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sritrisna
6y ago
Hey Breck, I was one of those staying on your couch. Had a great time and yes, without AirBNB wouldn't have been able to connect to great people around the Bay Area.
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sritrisna
6y ago
Specialized Accounting / Bookkeeping Services.
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sritrisna
7y ago
Anyone remember the movie: One Hour Photo with the late Robin Williams. That was the first thing which came to my mind.
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sritrisna
8y ago
I know we're talking about penguins here, but watching the BBC video made me remember a flat mate at uni who told me about the BCC covering the Spaghetti-Harvest in Ticino. (Yes that's right. Spagehtti-Harvest.) He was really disa
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8y ago
I would love to give Terraform a spin. However one thing our team needs is support for Ansible. If you look at https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform/issues/2661 , radekg has worked on an Ansible Provisioner,
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Introducing the DigitalOcean Terraform Provider
(blog.digitalocean.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Using Ubuntu in our development and production environment. It's rock solid. However might switch to Kubuntu as it appears to have better HiDPI support through plasma compared to gnome.
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8y ago
In Stephen King's book 'The Stand', he comes to the same conclusion: Doctors and surgeons to keep people from dying. Mechanical and civil engineers trying to get electricity back up etc. Groups of people will fiercely fight f
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8y ago
This link works: http://facebook.com/l.php?u=https://www.wsj.com/articles/the...
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8y ago
In my case, I believe I managed to identify the root cause: 90% of the work I do is slightly over my head. As a bootstrapped solo founder and to stretch out the money I saved up I must do a lot of the tasks myself, which you would usually h
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8y ago
Like us. We started a newish project on Rails and couldn't be happier. 90% of the app's job is to do CRUD. Wouldn't want to use any other framework for that job.
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8y ago
Contrary to the advice which is out there I believe the focus shouldn't be on friend or none-friend, but the 'person' and the 'relationship'. Being a founder is incredibly stressful, so you need to find someone who&
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8y ago
Despite being a native German, I've lived seven years in Scotland. Probably the craziest time of my life. I'm currently enjoying the last drops of a Laphroaig PX Cask, triple matured. I also have a 1993 Edradour Cask Strength, whi
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10y ago
Yes, please expand. We're using encrypted secrets part of our Ansible Playbooks. It hasn't let us down yet.
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10y ago
As of 2017, I'm using Winamp v5.66 on my Windows 10 box and am scrobbling songs since 2004 through Last FM's plugin for Winamp. Both do a great job for me!
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10y ago
I love youarelistening.to's concept: http://youarelistening.to/newyork . Keeps me comfort during late night coding sessions.
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11y ago
I can’t actually remember when I began using ABP. I install it on all browser by default and I believe about a year ago have begun using Ghostery to block annoying beacons everywhere. Never had much success with it on my Google Nexus Tablet
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12y ago
Think about it this way: Everything you’re doing at this present moment has already happened. You’ve already reached your destination. All you’re doing right now is letting yourself (go through the) experience (of that moment). In the next
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12y ago
Ansible has a neat feature, called Ansible Vault, which lets you encrypt sensitive files. This in combination with dotenv-deployment works pretty well for our Rails Apps. The only thing I’m worried about is someone gaining unauthorised acce
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Ex-Googlers Bring A/B Testing to Mobile Apps
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13y ago
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