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901.
by mh- 4y ago
Not sure. I don't live in the city anymore but your comment made me realize I didn't know either.
902.
by mh- 4y ago
https://sfenvironment.org/article/household-hazardous-waste-... Paint is explicitly mentioned. SF even has free home pickup for it via Recology. https://sfenvironment.org/safe-disposal
903.
by mh- 4y ago
I don't think you can look at Amazon's "dependency" on revenue through that simplistic of a lens. AWS is purported to be much more profitable than their retail operations.
904.
by mh- 4y ago
> nothing that would qualify me for such projects In my experience on the client side of a contracting relationship, that doesn't seem to give the agencies pause at all... (As a sometimes consultant, though, I'd never bid on
905.
by mh- 4y ago
I honestly can't be sure if terrifyingly was a typo here. Perhaps for terrifically ..
906.
by mh- 4y ago
That phenomenon isn't limited to patents. That just happens to be an area you're knowledgeable enough in to recognize obvious falsehoods. Imagine the other topics you (we) read on this site that we aren't savvy in.
907.
by mh- 4y ago
I agree about the original filename being worth preserving. I have usually renamed them with the paper's title and then the original filename, separated by a hyphen. Sometimes I add a keyword/company name. e.g. Wang03-shazam.p
908.
by mh- 4y ago
> I'd suspect most of those customers have rapid migration plans written up. I can assure you from experience that most large customers do not . For either major cloud, most large customers will have adopted proprietary services
909.
by mh- 4y ago
Oh wow, that link. Before I clicked I was thinking: "there's no way I'd remember a specific sesame street segment I saw as a kid, no matter how many times." As soon as I clicked it and saw the girls sitting at the table,
910.
by mh- 4y ago
Yes, generated by AT&T's wireless STBs (cable boxes) back around 2014-15. It was a nightmare to figure out, as I recall.
911.
by mh- 4y ago
Seems like it would have to be vulnerable to it still, right? If their "fix" was to filter audio output. They can't filter everyone's laptops..
912.
by mh- 4y ago
In case someone from Supabase sees this: there's something weird with the blog layout on iPhone. It goes really narrow. Main site renders fine.
913.
by mh- 4y ago
Wireless CarPlay hasn't been reliable in my experience either, which is unfortunate. Even if it's not flaky (it is), the audio quality of music being played sounds highly compressed compared to plugging in.
914.
by mh- 4y ago
I'm not sure lie-flat is a must if the flights are so much shorter. I'd rather have a comfortable seat for working if we're only talking about a 3 hour flight.
915.
by mh- 4y ago
July also isn't the hottest part of the year there. April or May is.
916.
by mh- 4y ago
Very cool. Thanks for the reply.
917.
by mh- 4y ago
oh, that's kind of clever. So when not otherwise in a zoom, each of you hang out in your own breakout room so others can "drop in"?
918.
by mh- 4y ago
Connecting the pipes, no. but connecting fixtures to those pipes, yes. Showerheads, faucets, etc. will all be screwed on and sealed with PTFE.
919.
by mh- 4y ago
> The way to market new infrastructure tooling is not to cold-email people that've worked here for a month. This should be day 1 in outbound sales training. I don't understand how folks can think this is the right time to try
920.
by mh- 4y ago
> They don't sync with my main browser states such as authenticated sessions. And this is exactly why Apple gives them their own cookie jar. The alternative would be [more of] a security nightmare.
921.
by mh- 4y ago
I played your game a good amount back when it came out. Don't remember how I discovered it. Lots of fun!
922.
by mh- 4y ago
I'm curious which serverless product/provider supports the necessary low-latency requirements (read: UDP support.) Or are you literally building your own atop something else?
923.
by mh- 4y ago
I agree. I have deep knowledge of a somewhat narrow aspect of tech (and a very shallow knowledge of a much broader base, like many of us.) Comments regarding the areas I have expertise in are frequently quite wrong, but worded confidently.
924.
by mh- 4y ago
There are some good channels on the Rands Leadership Slack for discussing architecture/design decisions. https://randsinrepose.com/welcome-to-rands-leadership-slack/
925.
by mh- 4y ago
That says they use a single database , as in a logical MySQL database. I don't see any claim that they use a single server . In fact, the title of the article you've linked suggests they use multiple.
926.
by mh- 4y ago
Unless disabled, it'll also use extrapolated paths when a plane exits FR24's coverage area. It's called "Estimations", and is in the Visibility tab of Settings. By default it will show up to 4 hours of estimated pos
927.
by mh- 4y ago
I'm curious what AWS "account limits" you ran into. I've very rarely come across a quota/limit that wasn't increasable upon request in AWS.
928.
by mh- 4y ago
I interpreted that to be an example reason, not an example workload.
929.
by mh- 4y ago
This is neat, thanks for building/sharing it.
930.
by mh- 4y ago
Awesome, thanks for sharing and thanks for your work!

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