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Ask HN: What are reasonable actions to take with COVID-19?
4 points by nouveaux 7y ago|2 comments
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Coronavirus Exposes Core Flaws, and Few Strengths, in China’s Governance(nytimes.com)
2 points by nouveaux 7y ago|0 comments
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by nouveaux 7y ago
I think this is a great analogy because both code and cleanliness carry similar social consequences. If you live by yourself, you can be as messy as you want. It's only a problem if your mess becomes a biohazard for your neighbors that
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A Spanish Beach Town Is Filling Up with Sea Foam(earther.gizmodo.com)
2 points by nouveaux 7y ago|0 comments
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by nouveaux 7y ago
Parent cited a graph that demonstrates a lot of potential. Do you care to make an argument and cite any sources?
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Why isn’t California using more prescribed burns to reduce fire risk?(arstechnica.com)
22 points by nouveaux 7y ago|6 comments
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by nouveaux 7y ago
At the same time, not allowing an owner to rent is transferring wealth to corporate hoteliers. Why is that better? I rather transfer wealth to middle class and upper middle class than give it to the 1%. Does anyone know why its so hard to t
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by nouveaux 7y ago
I believe the Kubernetes/Docker way is to not update in place but to create new instances. Can you spin up a new node pool/cluster and redirect traffic there?
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Amazon workers stage strike on Black Friday(apnews.com)
2 points by nouveaux 7y ago|0 comments
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by nouveaux 7y ago
I use tmux locally for multiple sessions. Each session has a different development project. You can achieve the same thing with iterm by having multiple iterm sessions I suppose but I like staying inside one terminal.
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by nouveaux 7y ago
Our economy and financial systems are built on trust. Fraud makes it hard to have productive transactions. Fraud also has a massive detriment to society. It's not that private investors needs protection. It's that people who commi
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by nouveaux 7y ago
The more joins or when you need more performance, drop into SQL. SQLAlchemy's expression language is a good middle ground. I will start there if I need to do more than a couple of joins. As some people have noted here, I think the bigg
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by nouveaux 7y ago
I've recently gotten into backpacking and learned that the most effective way of dealing with mosquitoes and ticks in nature is Permetherin. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permethrin . It is intended for clothing an
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by nouveaux 7y ago
The last I checked, it is only ARM chips now because it's what LLVM supports.
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by nouveaux 8y ago
I see the same thing from people using vscode. Its safe to say that those who know their tools well will be more productive than those who do not.
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by nouveaux 8y ago
Postgraphile solves the problem of boilerplate CRUD very well but it does not handle custom and complex logic well. For instance, interacting with other APIs like payment.
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by nouveaux 8y ago
I suspect that gaming subscription services will payout more than your traditional model. The difference between this and music is that most people do not want to hear the same songs over and over again. The $10 is spread across so many art
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by nouveaux 8y ago
One common advice to help in decision making is the 10-10-10 rule. How much will this decision matter in 10 minutes, 10 months and 10 years. When I have the right perspective, many decisions that I used to agonize over become easy.
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by nouveaux 8y ago
After developing with Postgres for several years and then moving to sqlite for dev, sqlite is a breath of fresh air. Now our policy is that everything goes into sqlite db unless the data requires multiple writers. The fact that you have to
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by nouveaux 8y ago
So which led light bulb do you install in your house?
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by nouveaux 8y ago
I'm all for programmers getting paid more. However, by your logic, if the company is losing money, should programmers contribute from their own pockets to keep the company afloat? Starting your own company (not self employed contractor
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by nouveaux 8y ago
Without knowing what kind of games you like, I can safely suggest Splendor and Azul. Both plays well with 2 and scales up to 4 equally well. If you like more strategy, Lords of Waterdeep. There are some excellent 2 player games as well. I w
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by nouveaux 8y ago
Terraforming Mars is my favorite game. I think its worth giving it another try. I would remove the Corporate Era cards for now. These are the cards with the white triangle near the bottom left. Here are some games I would suggest for a grou
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by nouveaux 8y ago
Not only Dungeons and Dragons, board games are making huge waves around the world. As a game store owner, I have observed a huge growth in tabletop games, including board games. So it's probably not a coincidence that the most highly r
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by nouveaux 8y ago
Digital board games are superior in almost every way except face to face player interaction. For games with a high level of complexity, the analog version is always terrible. Forgetting to move a bit when the game state changes is always a
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by nouveaux 8y ago
Reason itself is not geared towards React and it is a general purpose language. I emphasize React mostly because the original creator of ReactJS is involved in creating Reason and you can see that React was designed for a language like Reas
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by nouveaux 8y ago
Comment I wrote in a previous thread with some minor edits: "We chose ReasonML after a previous project of working with JS, React and Flow. We started using Reason back in May. The plan was to use typescript, but after some great exper
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by nouveaux 8y ago
It would be great if you and your family elaborate more on this experience through an AMA and/or blog post?
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by nouveaux 8y ago
It's not likely that the small groups of people working on new operating systems really effect the outcome of open source desktop. One guess is that not enough UI/UX people work on open source desktops. The other guess is that har
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by nouveaux 8y ago
We chose ReasonML after a previous project of working with JS, React and Flow. We started using Reason back in May. The plan was to use typescript but after some great experiences with Rust on personal projects, I really wanted a language c

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