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by ruffrey 7y ago
To get a sense for how this is done, one can use the Inspect Element tool in the browser, Pick an Element from the page, and either highlight it or delete.
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by ruffrey 7y ago
You could look at sustainability accelerators. For example, my company participated in the Techstars - Nature Conservancy accelerator. Almost 900 sustainability startups applied.
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by ruffrey 7y ago
Interesting- why is that?
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by ruffrey 7y ago
I won't upgrade from this old used SE until some phone manufacturer produces a working phone that will fit in a pocket. It boggles the mind. I tried the Jelly Pro, which ran Slack and a handful of critical apps, but the battery life wa
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by ruffrey 7y ago
$3 / month - try charging yearly? Add testimonial from reputable company.
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by ruffrey 7y ago
Can anyone from Stripe confirm how the AWS Credits will work? If it's good, this seems like a no-brainer for most SaaS startups.
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by ruffrey 7y ago
I have a ~2014 GE Profile counter depth fridge that freezes every 3 months like clockwork. Incredibly annoying for a $3000 appliance. It should be illegal.
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by ruffrey 7y ago
It's a cool stunt. I would love to see more objects painted with Vantablack, purely for fun. Driving a car painted in Vantablack at night sounds pretty dangerous. > When light strikes the surface, it is almost completely absorbed ra
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by ruffrey 7y ago
JetBrains https://www.jetbrains.com
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by ruffrey 7y ago
If you have not seen estimates of fallowed crop land due to SGMA regulation in California, I suggest some googling. Some estimates are 500,000 acres takes out of production in dry years. Areas of the south Central Valley with high permanent
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by ruffrey 7y ago
California produces almost entirely specialty crops. Not saying it wouldn’t happen, but it would require a huge shift in types of produce available to consumers if CA ag changed.
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by ruffrey 7y ago
It makes me wonder how breathalyzers work. If you fail, I assume the police still need to analyze a urine sample to prevent false positives. But probable cause is established with a breathalyzer failure.
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by ruffrey 7y ago
SGMA regulation in California attempts to address some of this.
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by ruffrey 7y ago
This is a highly personal preference, but since you asked... I’ve been sitting on a yoga ball for about 5 years and it has relieved a lot of back pain I used to have from sitting long periods programming. I alternate to standing and using a
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by ruffrey 7y ago
I use the function keys and escape key - a lot. The lack of even haptic feedback on the touchbar makes it a big downgrade. Having a touchbar just isn't an option.
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by ruffrey 7y ago
We've been thinking about this for Mailsac.com. It is already possibly but clunky. Considered making browser plugins to make it easier to create and route disposable addresses, and "black hole" disposable email addresses once
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by ruffrey 7y ago
> vegetables like avocados Avocados are a fruit...
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by ruffrey 8y ago
> Thompson went a step further by inventing the ++ and -- operators, which increment or decrement; their prefix or postfix position determines whether the alteration occurs before or after noting the value of the operand. This man has gi
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by ruffrey 8y ago
AQUAOSO Technologies | Full Stack or GIS Developer | salary and equity | Folsom, CA | ONSITE or REMOTE We are building a water resilient future through advanced technologies for the agricultural economy, starting in California. So far we ha
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by ruffrey 8y ago
Markdown italics maybe.
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by ruffrey 8y ago
Anyone know what "neural network processor" means, with regard to this chip?
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by ruffrey 8y ago
Good choice. It's memorable. I signed up as a paid user when it was last on hacker news. Got an email invoice. Then for the life of me could not remember what the service was called. Finally gave up trying to use it.
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by ruffrey 8y ago
From their FAQ: 430 mg sodium in 3 oz https://images.ctfassets.net/hhv516v5f7sj/5p1YQzJxduEoC2gIWa... https://impossiblefoods.com/faq/
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by ruffrey 8y ago
This seems like a sudden shut down, only giving users a few weeks to migrate.
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by ruffrey 8y ago
Great advice in this thread. As the father of a 3 year old and long time remote worker: infants and small children do not comprehend why you are starting at that screen and not paying attention to them.
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by ruffrey 8y ago
Reminds me of the time I claimed the Google SF office on Google maps.
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by ruffrey 8y ago
To me, cryptocurrency is about greed to the same extend money or stocks are about greed. There just aren't as many regulations yet.
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by ruffrey 8y ago
Consistently be a great person to work with. Be a team player. Give feedback with kindness.
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by ruffrey 8y ago
Their hardware business is in slow decline as I understand it, but the SaaS business is in major growth mode (sip trunking, hosted switchvox, etc).
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by ruffrey 8y ago
Digium was mostly a hardware company for a long time, which doesn't fetch the valuation of recurring SaaS revenue though they have hosted SaaS services now.

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