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9y ago
I had the same experience when I saw my first online streaming video many many years ago.
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10y ago
'Flowers for Algernon'
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10y ago
Interesting... I grew up in South of India and about 30 yrs ago, I used to drink fresh raw milk as soon as my Granddad finished milking the cows.. Back then, not sure if anybody even knew about pasteurization outside of big cities in India.
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10y ago
*This and almost every CDN starts popping up 'Captchas' atleast the last time I tried.. I find it easier to setup a VPN server and use one.
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10y ago
When I read safer language, 'Rust' came into mind automatically.. Not sure if 'Rust' will ever be as popular as golang but certainly see a future with it popping up everywhere mission critical / super safe software
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10y ago
Congrats ! Wish I had not seen this though.. I am going to be rushing to my phone every time I hear an email notification, all weekend :)
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10y ago
Thanks ! Finally a place to lookup pricing information. Also if you are already mmap'ing some big file which needs frequent access, I do not see how this will help ?
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10y ago
True even the old inscription (on the bell) is pretty easy to read, compared to some of the old stuff you find in temples in Madurai / Tirupati.
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10y ago
Same here.. and even the script is easily readable too.. compared to some of the old works of Tamil, found in old temples. Tamil is over 2000 years old and it is fascinating to see how the script has changed from back then to now.
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10y ago
Cool.. how many records per shard do you use for optimal performance ?
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10y ago
Sorry, skimmed through and missed his name.
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10y ago
George R.R Martin uses WordStar http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2014/05/14/george_r_...
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10y ago
As an absolute JS newbie, I tried Angular, Angular 2, React and Vue 2.0. I found Vue most easy to approach. Vue is well designed, documented, super light and easiest to get external packages working.
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10y ago
The other day I tried PixelMator and loved it right away. Only thing holding me back from buying it is the 'Mac App Store' :(
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10y ago
Thank you ! Glances seems to be a good netdata + htop replacement
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10y ago
Thanks, this was the only thing holding me back from Firebase.
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10y ago
Authentication, realtime db, cloud messaging etc., which I guess are also not part of App engine offerings ?
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10y ago
Thanks skj.. any plans of supporting containers other than docker ?
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10y ago
Great job on the website. Very thorough, beautiful and answered all my questions about the service.
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10y ago
Many poeple also don't understand, how easy it is to frame a deauth packet and disconnect clients from APs. Hotels are known to use this to kick you out of using your own personal hotspot on phones. Thankfully 802.11w PMF solves this
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10y ago
It is totally understandable why she chose to be anonymous. I would let the readers decide, if they find any content shared on HN useful or not.
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10y ago
Very nice project! Very very useful for a ML beginner like myself. Thank you very much !
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10y ago
Looks great... may be just what I have been looking for. PS: The illustrations are awesome !
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10y ago
No.. may be my code is just not worth commenting ;)
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10y ago
Never realized how uncomfortable it is to read a paragraph of monospaced font text, even though I read 1000s of lines of code in monospaced font without any issues.
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10y ago
Exactly... I had the opportunity to meet an almost Billion dollar company founder. I went in feeling awkward but he was very nice, treated me with dignity and respect and never once did I feel uncomfortable. Within minutes, I felt like I
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10y ago
Same applies to a 600$ service every 3 years or 30K miles. Just to change oil, filters, flush refill all fluids and verify everything is alright. Easily doable under 75$ within an hour or two. My Sedan has been running fine with no dealer
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10y ago
Interesting... So compatible with Mongodb protocol but not using mongodb internally ? What is your view of services, which provide functionality of some other software or SAAS and is API / Protocol compatible ? Can API / protocols
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10y ago
Not the OP and not a link to my product directly.. but a demo built on top of it, without any mention of my currently One-Person SaaS. http://searchreddit.net
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10y ago
From my experience, would strongly suggest Vue. I am a systems developer too and started playing with UI for a side project. I started building the app and started with Angular, Angular 2, React and then heard about Vue and tried it. Vue
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