ryanmccullagh

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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
Each morning. 1. Take a shower 2. Clean up the kitchen 3. Make coffee 4. Check email while coffee is brewing
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
This sounds like a solution looking for a problem.
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
IP addresses are recycled.
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
I thought my issue was with Comcast, then I realized I'm using CF's DNS entries for my home network. I removed those 1.1.1.1 entries and some sites are working. Dang, I'm pretty disappointed in CF. I've never experienced
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
Dns issues for sure
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
#2 is a true story. GovWorks was a real startup. After the company failed, the cofounder, Kaleil Isaza Tuzman, went on to become a convicted felon as of 2017.
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Co-founder of Gokada found decapitated, dismembered inside New York condo(nydailynews.com)
428 points by ryanmccullagh 6y ago|370 comments
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
Depending on your business model, a sign up can be considered a conversion, or not. If you're selling a subscription service, a sign up would not be considered a conversion, in my view.
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
My favorite way to use jq is as follows: `tail -f my-log-file.json | jq` This can be great if you've setup Nginx to log as JSON.
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
Shift+V is something modern editors still don’t get right. This is my favorite and most useful Vim command.
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
Nice list. Recently, I loaded all the prices into an Excel document to make things easier for projecting costs and determining prices. I always use the following formula for estimating monthly costs on Amezmo. $Hourly * 750 750 being the nu
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Show HN: Ana: A dynamically typed programming language and virtual machine(github.com)
3 points by ryanmccullagh 6y ago|0 comments
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
It looks like they still haven't fixed the Power on thunderbolt failed issue.
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Sizing Up Twitter Users(pewresearch.org)
1 points by ryanmccullagh 6y ago|0 comments
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
Imagine an internet where small businesses don’t have websites anymore. Their only options are to be listed on DoorDash and GrubHub. Of course people go to websites still. I find your question uninformed.
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Let's Build a Compiler, by Jack Crenshaw(compilers.iecc.com)
3 points by ryanmccullagh 6y ago|0 comments
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
For a great introduction tutorial, check out "Let's build a compiler". It's an excellent and simple introduction to compiling and emitting code. You can also check out my implementation in C at https://github.
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
So with Stripe, is it industry practice to keep the fee when refunding customers? For example, if I return something to Best Buy, are they still paying that 2.9% fee to their CC processor?
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
This happens to me, but only when I’m connected to my LG ultra fine. I can’t reliably reproduce it. Can you elaborate on how you did it?
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
GitHub Apps has per repo authorizations...
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by ryanmccullagh 6y ago
I think the OP may have just made a mistake. As a native speaker, his sentence is wrong. "It took" is perfect paste tense. I think their intent was to say "It will have taken, (future perfect), or "it will take" (si
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by ryanmccullagh 7y ago
What language are you using?
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I've Built and Grown a Conglomerate of Indie Businesses(indiehackers.com)
3 points by ryanmccullagh 7y ago|0 comments
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by ryanmccullagh 7y ago
Maybe we need a Doctor bootcamp?
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by ryanmccullagh 7y ago
SpotHero
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by ryanmccullagh 7y ago
Here's something that you should remember about using pipes and fork(2) in Python 3: By default, O_CLOEXEC is passed to the pipe(2) system from the CPython runtime. This means, that reading the read end of the side in the parent proces
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by ryanmccullagh 7y ago
Legally, does the state and federal goverment have the power to control the movement of people? Does the state have the power to control my movement from my own home to the end of the street for my daily walk?
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by ryanmccullagh 7y ago
Does it suggest they're aware of the consequences though? Not suggesting that they don't understand seriousness of asking for a shut down doesn't suggest that they do. The "seriousness" of a shut-down shouldn't
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by ryanmccullagh 7y ago
Exactly. Programmers and other tech people can work remote all day. But what about truck drivers, service industry workers, hair dressers, and more? People like this Twitter [0] use seem to suggest a shut down wouldn't have any negativ
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by ryanmccullagh 7y ago
Since most tech workers can work remote, people like DHH, and the Base Camp boys [0] spew their ignorance about other industries and encourage a 'shut down' since it won't affect their business, or their day-to-day work. [0]

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