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by mychael 7y ago
It's pretty convenient for Zoom that this occurs after the IPO.
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by mychael 7y ago
Anyone else get the impression that this team is more excited about getting into YC than building a successful business?
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by mychael 7y ago
Medium has a paywall on this page. Here's a cache. https://web.archive.org/web/20190614024004/https://instagram...
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by mychael 7y ago
Does anyone know why that Sherpa's face has that distinctive tone? Is it frostbite or some kind of sun burn? Great article by the way!
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by mychael 7y ago
I've never met anyone who admires Reid Hoffman.
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by mychael 7y ago
This seems like a post he should have published to his private diary. It comes off very self-important and navel gazing. Everyone wrote dumb stuff years ago. Move on with your life.
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by mychael 7y ago
This is an advertisement disguised as a technical post on container security.
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by mychael 7y ago
>Cache is a popular concept widely spread on the broad range of computer science but its interface is not well developed yet. This sentence is grammatically incorrect. Replace "Cache" with Caching".
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by mychael 7y ago
I feel grateful for learning these tools before repos like this existed. Discovering new CLI tools back then was like learning about new bands by word of mouth – it made it more special.
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by mychael 7y ago
Many of the answers on this post are confusing web performance for rendering speed.
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by mychael 7y ago
I'm an early adopter for new shiny things, but this is dead on arrival for me. You made no effort to tell us what Oya actually is. It's as if you wrote this website for yourselves, not for the general public. A few pointers: - Wha
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by mychael 7y ago
What "conduct"? It's a simple disagreement, not some big dramatic fight.
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by mychael 7y ago
Having worked in Python for many years, I can tell you that nobody actually writes code that looks like Blacks formatting. It's a major step backward for the Python community.
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by mychael 7y ago
It's cool that they're sharing this information, but using Heroku at this scale is wasteful and fiscally irresponsible.
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by mychael 7y ago
This is the same columnist who wrote "Abolish Billionaires" and "There’s Nothing Wrong With Open Borders". Don't reward this garbage by clicking on it.
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by mychael 7y ago
Interesting that Google isn't mentioned in the name of the product or anywhere in the ad. That seems like a break from tradition.
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Ask HN: What are the hacks to buying a house?
3 points by mychael 7y ago|0 comments
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by mychael 8y ago
Finally a serverless technology that is actually serverless to the developer ($0 when idle).
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by mychael 8y ago
The NYTimes deserves a better tech journalist than Kara Swisher. She had some good coverage during the dot com era, but she is now a member of the SF technocracy she's supposed to be covering. It's time to make room for some new v
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by mychael 8y ago
> creating Cloud Native Buildpacks (CNB), a standard for turning source code into Docker images without the need for Dockerfile This is a solution in search of a problem. Please stop.
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by mychael 8y ago
Building your own CDN probably makes sense for ~1% of the people reading this blog post.
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by mychael 8y ago
I advise everyone to move away from React Router. Maintainers who have such blatant disregard for users should not be rewarded or celebrated.
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Ask HN: Which startups are fighting Cancer?
11 points by mychael 8y ago|5 comments
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by mychael 8y ago
Join a programming Slack group.
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by mychael 8y ago
File this blog post under "Humble Brag"
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by mychael 8y ago
> avoid contributing to maintaining that ecosystem for the next generation of app entrepreneurs This is an insult to anyone with a brain. Calling fees "contributions" as if they "maintain" anything beyond increasing
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by mychael 8y ago
Might be useful for anyone who hasn't heard of Docker yet.
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by mychael 8y ago
Your comment doesn't contribute to the discussion. It's more of an advertisement than a comment.
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by mychael 8y ago
As a customer, this is unfortunate news. Why is it so hard to just supply an honest service in exchange for money and take a nice profit?
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by mychael 8y ago
This analysis is late to the game. Software and AI has been eating photography for some time now. Do yourself a favor: browse through any photography forum and listen in on the discussions.

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