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by outime 7y ago
If you’re using AWS I want to assume you didn’t go for a cheaper solution (e.g. VPS from a reputable company) because you like the managed solutions that they provide, among other reasons. I assume also you want a simple way to increase rel
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by outime 7y ago
I have very good memories from Windows XP. I moved from Windows ME (which was absolutely terrible) directly to XP and it was so much better. I even liked the overall appearance. But then I guess nostalgia and being less critical myself back
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>It's pretty sad that in 2019, to setup a web app that can properly scale you need to understand and use so many technologies. Developing a scalable website in 2013 was a lot easier than in 2019. Back then PaaS was all the rage (Her
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by outime 7y ago
Just to clarify, what this does is take commands from Slack and translate them to some predefined GPIO signals which you can of course edit. It’s a simple script for which there are tons of tutorials around. Expected way more from the title
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by outime 7y ago
> to recover without having to abandon and emigrate Very true! Many colleagues I met here were ex-nokians. It seems that the market was able to absorb at least a bunch of them over time.
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by outime 7y ago
The article says: > Of course, there are exceptions. When patients are acutely ill, or changing regimens, or finding that their blood sugar is not well controlled, testing may be appropriate. So about the regimens: unless the patient eat
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by outime 7y ago
Could you explain how those news are related to the article? I’m trying to connect the dots but perhaps I’m missing something.
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by outime 7y ago
You asked for opinion and here’s mine: leave the team or leave the company. With the limited amount of info that you’re providing, it looks like you’re trying to fight a decision that upper management made. Not only you don’t like this pers
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by outime 7y ago
Nowadays I actively avoid Jenkins for almost everything after seeing it fail in companies of different sizes (mostly medium/big ones). Not that Jenkins itself is bad but keeping the base and plugins up-to-date is really painful. Ther
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by outime 7y ago
I just checked it and looks awesome! I’d have used it in a previous startup job if I just knew about your product back then. Special mention goes to the landing page as you list all the features right away, no bs and a clear cost calculator
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by outime 7y ago
I'm not particularly fond of Docker but I don't see it going away any time soon. I acknowledge there has been alternatives around which were better in some aspects than Docker yet haven't worked in a single company that didn&
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by outime 7y ago
How is this related to a post talking about a(nother) buggy macOS release?
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by outime 7y ago
I can add something to the list which is Sidecar i.e. using an iPad as secondary screen. It was a real nightmare to set it up as it’d not detect the iPad despite meeting all the requirements. I found no fixes online so I had the idea of log
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by outime 7y ago
Everybody is different and some people may prefer to spend their free time in fun side projects. Nothing wrong with that.
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by outime 7y ago
> Forming those bonds is what makes people happy to go to work everyday and work hard. No, not really. It depends of your personality. Some people are more than happy doing pure work tasks. It’d be a mistake to think that everyone likes
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by outime 7y ago
I left Twitter (where I was very, very active since ~2008) and FB (which didn't use much anyway) 2.5 years ago. For me, the typical listed benefits are mostly true. I have a lot more time to spend mainly on side projects and books, I s
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by outime 7y ago
This looks like a smart kid from the description given. It's possible that he spent a good time reading recent literature about the drawbacks and decided not to join the masses. Or he just thought twice before following everyone. Eithe
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by outime 7y ago
Dead hangs are great but unfortunately I can't have such setup at my current location. It didn't offer any lasting fix either. What worked for me best was: - Myofascial release of pec minor/major with theracane (generic one b
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by outime 7y ago
I understand that JS is required for most of the functionality but would be nice to also support non-JS by providing a basic uploader as a fallback. Other than that, it does look great! Edit: Sorry for my brainfart - obviously my suggestion
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by outime 7y ago
I finally found a somewhat cure for my long-time shoulder pain which also helped to develop costochondritis. After several medical tests and lots of hours invested into researching the problem myself (as doctors just provided NSAIDs and PT
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by outime 7y ago
I expect to get interesting and hopefully new insights when reading comments in HN. The comment guidelines state the following: >Don't introduce flamewar topics unless you have something genuinely new to say. Avoid unrelated controv
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by outime 7y ago
Almost every thread that's somehow related to Google Search has this same question (which often goes to the top) and the same answers. It's difficult to imagine that most of the people haven't seen this a bunch of times as we
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by outime 7y ago
Yeah you’re right, I just multiplied by 7 days. Then again you don’t work 5 days every single week (depends of the location) but 80k is definitely closer to the actual figure.
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by outime 7y ago
Putting aside the potential quality issues of the study, the headline here in HN isn't accurate and made a lot of people comment about how wrong it is. The study doesn't literally say "impossible" but "virtually imp
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by outime 7y ago
I knew about Zulip but wasn’t aware of the free hosted plan. I can truly see it now as an alternative for orgs who can’t afford running these things themselves.
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Even though I left social networks long time ago I welcome this change. Even if I tried really hard not to get influenced I still ended up reading posts with a high number of [interaction] somehow differently. IMHO HN comments or some subre
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by outime 7y ago
Unless I missed someone, every single comment (including myself) agrees: the new site is just unusable. It’s awful. IMHO it’s been broken since they released it and so it makes me think that they won’t fix it so people will switch to the ap
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by outime 7y ago
>The company attributed that to a manufacturing defect, affecting a small number of phones, which it soon fixed. But customers online continued reporting problems, forum comments show. I wish corporations would stop using the “only affec
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by outime 7y ago
Note the following: * This is yet not available. * It's not "Ad-Free Internet" but more like "a dozen websites ad-free". * They expect a monthly payment - which is fine, but the first thing I imagined from the title
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by outime 7y ago
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