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ramses0
7y ago
You have a lot of faith in rechargeable battery durability.
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7y ago
No, it is “source available”. It’s the difference between UFC and MMA, or declaring that addition == subtraction (if only you negate all the terms). If you don’t use the term correctly, then you’re muddying the waters. Source Available - un
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7y ago
30/30/30 splits are extremely common across all industries. https://www.nuvonium.com/blog/view/how-to-price-your-product... Basically a $10 product had better cost $3 to make, $6 for wholesale, and $10 M
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7y ago
I’m of the opinion that meat should be clearly labeled as a simple percentage on the front of anything that contains it. Imagine: 100% meat hot dogs, or 90% meat hot dogs, or 0% meat hot dogs. 0% meat pizza, 5% meat pizza, 15% meat pizza.
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7y ago
HN most assuredly does nothing like markdown for comment rendering.
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7y ago
Look into "bash-reduce", but it'd be great to have something like "bark" (bash-spark) which consumed documents at a time... and you're right, it might not even be that difficult.
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7y ago
It’s like visual zModem...
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7y ago
As an outside observer: Real Name was a play at true identity management. There are two true identity managers currently out there: LinkedIn for business, and Facebook for personal. No other sites have a larger penetration of "sociall
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7y ago
So you use the browser app which uses approximately the same amount of memory / resources?
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7y ago
"The future is already here, it's just not evenly distributed." - W. Gibson
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7y ago
Usage-based limits... "1000 edits..." similar to 'moom' I think which allows like 100 window resizes before it makes you pay.
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7y ago
For startups, take a look at "Salesforce Essentials", which is ~$25/mo and allows you to grow into the rest of Salesforce. https://www.salesforce.com/editions-pricing/sales-cloud/
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7y ago
$600MM/yr @ $200k/yr == ~3000 engineers?
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7y ago
I agree with you here. I am also negative on loss of the headphone jack, but switching to primarily wireless audio has had quite a bit of network-effect positive benefits.
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7y ago
I'm on OSX and I have to have a docker container up and running in order to do development. GNU v. BSD tooling just isn't cutting it, and that's actually (IMHO) what's stealing market share from OSX. They got windows+li
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8y ago
The physical assembly would likely be a week if you're following instructions and avoiding other people's mistakes. The person who made it probably made a lot of mistakes that you're not seeing, and is used to working at this
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8y ago
Try online here: https://fontlibrary.org/en/font/gnu-unifont It does look different (likely incorrect), but is definitely better than blank boxes and question marks.
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8y ago
...but seriously... I think I still remember my "license plate" number for prodigy.net, which I think was 7 digits alpahnumeric. I've very occasionally searched for it thinking there was maybe an archive or footprints from &
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8y ago
If you ever get the chance go to the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, which has a great explanation of the difficulties (and values) associated with timekeeping: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Observatory,_Greenwich
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8y ago
The Wal-Mart of laptops: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/01181... ...instead of consistently asking suppliers for 1-3% wholesale discount per year, Apple is asking engineers for 0.3mm-1mm th
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8y ago
I did this quite a while ago following your same teaching methodology. Feedback welcome! :-) http://www.robertames.com/blog.cgi/entries/git-in-two-ten-mi...
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8y ago
5/6 is the distinction between: apt get update && apt get upgrade vs: curl https://rust-lang.com | grep "new version" && curl " https://rust-lang.com/installer.sh" | sh I
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@lifeisstillgood - in the spirit of mutual embarrassment... https://github.com/ramses0/docker-devenv https://github.com/ramses0/docker-devenv/blob/master/Dockerf... I found it usefu
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8y ago
> Google are better package maintainers than Debian My intent was to challenge your statement that google are better package maintainers than Debian, specifically w.r.t. reproducibility of builds. It's disrespectful to Debian to thi
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8y ago
I would suggest you look a little deeper into Debian's history and work on reproducible builds: https://wiki.debian.org/ReproducibleBuilds They've been at it (looks like) since ~2014, and their goals and motivatio
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8y ago
https://github.com/squat/terraform-provider-vultr Pointing this out... I've gotten a bit of basics working with vultr + terraform but it's not the most straightforward. I'm not the author, but an intere
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8y ago
Vote with your wallet. I'm about to ditch Pandora b/c they keep advertising pandora super-premium, when I'm already paying for pandora premium. What should that particular anti-pattern be called?
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8y ago
No.
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8y ago
The same way you can throw snark at a company for their (lack of) security knowledge, they can do the same for your lack of industry knowledge. Generally, gathering passport data for hoteliers is a legal requirement (see here: https:/
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8y ago
Minimally: rate of change > capacity to adapt, and lack of natural predators, right?
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