an exploit? Is Google doing something extra when it detects a screen reader?
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by kolanos 8y ago
IOPipe | https://www.iopipe.com/jobs/ | Remote (USA) | Full Time At IOpipe, our vision is to eliminate risk for developers and operations teams building serverless applications by providing developers with best-in-clas
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Show HN: PyPy AWS Lambda Runtime(github.com)
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