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by sakopov 7y ago
We use the CLI you're referring to on ci/cd servers. Frankly, I had no idea it was deprecated and couldn't find much on this after a little bit of googling. Would mind sharing a link?
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by sakopov 7y ago
I just recently had this happen to me and I did get locked out when the battery in the lock died. It happened at 11 at night when I came back from a long trip and my landlord was not responding to calls. After about 10 minutes of Googling I
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by sakopov 7y ago
At my .NET shop we use FluentMigrator [1] which allows you to just run up/down migrations. Our deployments are completely automated and, in all honesty, while this has been a great and a painless way to manage migrations there really i
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Sears sues former CEO Eddie Lampert for theft of billions from bankrupt retailer(cnbc.com)
45 points by sakopov 8y ago|6 comments
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Timelapse of the Future: A Journey to the End of Time(youtube.com)
1 points by sakopov 8y ago|0 comments
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by sakopov 8y ago
Watched this last night. I live in Midwest and used to visit Seattle 2 or 3 times a year. Haven't been there in 6 years. I do remember seeing a lot of homeless people in the city, but I don't remember running into homeless camps,
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by sakopov 8y ago
I remember listening Rogan's podcast on the subject of sleep with Matthew Walker, who is a professor of Neuroscience at Berkley. Hopefully I'm not making stuff up as it's been a while, but he talked about a study where each s
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by sakopov 8y ago
There is NikonHacker [1], but I don't think it's nearly as feature-rich as Magic Lantern. [1] https://nikonhacker.com/wiki/Main_Page
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by sakopov 8y ago
I'm not claiming this is more secure by any means but I started using a Google Phone number for 2FA associated with a Google account which uses a hardware token for authentication. My reasoning being that a Google phone number cannot b
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by sakopov 8y ago
I had an interesting experience a couple of weeks ago. I woke up in the morning and found that my phone is almost completely drained while it was plugged into the outlet all night. I then tried another outlet and after another no-go I check
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by sakopov 8y ago
Nah, It's not even that much. $600 will get you a very good, 3 or 4-day guided trip to the backcountry in Oregon and Washington. You'd be hauling your gear, food and skies/snowshoes. I do think that techies can easily afford
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by sakopov 8y ago
I do a lot of expedition-style backpacking either alone or in a guided group. The groups are always full of tech people, mostly from SV. It's almost like the only people who can afford fun shit are the techies.
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by sakopov 8y ago
I think you need to read the comment again. The author's reply was to your comment saying "if people would just let them", not what the ML algorithm does in the article.
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Appalachian Mountains becoming more rugged (2007)(geotimes.org)
43 points by sakopov 8y ago|4 comments
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by sakopov 8y ago
I don't think I've ever seen this topic start a healthy dialogue on HN. Case in point.
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by sakopov 8y ago
Gripping is exactly how i was going to describe it in my comment. Amazing read and amazingly well-written. One of the reasons why I still subscribe to Outside, still. I equate deep diving to wingsuit proximity flying. The amount of risk tak
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by sakopov 8y ago
If anybody on here runs marathons you might know a guy named David Goggins. He's an ultra marathon runner and a former Navy Seal. The guy had major health problems I believe after leaving Navy and he attributes his recovery to 8 hours
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by sakopov 8y ago
Exactly what I was going to post. At the very least I was expecting a demo of the product after all the nonsensical "bad day" blabber. But it never came and I still had no idea what I was looking at.
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by sakopov 8y ago
I was a contractor for 4 years before going back to perm mainly because of health insurance costs (I'm in the US). One of the troubles I had switching back to perm is that my future employer looked at my resume and saw me as a "ho
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by sakopov 8y ago
That movie got a heck of a lot right. Still amusingly scary at times.
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by sakopov 8y ago
Half of Kansas City's downtown is parking lots which generally sit empty during the day. To make matters even worse, the city is constantly building mixed-use areas with retail and office space, restaurants, hotels and apartments inter
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Is the Universe a Simulation? Scientists Debate (2016)(space.com)
1 points by sakopov 8y ago|0 comments
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by sakopov 8y ago
I recently made the mistake of buying a CVT WRX because of traffic and yada yada. Very fun car but the CVT just kills it. I wind up driving the thing with paddle shifters most of the time. And I've almost convinced myself to trade it
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by sakopov 8y ago
Does Google seriously hire mechanical engineers without a degree and proper certification?
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by sakopov 8y ago
I'm half Armenian and I learned about Gobekli Tepe under the name Portasar from my father when i was a little kid. The only sources about the origin of the word Portasar show up online in unofficial sources. I do not read or speak Arme
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by sakopov 8y ago
Does anybody here own rental property? If so how did you start out and what kind of property did you start out with?
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by sakopov 8y ago
Thought I read this before and sure enough here's the previous discussion about this post [1]. The way I look at it is if you're not nice to someone who screwed up it's probably because you've never royally screwed anyth
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Behold the Boötes void, the spookiest place in the cosmos(io9.gizmodo.com)
3 points by sakopov 8y ago|0 comments
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Tri-Space View of the Universe(youtube.com)
1 points by sakopov 8y ago|0 comments
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by sakopov 8y ago
Very much surreal. He seemed very content considering his dire circumstances. Not to take away from the severity of his actions, but the fact that he completed what looked like a barrel roll w/o seemingly any prior flight experience is

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