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by sb8244 8y ago
One of the classic LSD stereotypes is eye drop. Here's a Reddit thread with the question https://www.reddit.com/r/LSD/comments/5aqp8s/lsd_drops_in_ey...
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by sb8244 8y ago
Heads up this is from 2015. Not sure if reflective of what would happen today, if there is any difference in viewership.
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by sb8244 8y ago
Kong has ran well in production for us, but development can be slow due to the pure LUA scripting. I think some of the problems they have are fixed in an updated version, but there is no update path that doesn't involve re-writing ever
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by sb8244 8y ago
It does probably make sense for heap to manage it themselves given it is a core competency of theirs, based on their indexing talks
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by sb8244 8y ago
Heap uses Citus DB which is not RDS compatible https://www.citusdata.com/customers/heap Citus has been a huge part of our scaling story from RDS (maxed out instances and did a ton of tuning) to Citus Cloud. I can only
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by sb8244 8y ago
Have you validated that this is true? I just pulled the extension to look at the source (it's not minified). It does have google analytics on it, but that is noted by the author in the extension. All of the blocking logic is done clien
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by sb8244 8y ago
That's great, for you. However, many users utilize the wide feature set that it provides and power their business on top of that feature set. Should you have to pay the price for that? Probably not. I like the you have a way to avoid t
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by sb8244 8y ago
Is the mother child relationship really not based on reciprocation? The child doesn't enter the relationship willingly which makes it more interesting, but most people that I talk to who want kids do have an expectation of why they wan
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by sb8244 8y ago
This has been reverted effective immediately https://github.com/lerna/lerna/pull/1633
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Lerna restores unmodified MIT license(github.com)
51 points by sb8244 8y ago|15 comments
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by sb8244 8y ago
Can you elaborate further? My thought process is deploying this on digital ocean would make it insecure by default.
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I second this. Knowing why something is better to use is most likely learned through doing it a worse way first.
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One of the best decisions, in hindsight, was going to a smaller state school in PA rather a larger private or non state funded school. It was probably 30% the price of Penn State and the fact that no one has heard of the school outside of t
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by sb8244 8y ago
I'm not going to comment on the rest of your comment, but I found the first 2 sentences to be pretty out of context. "one of the most impressive technologists" is much different than "most impressive technologist".
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by sb8244 8y ago
I hit 22mph really hauling it on a downhill on my Lime scooter the other day. I don't see 31mph (50 km/h) happening on them. However, they are definitely too fast for sidewalks and they're not even safe unless the sidewalk is
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by sb8244 8y ago
You may get priced out of Midtown though :( 2000/mo for 2000sqft just isn't possible in Midtown. As you've said, there are other places to live though. Tech scene is really great though.
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by sb8244 8y ago
I'm curious as to why docker is chosen for build artifacts but not for running the app itself. Any info available here?
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by sb8244 8y ago
Where is immigration brought up? Poster is taking about rate of population growth which includes all sources of population.
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by sb8244 8y ago
This is true, probably fine for smaller use cases. I cannot imagine doing a production Elixir app without node networking (I do quite a few things with it), and that is a deal-breaker for me on Heroku. That's really the only deal-break
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by sb8244 8y ago
My experience has been painful at first (~1 week time to get setup), now takes 15 minutes to get a service deployed. Using Heroku (not good practice and I wouldn't use in prod), it would be really quick.
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by sb8244 8y ago
I use distillery to build releases, docker to build that + run it, and k8s on a private EC2 based setup for pod deployment. It works pretty well, and I get to ship artifacts rather than source code.
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by sb8244 8y ago
I was naturally curious about outliers so went to the most vivid book which is "Pygmy". I haven't read this book, but style of it is listed as incorrect grammar "English" written in a detached scientific tone. I won
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by sb8244 8y ago
The issue is largely cultural from my understanding. There is a "seniors in charge" mentality in Korea that causes workers to get in before their boss and leave after. This artificially increases the work day while probably not in
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by sb8244 8y ago
Are you familiar with the working culture in Korea? I only spent a few months there but it became clear from what I heard from professionals and students that 60+ hour work week is the average . Sure some jobs may be more than that in a he
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by sb8244 8y ago
The world is messy. The application will grow over time and those requirements can't be known. I think the point parent is making is that a rdms will allow for that future flexibility whereas NoSQL comes with a lot of caveats that make
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by sb8244 8y ago
50-55 shouldn't be normal. That's either >6 standard working days or 5 (fairly) long days.
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by sb8244 8y ago
Totally. Uptime & stability is a mentality and a feature, never a free ride! At the same time, having a solid foundation and a community that knows how to take it to rock solid stability is valuable.
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by sb8244 8y ago
I try to avoid conversations like this rather than engage directly because I'm likely to question results until things are more proven. However, I'm seeing things like this more often and want to become more informed. When looking
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by sb8244 8y ago
The interesting thing to me is that it probably doesn't apply to most people either, although it seems like it should. Humans are very resilient and while we do miss and long for those that go before us, we can overcome them not being
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by sb8244 8y ago
Both of these things are selfish, by definition, right? Suicide is an act performed by a person to remove them from a world they don't want to be in any longer (self focus). Being upset at a person for doing so is putting your feeling

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