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by ojame 4y ago
One thing that I have really come to like with Heroku is the pipeline. fly.io doesn't have one (I don't think?) and render isn't the same; it rebuilds for different stages and there's no concept of 'promoting'
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by ojame 4y ago
Still weeks away from enabling the GitHub integration again, you can still manually deploy via the heroku CLI. Our team realised heroku was going to take weeks and we’ve replicated our “review app” development workflow with GitHub actions t
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by ojame 4y ago
I’m interested in peoples experience with this and if it’s relatively true. We (like many others I assume) pay more for Heroku than AWS as it allows us to “outsource” our dev ops. We are a small team (sub 15) with a decent sized, decade old
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by ojame 5y ago
I’m not OP so can’t answer your question literally. If you’re questioning why use the phrase “elite” and not professional or competitive: You can be a professional (by definition being paid) athlete and still never be in the top 10% of play
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Show HN: GuideLab – in-app user guides for their entire journey(guidelab.io)
4 points by ojame 5y ago|0 comments
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by ojame 5y ago
Thanks for highlighting this - an oversight on my part.
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Show HN: GuideLab – Guide your users through their entire journey(guidelab.io)
1 points by ojame 5y ago|2 comments
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by ojame 5y ago
While that's true, `@@.@` fulfils "an @ symbol with something before it, and something after it".
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by ojame 5y ago
If you're on MacOS: I used to use LICEcap but then I found myself wanting more (still basic) features, like the ability to trim recordings, export to video formats etc. Now I use Kap, it's the perfect balance of simplicity and fea
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by ojame 5y ago
Anecdotally, I have an iPhone 8 Plus that for the last 18 months or so I've nearly exclusively charged with my Macbook Pro charger, and the battery health is at 82%.
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by ojame 5y ago
Ignoring the “no hope” clause and in the spirit of entertainment: some napkin math has a 40ft shipping container holding around $60m in dollar bills. People would look a lot harder for that than camping gear!
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by ojame 5y ago
I’ve been a (paying!) customer for Tower for around 5 years. I prefer using a GUI over a CLI for git; Tower makes drag and dropping cherry picking easy, multiple select to squash etc. Highly recommend you take a look (I’ve tried others and
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by ojame 5y ago
I’ve had a paid account with Fastmail for probably going on 8 years I’d say. It’s been a fantastically reliable service and the odd (perhaps 3 or 4 times) I’ve needed to reach out to support it’s always prompt and a real conversation.
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by ojame 5y ago
You’d hate to find out how your windscreen is held in place.
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by ojame 5y ago
While I generally agree, pre-acquisition Instagram didn’t have a web viewer. You could only use it via the app, which required you to log in.
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by ojame 6y ago
This is generally (in my circles at least) what parents do regardless. As in, provide equipment and an environment to have fun and learn. My anecdotal experience is once kids get to around 5, they start really wanting to form consistent soc
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by ojame 6y ago
I'm not sure they're _much better_ but in my experience (both as a kid and a dad) they serve different purposes. Parks and playgrounds are great, as you've mentioned (but you can also get socialisation through play groups, ac
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by ojame 6y ago
I’ve made a SaaS app that essentially automated what the author is describing. In most circles it’s referred to as “flexible eating”. My wife struggled with keeping weight off and counting macros has been the only effective way to do it, bu
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by ojame 6y ago
I'm not a chef by any means but I'm a busy person who eats (aren't we all!). I don't like to limit my choices to 'quick healthy meals' as some deliciously healthy meals take a long time to prepare and cook, and
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by ojame 6y ago
I'm not sure what 'worth it' means, as to me there's no trade off that would make it 'not worth it'. But to answer why do I enjoy having kids and why do I enjoy being a parent (2yo and 4yo, third on the way): -
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by ojame 6y ago
It's not specifically what you're talking about, but individual plant management is becoming more and more popular. It's done with drones - not the blade type but the wing type. They use multispectral cameras and interpretati
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by ojame 6y ago
It looks relatively the same, can be similar (or more, or less) amount of screens. It all depends on what what model the tractor is (some only need one screen for control) and what attachments you have on. Some attachments have one or two s
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by ojame 6y ago
>Just say they are not paying taxes and getting our money abroad etc. This is said pretty regularly in the media in Australia, and honestly no one cares. Even big mining companies like BHP pay little corporate tax on shore, and after yea
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by ojame 7y ago
There’s a difference between development and usability - the “janky” here refers to the end user experience, not yours a developer.
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by ojame 7y ago
Because after you hover on something, it can be an indication of intent. Just loading an image when the webpage loads doesn't give you any insight into what the user 'interacted' with.
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by ojame 7y ago
The NHL (I don't follow the NBA) are paying close attention to it. They're not acting yet, but likely the pre-season games in China (like they've played for the last 2 out of 3 years) won't go ahead. They've got sev
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by ojame 7y ago
I'm sad about this but not surprised. Holden was one of the two iconic Australian car manufacturers (Ford is the other, but we also had Toyota and others) but had really lost touch in the last 10 or so years. Go back 20+ years, and the
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by ojame 7y ago
Steven Rinella and the MeatEater podcast[0] is an excellent source of information on Wolves (amongst other things). They’ve had episode with industry experts on Wolf genetics, conservation, migration, reintroduction, hunting, habitat contro
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by ojame 7y ago
https://www.rome2rio.com/ (No affiliation) has always served this purpose (at least locally, in Australia) pretty well for me.
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by ojame 7y ago
What services are you thinking of? They charge for all the enterprise level stuff, and Google Cloud etc; but consumer facing every-day use services? I can't see how charging for search would work, charging for Android, they already cha

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