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by purephase 9y ago
This is a great post. As a long time TNG fan (and fan of The Greatest Generation podcast), I never grokked DS9. I tried many times, but the first season episodes are just so bad that I can never make it though. An episode guide like this is
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by purephase 9y ago
As someone not invested in any of this at all, its fascinating to watch as people jump in completely oblivious to risk involved. I've listened to friends and family discuss investing "only $100" or "only $1000" for
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by purephase 9y ago
How come every time I try, the response from AWS is abysmal? I've been told this many times, and try to reach out, but it is always a pitiful case of broken telephone.
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by purephase 9y ago
I didn't get far enough, unfortunately. This was a number of years ago, and not the panacea for ML/AI that we have now. The variance in data is certainly a concern, but the free/inexpensive nature of the app itself was intend
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by purephase 9y ago
Back in my sleep-deprived days after my oldest was born I had an app idea similar to this, but with an added dash of AI/machine learning. Imagine a bunch of parents using a free/relatively inexpensive application, tracking feeding
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by purephase 9y ago
Same here. Odd choices, but I'm assuming there's a reason for it.
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by purephase 9y ago
How? Could you elaborate on the type of investigation you undertook that led you to become a skeptic? The scientific community is so overwhelmingly on the side of climate change that you'd have to be really selective to see/read i
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by purephase 9y ago
Agreed. I sold in Toronto nearly 4 years ago believing that the end was nigh. Stupidest decision of my life. 4 years appreciation on that property is likely another 200-300k that I walked away from. Should have rented, rather than sell.
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by purephase 9y ago
> Oracle CEO Safra Catz, who played a role in the Trump transition, plans to attend the event, but other industry executives haven't confirmed their participation yet. Colour me surprised. Good for Elon. He was principled in staying
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by purephase 9y ago
Yeah, you're spot on. Grasshoppers and frogs were everywhere in the 80's when I was a kid. I can't remember the last time I even saw a grasshopper. Not sure if it's related, but I rarely see dew any more either.
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by purephase 9y ago
This is a crazy list. Great to see it all in one place though. I don't pay that much attention to the domain registration space any more, but has the explosion of TLDs achieved the goal of reducing .com cash runs? It certainly seems li
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by purephase 9y ago
We're using it with Fusion and, I believe, it's a big part of the issues we're experiencing. We have both Virtualbox and Fusion users that have the same issues.
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by purephase 9y ago
Mitchell, It may not have been obvious in the original question but, believe me, I wholly appreciate the work that has gone into Vagrant and it truly is a great piece of software that we have happily supported over the years (with the Fusio
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Ask HN: Alternatives to Vagrant for development environments?
135 points by purephase 9y ago|100 comments
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by purephase 9y ago
Yeah, the first advertisement I heard for Rackspace's consultancy service for AWS was a bit of a shock. Having heard it, I'd assume that they're pulling away from their own cloud-based service offerings at some point. Just co
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by purephase 9y ago
I love this idea. It's not important for production / env that are managed through tooling, but the "randomish" nature of losing history on dev/stage is one of those, admittedly minor, annoyances that this would sol
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by purephase 10y ago
An important one to highlight is his administrations' advocacy for LGBT rights both domestically and abroad. It's maddening to see the dichotomy between his privacy legislation and how he's advanced the civil rights of so man
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by purephase 10y ago
I dunno here. CR's validation around the fact that users will often visit different sites seems on point to me. Some users visit the same sites over and over, true. But, a more accurate browsing pattern would be different sites, new co
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by purephase 10y ago
I don't think you understand the previous comment. Often, with burnout, motivation is not necessarily the issue. You try, or believe that you're trying, your absolute best but everything is falling down around you. It's not j
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by purephase 10y ago
Agreed. This is my favourite new feature. It didn't hold me back from using it at all, but now I can get rid of my other "scratchpad" editors.
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by purephase 10y ago
Typo in there, my point is that this President-Elect has indicated, and begun by appointment, the process of removing rights (hard won in many cases) from individuals. This is what the voting populace wanted so clearly there is a desire on
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by purephase 10y ago
It's not racism. Check. It's not misogyny. Check. It's not bigotry. Check. We get it. There are disenfranchised folks in the US that feel under-represented and even targeted/blamed etc. But this, this nonsense, is beyond
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by purephase 10y ago
Metabase is written in React: https://github.com/metabase/metabase
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by purephase 10y ago
I should have been more specific. The 24 hour marathon filibuster, the longest in history, put him in this position. There were others who filibustered the Civil Rights Act bills, but none of them made such a dramatic show of it.
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by purephase 10y ago
You'll need to source that. Despite some evidence in his later actions, Strom never vocally repudiated his earlier racism. I couldn't find any sources on it. His filibuster against the Civil Rights Act put him in this position. Ha
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by purephase 10y ago
It's a duplicate. Bigger discussion over here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12597109
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by purephase 10y ago
Not a Tesla owner, but that Cabin Overhead Protection feature is pretty cool (pun intended).
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by purephase 10y ago
Agreed! That Cmd-P slow down was just a bit too laggy. Happy to see that resolved. Fuzziness seems improved too, but I didn't do a lot of thorough testing there.
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by purephase 10y ago
Yes. They're that high in that pay bracket.
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If you had to learn ASP.Net yesterday, how would you start?
5 points by purephase 11y ago|1 comments

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