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How does this work? Do you have servers that connect to AWS using my credentials?
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That’s a mammoth task to take on. Which AWS services do you cover?
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How Boys Are to Be Corrected Mar. 7—July 7—Nov. 6 Every age and degree of understanding should have its proper measure of discipline. With regard to boys and adolescents, therefore, or those who cannot understand the seriousness of the pena
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Ask HN: Could plain old RSS be a replacement for Twitter?
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This book is written by Steven Squyres, the principal investigator of the Mars Exploration Rover Mission. I got at as a Christmas present and didn’t expect much but it turned out to be one of the best books I have read: https://w
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Ask HN: Could Wikipedia be printed for far future civilizations?
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Ask HN: What would happen if Trump used Mastodon instead of Twitter?
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Paraphrased: “I deeply regret getting caught”. It’s always the way... they’re sorry about how bad things are for them but not sorry before despite apparently being intelligent enough to run a company. I genuinely hope he gets 10 years in pr
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I vaguely recollected having an Amiga 1200 in a box in the shed and one day I went and looked and found two Amiga 1000s plus an a Amiga 1200 in the box.
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It’s fiction. No one is a master. There’s always stuff to learn. Competence is a better term. What it looks like is being able to make things happen quickly with minimal errors or problems. Unless you’re talking about the most extreme cases
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It looks like there’s cool stuff in there but I’m not sure what. I don’t think this does a great job of selling itself.
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Ask HN: Are software engineers unsuited to creating an MVP and lead a startup?
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When building an MVP stop flouncing around with your professional software development. Build the damn thing and get it launched. Every singe dollar you waste on CICD Docker and testing sends you closer to the clock running out and failure.
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That’s a great story and I can really feel his pain.
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You pointing out semantics makes zero difference to how I feel about meth/amphetamines and how regardless of semantics these are insensitive product names. When I hear “Amphetamine” I instantly think if they people I know who’s lives h
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Incredibly insensitive product naming. I’m guessing the software authors don’t have children and don’t have multiple friends and family who’s lives have been destroyed by meth. Instead it’s just a bro having cool fun with words “hey keeps y
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I’m interestsd. Can you link any of the literature you have in mind?
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What electron apps can’t be done as chrome pages with local file system access?
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I dreamed once if the car that has a little shopping cart that dicks with the back of the car.
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Companies seem to feel the need to change products because....... “change is good”. Which means features will randomly get added/changed/improved/descoped/deleted. That’s what all the software developers are doing .....
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This was 10 years ago I wonder if pg uses it more or less...
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Ask HN: What are the best decisions you’ve made?
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