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by mi100hael 7y ago
The white & blue checkering is actually a nod to the Bavarian colors/flag. The propeller metaphor came later. https://www.bmw.com/en/automotive-life/bmw-logo-meaning-hist...
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by mi100hael 7y ago
> ''But at this stage of my life I don't do it for the money,'' said Mr. Adler, who just sold his Upper East Side apartment for $2.5 million. ''I'm really a dilettante, and this is like going to a
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by mi100hael 7y ago
It depends on how the data is being transferred. In general, the answer is yes because you'd be using public IPs. If you're transferring between EC2 instances in peered VPCs meaning you can still use private IPs, it's more li
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by mi100hael 7y ago
The issue isn't the HTML it renders, it's finding a hosting provider that supports running it server-side. Of course you could run it yourself, but maintaining a server for a basic blog or personal site arguably exits the realm of
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by mi100hael 7y ago
By making it technically available but realistically inaccessible (like bad, buggy web services) due to budget cuts and willful malice. Then with special treatment/access, re-sell it through your private for-profit company in the forma
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by mi100hael 7y ago
lol "steroid junkie." Somewhat off-topic but still HN-relevant I think: PEDs aren't magic (still requires an absolutely massive amount of work to realize the benefits) and while I have no numbers to back it up, I'd wager
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Sad to see NOAA continue to be gutted. Michael Lewis's book the Fifth Risk provides a good look at the individuals behind services like Accuweather and how they're trying to monopolize public, tax-funded data for private profit.
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by mi100hael 7y ago
"Everything in Docker is regular Linux" is a bit of a misleading statement IMO. You aren't required to pull an entire big distro like Ubuntu and install deps from a package manager. Are you familiar with scratch builds? You c
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by mi100hael 7y ago
I don’t know if Ubiquiti’s feeds are streamed encrypted, but at least the recording infra is 100% local and can be accessed locally without any cloud middleman if desires.
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by mi100hael 7y ago
I was always skeptical of cloud-based camera solutions due to privacy & bandwidth concerns, but now that those concerns are being proven true and reported in mainstream outlets I can’t imagine any reason to purchase them now. Long-term
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by mi100hael 7y ago
It's good for what it is. It's not a manual for how to be the world's best boss or build the best culture. It's an approachable, informative view of what to expect at each rung of the management career ladder. I'd a
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by mi100hael 7y ago
The Manager's Path by Camille Fournier does a good job covering the various steps from technical individual contributor all the way up through the ranks of management and looks at questions like when to stop getting involved in techn
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by mi100hael 7y ago
AWS RageMaker
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Square to move St. Louis office downtown and expand hiring locally(stltoday.com)
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by mi100hael 7y ago
They sell into large companies with an enterprise support contract and some additional features. A lot of companies want to run their own registries for private modules & such. Pretty much the same market/business model as other
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Classic AWS. I have a SA Pro cert and I still couldn't reliably articulate the difference between Lightsail, SAM, and Amplify CLI. It feels like they keep adding to each without any apparent strategy. I didn't even know there wa
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Honestly after using Amplify to develop a new app, I have a hard time recommending it unless your use-case fits their design perfectly and will never grow beyond those bounds. If you've already made any design decisions or need to do s
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Yes, on the T-Mobile "One" plan they did throttle tethering traffic. You had to pay an extra $15/mo or so for the "One Plus" plan to get LTE tethering speeds. I believe they may have lifted this throttling on the
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Living in the St. Louis area, I can say that this example of Glendale used in the article is awfully strange. Makes me suspicious of other conclusions drawn by the author. > Glendale, Mo., which is hobbled by the loss of such St. Louis
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by mi100hael 7y ago
While it's painful to read, this sort of thing is happening at most non-"tech" companies that find software becoming a necessary component in their products. Software development especially at long-standing Fortune 500s is vi
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Agree 100%. And make sure you are taking care of yourself properly before trying to fix the rest of the world.
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Not Dan, but naming these days is hard. You basically have to invent a word to get a .com domain and good SEO. "Dribbble" is good because you can tell people "the name is 'dribble' with three b's" and peo
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by mi100hael 7y ago
> "No thanks, I’m too busy." > I know. What a moron I was. I don't think that's moronic. No one should hold it against you if you have to say no to things because you already have a full plate. Saying "no&
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Based on what? Celebs & pop stars are already getting paid millions per year to speak/play at private events. Commoditizing that market and making it accessible on a variety of platforms at a variety of pricing tiers is going to br
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by mi100hael 7y ago
It's almost guaranteed to get challenged in court, at which point the judiciary will determine whether it is congruent with existing legislation. Worst-case it's not, and congress will probably take up a similar initiative so as n
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by mi100hael 7y ago
> One of the things that is most protective to mental health is not to spend too much of our lives consciously obsessing about it. That last statement is rather asinine and seems at odds with the rest of the article. I think it's
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by mi100hael 7y ago
I assume people looking for co-founders aren't looking to "date" candidates for months/years and therefore delay raising/launching for a substantial period of time, so it's more like marrying someone you match
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by mi100hael 7y ago
Yes - St. Louis. Mostly in the local consulting market. Probably tougher in the corporate market.
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by mi100hael 7y ago
These threads always interest me. Who is really willing to bring on an absolute stranger to their early-stage startup and heap a bunch of responsibility (and equity) on them? It seems a random individual from the internet would be very like
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by mi100hael 7y ago
> Billionaire says something people disagree with "That's just the ramblings of a greedy, out-of-touch asshole who should be taxed down to 0 to atone for their sins." > Billionaire says something people agree with &quot

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