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I think the name is appropriate. These looked so good that I just did a rather sensuous sigh when I saw them.
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I have to admit, for a brief moment when clicking the link, I did expect that.
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When Is “ACID” ACID? Rarely (2013)
(bailis.org)
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I think what we need to understand is that we shouldn't underestimate how naive people are when it comes to the chance of going home 'big', and how exploitative big companies can be of such naivete. Imagine big company X, lis
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Azure SQL Data Warehouse Opens for Limited Public Preview
(blogs.technet.com)
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Has anyone else been keeping an eye on estimote? Any idea how this will measure up against their offering? In many ways this looks similar too. Just wondering if this is going to make business hard for estimote. Although, estimote just seem
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11y ago
If everyone did this (for cases where it actually mattered. Some app types are supported fine by in app ads) I would love to see how it would change the entire market perception towards paying for software. Right now it's viewed as a r
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Kadira (Meteorhacks) Is 1 Year Old. Launches Kadira Debug for Meteor Clientside
(kadira.io)
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11y ago
I actually laughed out and said out loud "ha! This is so cool". Nice one
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11y ago
Pretty sweet. Are all these entries posted by companies themselves or did you do the posting? I love how it's neatly organised by language. Are you planning on adding any other layers/filters? Edit - Why isn't this in Show HN
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I'd be super interested to hear the story behind said extension. Sounds really impressive.
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11y ago
Sadly, I never made it to advanced meditation. 10 minutes in and I fall asleep. Used to do that in the shower right after I got home from sports/training. Meditate for 10 minutes under a very light stream of water. The results from doi
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This is actually really awesome. I've got quite a few ideas for this. I love this kind of stuff where companies with a product open up an api for it. So much utility. Reminds me of this talk by the people from twilio where they discuss
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How We Moved from Linode to AWS with Less than a Minute of Downtime (2014)
(docraptor.com)
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Posted it here precisely because I wanted to hear what the opinions were. For what it's worth, I found this through cleancoders twitter feed. Their recommendation
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Abstract till you drop. Going beyond 'extract till you drop'
(thinkfoo.wordpress.com)
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Thanks a lot for all the comments so far people. I try to keep myself open to change and I've already changed how I look at acquisitions and success. gizmo's and adventured's answers really helped. Thanks! As a by the by, I u
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Ask HN: A startup runs at a loss for 6+ years, gets acquired. Was it a success?
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11y ago
For those wondering how he got this much in credits: http://aws.amazon.com/activate/
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The fact that this is what you think means your relationship at a new company level is already beyond salvation.
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11y ago
I don't view courses like this as a way to become employable really. But I'll probably follow this stuff just to become better in a more structured way. I signed up when ML and AI became first available on coursers (as soon as the
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11y ago
The only discipline I truly push for when asked this question is Test Driven Development. Reasons: 1) You can still code pretty fast (trust me on this, code moves only a tiny bit slower and then gains heavily when it comes to debugging even
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11y ago
A lot of things at once. I'm finally committing to finishing them in order. A) My personal CMS. Standard CMS but outputs a static website. Kind of a static site generator without going through all the "put file in folder run [jeky
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Link to startup - http://www.biocarbonengineering.com/ To the Mods. Not sure if this has been posted before. And not sure if link to startup would be better. Please switch link if that would be better. Thanks :)
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Startup attempting to use drones to plant 36,000 trees a day
(independent.co.uk)
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I have actually. He's one of my heroes in SL. He works close to where I'll be moving to soon (it's all in one IT park). Guy is very very humble. Very nice to talk to him. Also one of the few all in believers of TDD :D
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I dunno. The replies I've got have so far pointed me in a fairly consistent direction that can't possibly leave me worse than where I am right now. What I do from there will be up to me (and anyone else who benefits from this thre
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Thanks. Saving it to the reading list.
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That... Was brilliant. My weekend plans seem to be pretty sorted. Thanks a lot for this. I wish I could reply with something more than just thanks but honestly, there's so much here. Just.. Thank you :)
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11y ago
Would this list of books be a good starting point? http://everythingsysadmin.com/books.html
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