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How to Learn to Play Drums(medium.com)
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Things I Can Help With(medium.com)
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by sfeng 10y ago
Obviously listen to your dr over me, but it's a common 'mistake' with keto to not up your fat enough. More fatty meat might actually work out better for you than turkey. Take a look at The Art and Science of Low Carbohydrat
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by sfeng 10y ago
Birds also don't launch satellites in space, but every time I fire up my GPS our effort on that front is appreciated. Your argument is that we can only do things other living things do? There is no doubt we would be doing something no
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by sfeng 10y ago
What is the part you think is impossible? The part where they live in big atmosphere-filled domes? The part where they grow crops in a similar situation? What part of creating a way for people to live on Mars is outside the capability of ou
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by sfeng 10y ago
1,258 people currently live at the McMurdo research station on the South Pole. The record high temperature there is still well below freezing. Humans would not be able to survive there _except_ we have invented ways of keeping them alive
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by sfeng 10y ago
Given hundreds (or thousands) of years, yes.
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by sfeng 10y ago
We need to live in space because having all human life on one planet is intrinsically unreliable. However lucky we get, every year there is a tiny chance that we are all killed by anything from an asteroid impact to global climate change.
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by sfeng 10y ago
The answer is the same as why the Falcon 9 uses propulsive landing. Parachutes are heavy, and generally require a water landing which seriously damages the booster (not to mention requires a recovery operation). The vast majority of the w
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by sfeng 10y ago
You might want to think about moving your blog to be a static site. Publish it with something like http://stout.is and it will be much cheaper, easier to maintain and will never go down.
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by sfeng 10y ago
Hacker News is about whatever the community of Hacker News elects to upvote. My guess is there is a significant overlap between people interested in tech, people interested in BBQ, and people just interested in anyone striving for perfecti
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To What Extent Did Marc Andreessen Invent the Internet?(eager.io)
1 points by sfeng 10y ago|0 comments
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Using Triggers to Add an Audit Log to Postgres Databases(eager.io)
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by sfeng 11y ago
If you didn't happen to notice this is a live editor (you can make any changes you'd like), with live documentation. You can paste an existing file to get help information, or write a new one live in the editor.
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Show HN: package.json.is(package.json.is)
15 points by sfeng 11y ago|3 comments
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by sfeng 11y ago
It's the job of the legislature to change the laws, not the courts.
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Deploying Every Branch(eager.io)
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by sfeng 11y ago
Creating GitHub required both vision and a lot of hard work. Building Google required both vision and a lot of hard work. Yes, they use open source tools, but ultimately they built something people could get huge amounts of value from at
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by sfeng 11y ago
> Did your eyes never get attracted by a Taboola 'Read more story here' or a buzzfeed '10 most productive trick for programers' link when you was reading some news? It sounds like you just need an ad blocking extensio
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by sfeng 11y ago
Try 1Password.
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by sfeng 11y ago
Just to provide an alternative view, I listen to Spotify in my house, but in the car I almost always listen to XM. There is something attractive about not needing to think about what is going to play.
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by sfeng 11y ago
It's done with an opacity transition on the element: https://i.imgur.com/6Wq71pH.png
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by sfeng 11y ago
Which keyboard shortcut?
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by sfeng 11y ago
This seems similar to Appcues ( http://appcues.com/ ). Appcues is oriented at PMs though. I'm not sure what the market is for a product which requires messing with the HTML of the site.
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by sfeng 11y ago
If I had to guess I would say it relates to the opinion of some engineers that formal verification is only possible in relatively simple systems, and even then only as a mathematical curiosity. As true or not as that may be, the current &#
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by sfeng 11y ago
Seems like it would be slightly loser ligaments which allow you to move your joints apart enough to create the empty spaces. Or, possibly, a different tension profile which causes your wife's joints to suddenly open while yours open m
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by sfeng 11y ago
An AirBnB for food seems like an interesting idea. Making it hyper-local (i.e. in the same building in NYC) would eliminate the delivery need, and you could market hard to one building at a time to get enough people on board. It seems the
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by sfeng 11y ago
Quality control would become pretty challenging. Ignoring that though, it all adds up to $/hr. You need to build a setup which allows the participating chefs to make $20-30/hr consistently. Delivery would be a real time sink.
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by sfeng 11y ago
I think you're right that it's possible, but I just want to point out that most restaurant-type operations operate at about 30% food cost. So if you want to charge $3, your food needs to cost $1. Delivery, which is included in th
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by sfeng 11y ago
In the future please consider building pages like this as static websites. It's much easier to scale your API if you don't also have to worry about serving the HTML, and it would load much faster than the 56 seconds it's tak

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