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rckclmbr
11y ago
FWIW, the information is encrypted in dropbox -- you need to profile an "Encryption key". http://help.infinitekind.com/discussions/iphone-ipod-touch-i...
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11y ago
Now write a program to calculate the probability of that happening :)
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12y ago
I'm actually upset by this -- I'm on the $10/year for 20gb plan (I use unlimited photos, the 20gb are just home videos). I'm sure Amazon figured there would be a few people like me who wouldn't like this, but it st
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12y ago
Here's the app: http://www.analyzewords.com/ My "Spacy/Valley girl" social style is high. For some reason, I don't mind.
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12y ago
I want to increase the amount of money in my bank account. I'm using Mint to measure. Just because I'm measuring it doesn't make it easier to get money in there. That said, it helps me keep budgets more. If I don't chec
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12y ago
Not to mention, I would work at SpaceX for 1/4 (or less) salary of what I would work at Google for.
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12y ago
How do you mean? I thought CoreOS required reboot https://coreos.com/docs/cluster-management/setup/update-stra...
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12y ago
Not sure if you're serious or not, but the domain is owned by Jelmer Tiete, who doesn't appear to have any affiliation with Boston Dynamics. He works at beyond.io, which on their homepage says they "make things that make you
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12y ago
This is a beautiful thing. I have had a medical issue for a little over three years that no doctor can figure out, and I've concluded that doctors don't know how to troubleshoot. They know how to look at the symptoms, and if the
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12y ago
Well, this isn't really a question about the product, but I was wondering how you got such a clean looking site built so quickly (complete with logo)? I'm not design oriented at all, so I was just wondering what your approach was
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12y ago
I'm not worried about AI developing to the point where it will kill us. I'm worried about a "videogame" AI being put into a massive army of robots, programmed with the intent of shooting anything that moves (except othe
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12y ago
I think they're more competing with the likes of heroku as opposed to digital ocean.
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12y ago
He made a series of incredibly smart investments, each taking him to new heights (financially). I believe his first business was a food distribution company. He used the small gains there, along with borrowing money from his father, to i
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12y ago
They have versions. Also, easy rollback. ubuntu@localhost:~$ snappy versions Part Tag Installed Available Fingerprint Active ubuntu-core edge 141 - 7f068cb4fa876c * docker edge 1
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12y ago
So much this. RDS is a great solution to this problem which hasn't been solved yet. Basically zero maintenance.
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12y ago
Do you? It seems like they just get the service for free -- you can buy it otherwise
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12y ago
Honestly is looks like someone watched the How To Start A Startup video yesterday, saw how they made a one-pager in an hour to validate the idea, and just ran with it. So my guess is they're looking for how people would want to use it
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12y ago
We're been using Docker and coreos+fleet for our production environment at GaiaGPS for a few months now, and have been very impressed. We use quay.io for building our repositories, triggered by a github commit. I agree with what other
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12y ago
This is an odd, random thing to be on the front page. Did any event in particular happen to make this come up?
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12y ago
I actually disagree. If you feel compelled to do something cool, do it. This is a great opportunity to challenge yourself. And someone will care about the project you do -- you will. Never do anything but your best. But to the other post
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12y ago
That bootstrapping is pretty sweet, was that something you guys came up with or did you borrow it from somewhere? (I'm referring to the stuff in https://github.com/cattleio/stampede/tree/master/stamp
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12y ago
Yep, exactly.
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12y ago
Not yet. I will shortly.
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12y ago
We use Amazon RDS and S3. Only applications are run in the cluster.
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12y ago
We recently switched (like 2 weeks ago) our project from deployment on ubuntu servers via 'git pull' managed with supervisord to docker/coreos/fleet, and it's been epic. While coreos is built for large clusters, we
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12y ago
I searched for welder, and didn't find anyone :(
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The Four Kinds of Programmers: How And Why They Excel
(blog.braegger.pw)
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13y ago
I had a bad commute this morning, because I stubbed my toe on the way to the computer room. Also, I'm not wearing any pants.
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How to Burn Out Programming
(blog.braegger.pw)
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13y ago
Honest question... how is this different from, say: rows, err := db.execute("SELECT col FROM tab WHERE x = ?", 1);
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