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A: Have you heard about the object-oriented way to become wealthy? B: No A: Inheritance!
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A friend of mine is in a band called 1023MB. They haven’t had a gig yet.
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I've always associated efficiency of a program by its package size and with this mindset, Adobe Suite would be on the bottom of my list as being the most inefficient set of programs in modern times (proof: https://imgur.com&
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I've heard the phrase that "Competition is good for business" but never in the context "Competition is good for open source"
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Thank you! 1. How the Y-axis Servos are mounted isn’t the ideal orientation. Some of my initial decisions, ie for linear rails, limited my options based of what I was able to fabricate in-house. There were a lot of lessons learned and if I
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Building my own 5ft x 10ft CNC from start to finish (ie frame design/welding to integration of a controller/software) was an amazing journey to learning various engineering concepts involved in making an industrial grade machine t
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Facebook Reinstates Trump's Account
(facebook.com)
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Yes of course, but there also comes a time at such companies that have experienced exponential growth (primarily attributed to innovation) that the innovation curve reaches a plateau and the focus shifts to brining in the next hot CEO to de
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As someone who uses Ubiquiti NanoStation M2 APs very often as a part of wireless bridging solution for our own products, I was wondering what is happening with Ubiquiti. I have close colleague in Taiwan and he was so excited to inform me th
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I would need to know a little more about those 1M requests before making any of your points valid. If 1M are solely reads, you can do real-time transient offload onto Redis without calling it cache and breaking your bank.
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I agree. Verbally assaulting, belittling someone, or having a physical fight never has and never will solve any problems. However, that would only be the case if we lived in a perfect world. History tells us otherwise. Also, how someone del
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Anyone know Parler’s tech stack? What do they use AWS for? Are they all serverless or primarily using S3 and RDS or maybe DynamoDB?
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With only a slight difference...if there is an all out war, 75 million people show up only to counter 6. My opinion is strictly based on the turnouts I’ve seen at their rallies.
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I’ve warned on the same point. I hope notice is taken before it’s too late.
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Regardless of your beliefs, today is a sad day for free speech.
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Thank you!
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I don’t mind being reminded every 2-3 years how great State Machines are. I was first introduced to the concept back in 2002 and my mind was blown. At that time, I was in my 20s...now I’m pushing past 40 and I’m starting to think my life is
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I’m trying to learn more about “artichoke” from their website but the hamburger menu won’t work on my iPhone safari. Pls fix!
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That could work only if the city ordinance allowed it. If not, they can request a variance hearing with the city officials to explain them the situation and (hopefully) get approved.
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Well, here's the initial commit of RESTful Authentication library from 2006: https://github.com/technoweenie/restful-authentication/commi... . FYI, still using in production like a charm!
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6y ago
I’m seeing poor internet performance overall, even accessing HN...too many relying on Google DNS maybe? Even ISPs?
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I’m seeing poor internet performance overall, even accessing HN...too many relying on Google DNS maybe? Even ISPs?
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What's the point of having a status page when it can't reliably tell you the factual status?
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Confirmed: all mentioned above down midwest!
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It would be really nice if they gutted out webpack for something like snowpack! Asset compile times kill the overall deployment experience.
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I'm on the same boat as @whiddershins, please take a moment to explain your thoughts in detail.
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I thought Google LLC, it's parent, was a public company?
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Correct, the exact same way "some people" think indenting with tab is 100% BS. Yet, at the same time, there are "other people" that will indent TAB + 2 spaces every new line.
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Context of my comment was domestic surveillance and had nothing to do with international affairs. The Obama administration essentially pushed the gas pedal on state surveillance started by Bush administration. If you recall, Snowden was one
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This is what I don’t understand of the Biden Administration over Trump’s. I thought they were for the people? As much fluff as Trump talked about, we did not see any state surveillance advancements during his time.
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