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lukevp
7y ago
Hey Alex. I'm starting a YouTube channel where I do mock tech interviews and then provide feedback afterward, the goal is to show everyone what a hiring manager is looking for and to help you see a clearer perspective about how you pre
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Sorry to hear about your pup. My wife and I went through the same thing a few months ago. Our dog had cataracts and was mostly deaf, and she started having seizures too. We also made the decision to euthanize. It got to the point where s
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7y ago
They need Lin Clark[0]'s help. Explaining progress to a non technical audience is a critical skill that many developers lack. 0: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2018/10/webassemblys-post-mvp-futu...
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7y ago
The free multimeter from Harbor Freight is like that. One of the leads snapped off internally the first time I used it. I opened it up and it was held against pressure using a plastic weld which had failed immediately.
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7y ago
Where do you live that a house is $1m 50 miles from everything? The valley? You don't have to go overseas for affordable housing. Most of the Midwest is extremely cheap. Heck, I live about 20 miles from downtown Austin and 30 miles fro
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It's not possible for a system that can communicate remotely to prevent tracking on some level by using unique IDs and fingerprinting even without JS. It's also not possible to have a programming language that can't also be u
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7y ago
insert or fix (something) permanently to something else, typically in a way considered inappropriate. This is the definition they most likely meant.
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What is your definition of "self-contained"? Does not require dotnet, or is contained within a single executable? Building an application that doesn't require a dotnet core runtime is a one-liner: dotnet publish -c Release -
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What is your product, if you don't mind? I'm always eager to hear stories of entrepreneurs that aren't after VC funding or fast growth and are more about the freedom of having your own business and product.
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That's the business SLA. The Enterprise one is 100% uptime with a 25x payback so those are the ones they are focusing on keeping up. We were with Verizon before CloudFlare and their SLA was a similar pay back for outage. I think this i
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Our website is also down, origin near Dallas.
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I flashed an iPad air with iPad is, and within 2 minutes after the onboarding flow, it completely locked up and would not recover, had to be hard rebooted. That's pretty buggy.
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I can speak to how it works for card processing and ACH is most likely similar. To participate in payment processing in the banking network, you have to have a Merchant ID that is tied to a bank account. The processor or gateway is holding
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This happened to me too. I went to college with a high enough SAT score that I skipped straight to Calculus 1. I took Cal 2 and 3 and Differential Equations and managed to pass them all despite very little comprehension of the material. The
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8y ago
Could you contrast this with Netlify? I believe they are in the same segment but I haven't used either.
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8y ago
The saying is letting the cat out of the bag.
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8y ago
Thanks for the post. I agree that schema migrations could be improved, and am also working on a tool to address this space. Why is your tool specific to PostGres? Does it perform migrations or just generate the scripts? Am I understanding c
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8y ago
I think you are reversing what the parent comment meant. You can continually write to the sandboxed filesystem of your app, say write the current timestamp every 10 seconds, and a status of if the app exited gracefully (which you can contro
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8y ago
It says in the article that the tag engine runs on GPUs so there's a need for a fast CUDA processor during dev. Also, Intel integrated graphics drivers are still a pain and have issues with some displays.
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Thanks for the explanation!
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I'm not clear on what this means. Does this affect running open source applications built on Java in a commercial setting, such as Kafka or Cassandra?
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Might be off because of this: https://hackernoon.com/apples-icons-have-that-shape-for-a-ve...