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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
yes, essentially. However you still have to get small business to lessen their over reliance on Facebook.
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
Or it could suggest Fox News is looking to make mountains out of a mole hill?
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
It honestly is. Thinking from an angle of restaurants, who use Facebook as their one stop shop for everything: hours, location, menu. All of that can be relatively static with a small monthly fee to update content as the menu changes. Defin
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
One thing that the outage really highlighted for me is how much small and medium size businesses rely on Facebook. That 6 hour outage costs somewhere into the billions of dollars lost for SMBs. If there was ever a time to highlight the need
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
uh... Nancy Pelosi has limited control with the Capitol Police. She can't call in the national guard, or DC police.
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
I agree, which should also be terrifying.
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
I wonder if your opinion would be different if those unarmed rednecks were able to get to Speaker Pelosi, Leader Schumer, Minority Leader McConnell or VP Pence? Those "unarmed rednecks" were able to do something not even the vario
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
maybe they hope someone will do a verse (is it a verse in Islam? I'm not sure) type app that will text that data to subscribers or something.
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
It is flawed though. In a "perfect" world, people would have had time to set themself up to work remote successfully by getting the tools and support they needed. Instead, people were working from a bed/couch/wherever th
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
I will take another approach: we have become so used to massive innovation year in and year out that when it doesnt happen to the degree we want, we consider the event a bust.
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
Or renting very expensive office space in various cities that have harsh terms for breaking said lease.
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
It has wrecked Nashville. At first I was a huge proponent of Airbnb because I liked the ease of use and less expensive than your standard hotel. But then I moved into an apartment in downtown Nashville that was overrun with Airbnbs. Multipl
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Draft.dev CEO on the importance of using experts in developer marketing(techcrunch.com)
4 points by rocketpastsix 5y ago|0 comments
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
wedding photography is a full time job in itself. Not only are you giving up a bulk of your weekend to be at the event taking thousands of photos, you then have to edit them under a deadline previously agreed upon. It doesn't help that
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
yea definitely, it will be super interesting to here the "why" behind their selections. Is it because they know its a big crowd pleaser, or do they like the piece for personal reasons. That will be fun to know.
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
This is really fun IMO. The article makes a point that the security guards probably know the art pieces better than most people since they are constantly patrolling and looking around. Plus it gives them a chance to have some fun curating t
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We don’t use Kubernetes(ably.com)
338 points by rocketpastsix 5y ago|250 comments
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
OpenAPI is making some headway in this area, although its hard to get everyone to standardize around _something_. Especially after people have gone through so many different documentation types such as RAML, Apiary, and others.
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
JSON Schema is not documentation, it's a schema for data validation in requests and responses.
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
yea the content isn't all that bad. And its getting better. But Im still iffy on how long it'll be free to consume.
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
Didn't downvote you but dev.to feels like the early days of Medium, where it was great. Now I'm waiting for the day they start paywalling things.
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
not OP but so far these are the first pair of over the ear headphones that dont hurt my ears after extended use. That to me is a huge win.
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by rocketpastsix 5y ago
Im in the southeastern United States, we never really totally shut down. We had a few weeks but then yea it pretty much ramped back up to near normal-ish levels.
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by rocketpastsix 6y ago
I have a stack of them in my office. The Real Book, the Real Christmas Book, the Real Rock Book and more. They are awesome if you can sight read and great as a learning tool.
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by rocketpastsix 6y ago
and there are reasons for that. As bad as it is for a developer experience, the ui for non-tech people just can't be beat.
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by rocketpastsix 6y ago
as one of the maintainers of openapi.tools, thanks for the shout out! if we can do anything to make the little site better let me know and ill see about getting it done.
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by rocketpastsix 6y ago
I give bike tours of my city for tourists (pre-covid although we are slowly getting back to it). I make beer money at most, nothing ground breaking but its fun to ride a bike, tell people about the history in my city and meet fun people.
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by rocketpastsix 6y ago
The Queens Gambit - Walter Tevis Titanic On Trial - Nic Compton
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by rocketpastsix 6y ago
https://nashvillescene.com is my go to. Has good reporting on things that interest me, as well as ads for upcoming events all in one place.
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by rocketpastsix 6y ago
>I didn't freeze to death congrats on not dying, however others were not so lucky, and I fear these number of dead will grow in the coming days.

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