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by nhumrich 8y ago
I lived in the Marshall Islands for two years. AMA. My current thoughts are that of all countries to adopt crypto, MI makes little sense. Only on the main island do people have cell phones. Smart phones are even less common. Internet is a r
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by nhumrich 8y ago
No girl is dumb enough to be their girlfriend.
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by nhumrich 8y ago
Yes, but only iterm
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by nhumrich 8y ago
This is awesome. Will most likely be contributing to this
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by nhumrich 8y ago
Pretty much impossible. There are some programs that can kind of do some images, but certainly not gifs
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by nhumrich 8y ago
EC3S
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by nhumrich 8y ago
> even the business one doesn't promise that it won't look through your private info It sure does: https://storage.googleapis.com/gfw-touched-accounts-pdfs/goo... Because there are no ads in the paid vers
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by nhumrich 8y ago
This was back in 1990 before it was such a big industry.
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by nhumrich 8y ago
Walmart doesn't have it's fingers in nearly as many things. Cloud computing, autonomous vehicles, drones, ai, smart home tech, developer community, etc. Are all things Amazon has a leg in that Walmart has literally nothing.
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by nhumrich 8y ago
The biggest difference is that services don't use the gateway to talk to each other. And hopefully, the gateway isn't transforming responses. If services do use the gateway to talk to each other, then yes, it's pretty much
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by nhumrich 8y ago
correct. Every time you say yes, your saying no to something else. Its important to realize what your saying no to, before you say yes.
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What do you use to display metrics on tv dashboards?
2 points by nhumrich 9y ago|2 comments
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by nhumrich 9y ago
I would usually agree with you, but cockroach is so new, I doubt they have any type of fixed price. They probably work it out on a 1-by-1 basis.
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by nhumrich 9y ago
I actually really like that idea.
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by nhumrich 9y ago
> There is nothing to stop a non-profit hospital from being as efficient as a for-profit one. Sure, but there is also no motivation to do so. NASA never even thought about having a rocket return. SpaceX/Blue Origin, that was the fir
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by nhumrich 9y ago
Thats a very long time ago in cloud computing years.
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by nhumrich 9y ago
Or you could just use generators
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One Company's Relationship with Custom Web Elements(medium.com)
1 points by nhumrich 9y ago|0 comments
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by nhumrich 9y ago
No. Its currently very specific to our org. But i'll consider making it more generic and open sourcing it now.
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by nhumrich 9y ago
Im curious what languages you use. Because while python's package management might not be great, I would definitely put it in the top 5. Most languages have bad package management, including go.
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by nhumrich 9y ago
One might argue that Python doesnt need as much tooling. In java you need tools to autogenerate code, refactor, etc. Because its so strict. But with python, you can use the language itself to do things, such as adding a parameter to a funct
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by nhumrich 9y ago
We use gitlab CI for pipelines which is great. You can figure out when everything was deployed last etc. We even built our own dashboard using gitlab api that shows all the latest deploys, just so its easier to track down what was recently
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by nhumrich 9y ago
My thoughts on this: https://hackernoon.com/yes-python-is-slow-and-i-dont-care-13...
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by nhumrich 9y ago
Wouldnt that just be, Docker?
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by nhumrich 9y ago
Wow, using the user as the salt is awesome. Is this considered an ok security practice?
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by nhumrich 9y ago
Interesting. Just reading this now, but it makes me wonder, what happens if you set two accounts to the same password?
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by nhumrich 9y ago
This is a cool idea, but having the worker use http is just asking for problems. What happens if the http connection times out? For a worker architecture, it can be expected for some jobs to take north of 5 minutes. Http will time out by th
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by nhumrich 9y ago
yes edit: (I dont actually know, im just saying yes cause you asked)
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by nhumrich 9y ago
This is a really cool midway point between lambda and ec2. You can have a large codebase, run continously, but on "serverless"
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by nhumrich 9y ago
If this article is accurate (data source looks shady and lacking statistical significance) I believe it. I think for me, the main thing that would explain the increase is that you now have to watch your kid. What I mean is, when my parent

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