mychael

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by mychael 8y ago
I don't visit Gab, but I will definitely be closing my Joyent account. If you're not a courageous and principled defender of free speech, you should get out of the cloud business.
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by mychael 8y ago
The context for this post is that money is money and money is currently cheap. VCs work hard to create the perception that their money is more valuable than investor's money.
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by mychael 8y ago
Call me old fashioned, but I like functions that return something. Hard pass.
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by mychael 8y ago
What problem does this solve? How does it differ from Docker?
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by mychael 8y ago
Depends where you're from I guess. For example, a BMW 328i in Los Angeles is like a Honda Accord in other cities.
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by mychael 8y ago
I disagree. You can live like a king in many parts of Brooklyn for cheap compared to the Bay Area.
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by mychael 8y ago
Brooklyn
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by mychael 8y ago
I would reconsider how you're describing this project. "Models" in the frontend world imply a data model like in Backbone in Angular. As far as I can tell Typescript itself doesn't have a concept of a "Model".
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by mychael 8y ago
How does that warning surface? From the underlying operating system?
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by mychael 8y ago
Does anyone know why they are using Xeon processors instead of the AMD Threadripper? Is it the support for ECC memory? If so, why is it that so important? Example: https://www.pugetsystems.com/nav/peak/tower_single
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by mychael 8y ago
I also have the same question, but I'm specifically interested in a non-technical co-founder. Someone smart who has innate business acumen and is a shameless salesperson.
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by mychael 8y ago
Thank you for writing this. We've reached peak Kubernetes fanboyism.
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by mychael 8y ago
I've always disliked intense cynicism in Show HN and Launch HN, but... It's a web browser, but instead of being open source (Chromium) or a non-profit (Mozilla Foundation), it's run completely by a single for-profit company.
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by mychael 8y ago
This is so misguided. GDPR is a disaster and only entrenches large companies.
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by mychael 8y ago
Fastmail and ProtonMail
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by mychael 8y ago
- Taught me a lot. - Treated me like an equal. - Offered me a ton of new opportunities which resulted in lots of salary bumps.
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by mychael 8y ago
Thank you for speaking up Brian Amerige. We need more people like you.
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by mychael 8y ago
> If Mr. Amerige is a fan of Rand, perhaps he should consider ... That makes no sense. It would be against the company's interest to do that for many reasons.
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by mychael 8y ago
Congrats Eventbrite team. You guys earned it!
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by mychael 8y ago
This site takes 45 seconds to load.
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by mychael 8y ago
> meta review Is "meta review" really a value add for software companies? Is this advice for Managers of peace-time companies who can't find anything more valuable to do with their time?
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by mychael 8y ago
Please ignore the advice in that article. It's hinged on the false idea that a manager always knows best. Imagine for a second that the manager is wrong in his/her judgement. Now the developer has to choose between arguing with th
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by mychael 8y ago
Who are the founders? Investors? I'm not able to find a single person who works there on LinkedIn either. On the surface it looks like you're harvesting leads for talent/recruiting.
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by mychael 8y ago
> Ask HN: Why do you keep a personal knowledge base? Why assume everyone here keeps a knowledge base? I personally don't.
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by mychael 8y ago
Real life is not a set intersection problem. You need to put yourself out there.
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by mychael 8y ago
As a Stripe Customer: Less life advice, more focus on making Stripe a better, easier to use product.
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by mychael 8y ago
It blows my mind that people are having "Group Chat" conversations like that via Email. Have they never heard of WhatsApp?
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by mychael 8y ago
OMG, a site doesn’t comply with GDPR? Call the internet police! /s
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by mychael 8y ago
Your Flux/Redux point is a distinction without a difference. The names are bad, wherever they came from.
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by mychael 8y ago
A big contributor to the difficult learning curve in Redux is the very poor naming of things. It's off the charts unintuitive, especially if you're an experienced programmer. I imagine their thought process went like this: Types:

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