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by kshahkshah 3y ago
That's good feedback for the developer for sure.
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
Sheesh. It's open source, has a free version, and then a premium version so the bootstrapped, not-VC backed, creators avoid starving themselves and their families while working on the tool...
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
When I looked into this, more than 15 years ago, I thought the difficult portion wasn't sharing the recipe, but the ingredients, if you will - granted I was in a molecular biology lab. Effectively the Material Transfer Agreements betwe
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
Check out Beekeeper Studio
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
I don't agree with your thinking fwiw but appreciate the intention. 1/4 of a billion people in India speak English, they are just as much "native English speakers" as English speakers in the western world. You could also
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
That's really it, we've no great unifying force as a country except occasional wars which force us to innovate. Otherwise we're usually just riding the wave of those times and really prolonging it at the great expense of ever
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
provided the language later lets you split them apart and declare a branch of code as only dealing with one subtype
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
Is it not a chicken and egg? If we don’t build waters get warmer faster from the existing primary sources of power, albeit indirectly
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
The older I get the more I feel like pursuing these trains of thought will lead to mental instability and sadness. We model the world and the world follows the model and the exceptions add to our refinement of the model and that’s what make
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
No and I don’t think that is a fair interpretation of what I wrote given the caveat I provided from the onset.
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
Other breweries do cans. Easier. Cheaper. Tastes better. Keeps the art fresh.
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
That’s a nice viewpoint and I’m happy for the outcome. The cynic (sometimes me) would say we just maintained the status quo and managed to stave off a wider collapse due to a society fundamentally built on unsustainable growth.
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
1. Are you a manager? You will be limited in success 2. Use something like clockwise to compress meeting times 3. Block your time so people literally can't schedule you 4. Ask for an agenda 5. Actively challenge status update meetings
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
From where? Bringing in outside air is what a 'fresh air' system does like an ERV or HRV
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
"It depends" If you're in an older building (leaky) with a recirculating range hood (not actually vented) then opening a window is going to improve your air. Many prewar buildings in NYC were constructed with 'overpowere
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
Is it on a "product owner" to care about accessibility? Or engineers to build things properly? If this was any other engineering field - civil, mechanical, electrical, there would be standards which we seem to lack / fail to
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
Good tools explain the tradeoffs they make and provide escape hatches for when you need to sink down to the lower level (since all abstractions are leaky in practice). Use the escape hatches appropriately. Also - not turning on logging for
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by kshahkshah 3y ago
They just got back and turned back on the account temporarily, but I've no way of updating billing w/o them changing the owner email... what a nightmare! Dumb on our part
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Ask HN: Need to Unlock a DigitalOcean Account?
1 points by kshahkshah 3y ago|2 comments
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by kshahkshah 4y ago
You bring up a real issue, but we can value education and have an imperfect implementation at the same time though.
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by kshahkshah 4y ago
I don't live in Essex County so Newark's schools don't effect me directly. Newark's problems are at the family level, not at the school level. Parental involvement is a baseline requirement for a successful student. It&#
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by kshahkshah 4y ago
I'm in NJ where we value public education, for the most part. According to National Center for Education Statistics our average teacher pay was $77,489 in 2022. This is excluding benefits/pension. Well worth it.
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by kshahkshah 4y ago
Location: Greater NYC area Remote: Sure, prefer some in person time or 'offsites' Willing to relocate: No Technologies: largely agnostic to languages, but Ruby/Rails, React/Redux, TypeScript, Express, NextJS, some Python
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Chicxulub Google Search Easter Egg(google.com)
2 points by kshahkshah 4y ago|1 comments
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by kshahkshah 4y ago
I was at Home Depot the other day buying a new washer/dryer. Every 'smart' fridge had a Certificate Error on them. It was pathetic.
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by kshahkshah 4y ago
Is that empirically the case? Maybe in the marketing world but policy tends to get debated with more vigor. From my view 'defund the police' seems to have severely backfired.
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by kshahkshah 4y ago
Sorry for the late reply, yeah, I mean, the only configuration I can imagine then is if I went induction for my main cooktop when I do my reno, and then had a portable butane stove for wok cooking exclusively. It could make sense, I'm
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by kshahkshah 4y ago
There are real wars happening all the time because of fossil fuels as well as a lot of dealing with horrific petrostates which inflict misery on everyone because of our dependency on fossil fuels. What you're talking about is the hom
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by kshahkshah 4y ago
Neither you nor the person you responded to need to take the tone y'all are. Anyway, that article you linked references electric, not induction just FYI
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by kshahkshah 4y ago
That is also why I'm on the fence. I'm getting into wok cooking on top of that and am fairly skeptical of the induction experience.

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