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by kornish 8y ago
Org-wiki and linking between pages is a godsend. Add a keybinding to search pages using helm and you’re up and running.
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by kornish 8y ago
MAC'D is interesting because it can use low-cost ghost kitchens (e.g. commissary kitchens and only a couple staff) and logistics middlemen (e.g. Doordash, Uber Eats) to spin up high-margin, operationally efficient restaurants. I believ
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by kornish 8y ago
What's the money currently at stake?
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by kornish 8y ago
What else would you recommend checking out in Paris by way of museums?
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by kornish 8y ago
Clicking on "A Brief Summary of Leo" yields the following: Leo is: A fully-featured IDE, with many features inspired by Emacs. An outliner. Everything in Leo is an outline. A data manager, data manager and p
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Invest in the Mess (2010)(avc.com)
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by kornish 8y ago
For Borges fans: Jonathan Basile put together a Library of Babel web app [1] based on the short story of the same name [2]. You can search for up to any string of 3200 characters. While most of it is (predictably) meaningless gibberish, it&
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by kornish 8y ago
Totally agree, and would love to see something with Go interop gain serious adoption. Thought it might have been Oden [1] for a while, but the project seems to have petered out. [1]: http://oden-lang.github.io/
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by kornish 8y ago
Gary Bernhardt, as usual, has an excellent screencast about that. https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/screencasts/catalog/wrapp...
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by kornish 8y ago
You're all good man, no rush - fully understand :) Let me know when you and Boaz get together. I have a feeling you'll hit it off.
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by kornish 8y ago
Congrats on launching, David + team! So great to user test a few weeks ago — everything from landing page plus onboarding flow seems to have come a long way since then. Keep up the good work.
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by kornish 8y ago
The generalization (sum types) would be even more powerful. Fingers crossed.
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by kornish 8y ago
You may want to rethink your log format to have a single (minified JSON) entry per line - it can make your life easier in a variety of ways. Out of interest, what library are you using that logs single entries on multiple lines?
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by kornish 8y ago
I've launched Emacs once in the last 3 weeks (and it's still running). :)
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by kornish 8y ago
Fundraising and celebration is a related phenomena. I've sometimes noticed a lot of young first-time founders throw parties and celebrate having (investor) cash in the bank. Seems like folks with more experience tend to treat a success
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by kornish 8y ago
Didn’t know Facebook had staff meetings at Noch’s. That’s an awesome tidbit.
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by kornish 8y ago
There are a few companies working on drone detection and anti-drone technology. I believe Black Sage ([1], based in Boise) provides protection tech for military applications and for venues like sports stadiums. [1]: https://www.b
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by kornish 8y ago
As a senior advisor.
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by kornish 8y ago
Can vouch that the FOSSA team is the real deal with a great hacker culture! (not on the team, just love the people and product)
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by kornish 8y ago
If you haven't read it already, I strongly suggest reading the original Dremel paper [0]. It's no doubt somewhat out of date, but I believe BQ is based in Dremel. tl;dr for underlying storage model: distributed column store which
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by kornish 8y ago
That's a leading question. It could (in theory) be possible to come up with a plan that tracks and advertises to free users while letting people pay to maintain some privacies.
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by kornish 8y ago
1.3% jump today, but FB is trading down 25% after hours.
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by kornish 8y ago
Probably pretty simple. Destructively making a public API change is breaking. Additively changing an API isn’t. Adding an optional public param or new symbols isn’t. Harder to detect cases in which the signature stays the same but the expec
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by kornish 8y ago
> Advice without context from anyone...would be useless, unless you are working/thinking about the problem that they are giving solutions for. Totally agree. In my opinion, this can be a real reason to give advisors equity: to incen
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by kornish 8y ago
How does the code search compare to best-in-class search tools like SourceGraph? Looks like GitLab is still missing a lot of important utilities like informative tooltips, jump-to-definition, etc.
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by kornish 8y ago
Excellent quote! Saw this comment a couple years ago, agreed strongly, and been looking for it since — thanks for resurfacing.
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It's the future (for databases)(citusdata.com)
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The Global Chubby Planned Outage(landing.google.com)
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by kornish 8y ago
That's probably done to prevent people from creating many free accounts and sharing folders with each other to simulate having more storage space.
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by kornish 8y ago
This is the same guide by Matt Mochary (an excellent executive coach) that was posted last week. It seems to have been retitled. Original thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17446839

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