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by nlh 9y ago
Random question while I/we have your attention: I noticed you changed your homepage pretty dramatically to a "less designed" version (but more direct). It looks great. Is that showing you better results or are you still in
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by nlh 9y ago
The key moment of bubble insanity for me was overheating the security screeners at Heathrow talking about how they just signed up for “this new app called CoinBase” which was going to make them all rich.
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by nlh 9y ago
I eagerly await @patio11’s thoughts on all of this. I imagine he’s got >0 to say...
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by nlh 9y ago
I would argue that the top 10 sites aren’t using EV because they don’t need to use EV, precisely because they’re top 10 sites. If I’m visiting Amazon, I’m pretty sure that I’m getting the security I’m expecting simply by seeing Amazon’s d
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Building a Sustainable Startup(blog.scalyr.com)
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by nlh 9y ago
According to the docs ( http://devdocs.io/help#search ) you can actually integrate DevDocs into your search habits by using the browser bar search (on Google Chrome, at least). Go to search bar -> type in 'devdocs&#x2
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by nlh 9y ago
Side note: the entire site ( http://elth.co ) appears to be a single-person operation (a side project even — “I am currently put up in the lovely city of Bangalore in India, working for a startup as an Android Engineer.”) Kudos t
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by nlh 9y ago
Welcome to the wonder world of the Oxford Comma...a source of debate perhaps rivaled only by the great Emacs vs Vim wars... https://www.grammarly.com/blog/what-is-the-oxford-comma-and-...
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by nlh 9y ago
Me too -- this is a very important point. Often the hotel's direct rate will be the same as advertised on hotels.com. Of course you lose the ~10% rebate by not getting rewards points, but since the hotel is effectively earning 30% mo
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by nlh 9y ago
For one (or, rather, for one billion) - the audience is a large portion of the Indian subcontinent, many of whom (79.8%) are Hindu, for whom cows are sacred (and they, therefore, don't eat beef.) They're not vegetarian for the sam
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by nlh 9y ago
One thing I've always been amazed at when reading about spacecraft is the incredibly detailed level of control the scientists have over the craft. It's something I'm not used to here on earth -- when something breaks, I'
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Support Driven Development: Listen Now So You Don’t Hear It Later(blog.scalyr.com)
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A Tale of Siri and My Home's Energy Usage(blog.scalyr.com)
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A Tale of Siri and My Home's Energy Usage(blog.scalyr.com)
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by nlh 10y ago
Side note/tangent: I think this is closer to what "flying cars" look like in the future vs. what's being attempted lately (which are really just increasingly small lift-based aircraft.) Replace the underground rails wit
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by nlh 10y ago
Because I think in this case, it's not just about money (per se), copying a public design, or patent-related technicalities ("we had a patent on that very generic thing!"). This one is about bad-faith theft. Google didn&#x2
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by nlh 10y ago
The section in the article on jet lag mitigation was extremely confusing -- the author wrote of evening light and morning light but was unclear which time zone he was referring to. Can someone explain a bit more clearly? If someone is trav
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by nlh 10y ago
I like this idea -- it allows the seller to find an optimal price through what's basically an auction process. The early buyers get a "good" deal, and when sales level off, they can roll back the pricing a few dollars and kn
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by nlh 10y ago
I see your perspective, but you're essentially arguing the point that the only people who regularly use healthcare services are 1) hypochondriacs and 2) the elderly. I think if you were to look at the data on who actually uses healthca
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by nlh 10y ago
I'm in the same boat as you -- they just don't fit me. Check out "earhoox" (or, if you prefer a non-branded item, just search for "earpod covers" on Amazon, etc.). I have no connection with that particular (or
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by nlh 10y ago
I have the exact same problem. Check out 'earhoox' -- they solve the problem perfectly. (They're silicone EarPod covers with little hooks that keep them perfectly placed in your ears.)
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by nlh 10y ago
I first read the title as "The $1,499,2016 MacBook Pro" and thought -- wow, things certainly have escalated in the world of Apple's premium pricing strategy.
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The Myth of the Root Cause: How Complex Web Systems Fail – Blog(blog.scalyr.com)
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The Myth of the Root Cause: How Complex Web Systems Fail(blog.scalyr.com)
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by nlh 10y ago
You're being downvoted because you clearly didn't read the article, despite your claim that you did. It's a funny post about how people order and share, not about bill-splitting.
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by nlh 10y ago
Every time I read a post on here about ageism and that sort of crap in SV, I feel obligated to gloat ever-so-slightly that not all VC-backed, small, fast-growing, interesting startups out here fall into that mold. I've been extremely l
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by nlh 10y ago
+1 me too, of course. The problem, unfortunately, as we learned through some of Tesla's struggles, is that car dealerships are deeply embedded in a bunch of localities through legislation. There are literally written into law as the w
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by nlh 10y ago
No need to apologize :) Yes - screens are from old UI. New UI is currently in public beta and, as you'll see, dramatically improved: https://www.scalyr.com/product/new-ui/opt-in Re: pricing. A much bigger t
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by nlh 10y ago
Scalyr supports live tail (in both classic and new UI modes): http://www.scalyr.com (*disclaimer: I'm one of the co-founders)
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by nlh 10y ago
Aaaaaaaand I was 100% wrong!

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