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thegabez
8y ago
Who will write the chrome plugin to undo this tragedy?
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Tell HN: Golang GitHub Color Indicator Changes to Gopher Blue
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8y ago
Please do, would love this!
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8y ago
Sound like Buffets approach to investing is ripe for machine learning. Has anyone tried building a ML model based off 10ks?
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8y ago
1) Guns Germs and Steel by Jared Diamond 2) Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse
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8y ago
Since 2008 the Federal Reserve has been keeping interests rates historically low. Low interest rates generally provide favorable conditions for stocks to go up, many companies will even buy back their own stock. Tech stocks have been growin
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8y ago
Just wanted to say thanks for your service. It's rare to find someone with such social thoughtfulness.
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Stopped reading after I saw emojis splattered EVERYWHERE in the UI.
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Agreed. The need for introspection will happen many times over in the course of a lifetime. Saving in anticipation for these transitional periods should be a top priority.
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For example would nodes have more resiliency?
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I've always wondered what Kubernetes would be like if it was written in Erlang/Elixir instead of Go.
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Neither of these are serious barriers for entering the field. I would argue it's the continuously changing landscape of skills which necessitates continuous learning that creates an ebb and flow of supply in the field. If Java had thei
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Yes, anyone can learn to code and get a job with no formal training. However, this does not make it blue collar work or culture. There are similarities but they are distinct.
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DRY is one of the most overly used of the software adages. It more often leads to premature abstraction and overly complex code. My personal preference is explicit code.
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I've been using K8's for over a year and have built some golang apps. But would like to take a deeper dive into understanding parts of the k8's source, build my own controllers, etc. If anyone else is interested let me know m
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Not the millions of mothers who've put it on their infants.
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Look into stretching exercises. This video saved me from debilitating hand and wrist pain. I'm sure there are similar exercises you can perform for forearm, elbow, shoulder, etc.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUyMNyr
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8y ago
Since bamboo is hollow could filling the bamboo with concrete be used to reinforce and increase its load bearing strength?
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I'd imagine it'd be like watching a moldy blueberry shoot a spore... "Whoa, thats pretty cool but I better toss this thing in the garbage before someone gets sick."
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Imagine what an observing alien species might be thinking as they watch this.
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8y ago
Major enhancements in PostgreSQL 11 include: * Improvements to partitioning functionality, including: -- Add support for partitioning by a hash key -- Add support for PRIMARY KEY, FOREIGN KEY, indexes, and triggers on partitioned tables --
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Anecdotally I've noticed when I chew large amounts of artificially sweetened gum (mentos pure fresh) throughout the day, I will have restless legs throughout the night.
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8y ago
Can you share more about this? How much time did you devote to study? Do you regret it, what did you learn?
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I've tried it in the past with coffee. It's an interesting additive as it gives you the relaxed tea feeling but with the focus of coffee. Within a few uses the body adapts and more is needed to get the same results. After a few us
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Terrible advice. Similar to telling someone to find their soulmate...Just not going happen for everyone, and if you one of the select few, understand it was more luck than your superior self awareness.
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If software started to become as reliable as PVC piping and standardized and regulated by a governing body like it is with plumbing, then all your problems are solved. Until then, keep learning and make sure your engineers aren't over-
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Motor skills and muscle memory both originate from the brain, just a different area than brain thinkings stuff. I would assume shooting a ball would require more brain activity than solving a math problem because more senses are involved.
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You don't need to know how to read or know math to shoot a basketball and the problem is well defined. Put ball through hoop.
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Now that I think about it how is athleticism not considered a parameter of IQ? If you can learn to shoot a basketball 10x faster and with more accuracy than me, isn't your brain learning faster than mine?
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Show HN: Ghorg – Quickly clone all repos from a GitHub org
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