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twosdai
2y ago
I hear you, being able to leave a job and quickly find a new one is a great thing to have in this field, and it helps in having a great sense of job security. The issue isn't that these jobs pay well and are great to work in so we shou
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2y ago
Let me know when policy updates are no longer eventually consistent. It's the worst experience in the world. Update you policy, wait for some period of ykme, hopefully test it. Doesn't work? Maybe you didn't wait long ebougb,
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twosdai
2y ago
Huh. I might actually start using sets over just simple objects. Never found a great reason to use them before these methods, other than to show off.
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twosdai
2y ago
To me it's more of a response to how sugar has been added and is available too easily in people's diets in the current year, it's simpler for the cognitive load to cut it out entirely than to moderate it. I can see it the sam
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3y ago
My comment is mainly focused on a difference in government oversight in devloping countries, I make the assumption that less developed nations have less standard procedures and regulatory requirements. The main issue being getting the techn
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3y ago
Great answer. I think though that this response is predicated on the school's coming from a relatively developed nation. If the poster is not from one and is talking about getting free internet in locations that don't have it at a
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3y ago
I have this pet theory that the idea of decentralized currency is a bit ahead of its time, and the best consumer use case is for frequent travelers since you could more easily sidestep foreign exchange issues, and hassles. There's a bu
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3y ago
The tarpit on 22 is amazing. I love looking at all the access logs every fee months and seeing connection attempts that last minutes.
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3y ago
Take the risks you can with what you have.
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3y ago
And it has a fun dolphin mascot!
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3y ago
Yeah I agree, the project seems like a decent enough idea to discuss, and by the amount of engagement it's getting here there is some data to back up that assertion. Additionally I'm sure that those ("they have such a big ego
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3y ago
Side comment on that link. What's going on with female pacific islanders getting a graduate degree. Like it's 20k over the males in the same category. My guess is that it's an error since the total only adds up to ~600
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3y ago
Change? Impossible. This is software after all. It never changes. /s
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3y ago
Not the original poster, but the more frightening part of the sentence, is the "not understanding how something works part" over the "becoming my father" Getting to a point where realistically you're not able to kno
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3y ago
It doesn't need to be more complicated than taking a lower end average for the range calculated and then removing a few extra miles for some safety margin. Gasoline vechicals do this all the time with their range calculations. They typ
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3y ago
Just write the action of writing a log to a different log file. Duh. /s
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3y ago
The same argument of UNIX design patterns (Single responsibility, well defined interfaces and communication protocals) vs Monolithic design patterns comes up a lot. I think that its mainly because both are effective at producing products, i
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3y ago
I'm a yc techincal founder, if you want to chat some about the process and getting connected feel free to shoot me an email and we can chat about going from nothing to something, and how to get in front of people, a lot of it is actual
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3y ago
Sucks when you mess up in your commit message though and don't type the right thing.
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3y ago
Completely agree, the value with the message is really just to link an external ticket Id, the user experience is much better in external ticketing systems for all of the story telling that the article loves. Don't read "external
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3y ago
Love the small footprint, more databases should have this, I've recently gotten into building some applications with SQLite and its been a blast. I went through the FAQ and read through the README on the github page, however I'm u
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3y ago
I read this as it being not that people are incapable. But at scale it's hard to track accidents, so tech needs to be used otherwise it's impossible. To do so at scale inside of a warehouse like Amazon's
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3y ago
Just a party gag so far with some friends. Like if I'm at a friend's house and they're using their phone I'll Bluetooth spam them to lock up their phone for a second to mess with them.
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3y ago
Can't agree more. Users don't want to run a server or figure any of that out. There is a person near them and they want to share a file quickly.
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3y ago
Some quick thoughts, Usage based pricing with some sort of free tier ideally is typically is _best_ for individual developers and smaller businesses who are price sensitive but want to get off the ground quickly. Larger businesses can bene
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3y ago
Im currently building a billing platform, also a yc company, I've talked with a lot of different people about price strategies. If you want to talk more about in detail feel free to email me. (In my profile) Not really a sales thing. (
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3y ago
I hear you, and I agree we definitely bear some responsibility for our actions, so it seems fair to question it. However I really do wonder how much choice we have. Ultimately what I am going to say next comes down to believing the market i
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3y ago
If you start saying that more, a bunch of games top investors will feel a need to jump onboard.
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3y ago
5 years is not a super long time. It just can feel that way sometimes.
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3y ago
I hear your point that the act or process of doing the learning is good, even if the end result is that you shouldn't do the thing again. Such as learning assembly but then only doing web development for a profession where you don'
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