ultra-jeremyx

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by ultra-jeremyx 3y ago
Interesting thread. Anyone here in the U.S. and supporting a family? The main hurdle for me starting my own business is cost of healthcare. I haven't looked too deeply into options, but I assume I'd be taking on a huge cost to sup
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by ultra-jeremyx 3y ago
That's because I meant Athena! https://docs.aws.amazon.com/athena/latest/ug/what-is.html Doh!
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by ultra-jeremyx 3y ago
This sounds a lot like AWS Aurora, which (I'm simplifying here) is a database interface on top of a distributed file store, (S3).
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by ultra-jeremyx 3y ago
They are talking about a June oven, which is a smart oven and far more advanced than a toaster. https://juneoven.com/
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by ultra-jeremyx 3y ago
Oh yeah, and they had Inbox, which I LOVED, and sadly, they killed off
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by ultra-jeremyx 3y ago
Are there any examples of _consumer_ software that has an interface for the Marginal User, and a different interface for others? The only example that comes to mind is something like TweetDeck, but I believe that was killed off in the new E
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Ask HN: Examples of Moving to Event Streaming?
2 points by ultra-jeremyx 4y ago|1 comments
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by ultra-jeremyx 5y ago
We had three 6k BTU units, one 12k BTU unit, and one 18k BTU unit and the total cost was ~$18k. We got $1,600 in rebates from the utility for the energy efficiency program. I am very impressed with how little electricity they use!
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by ultra-jeremyx 5y ago
We went the Mitsubishi units (I see these and Fuji everywhere) and a certified installer. They add two years to the warranty if you have one of their certified installers do the work. I have high confidence in Mitsubishi being around to hon
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by ultra-jeremyx 5y ago
Cold climate mini-split heat pumps * I live in northern New England and used to heat exclusively with wood in the winter time. Very cozy, but hard to maintain a consistent temp throughout the house. The new cold-climate models can operate a
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by ultra-jeremyx 8y ago
How can you claim "we're a remote-first business" when you're saying Chicago and San Diego candidates are first?
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by ultra-jeremyx 8y ago
The real tragedy here is the lack of the Oxford comma in the headline.
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by ultra-jeremyx 9y ago
The point of system dynamics is not predicting the numbers--it's understanding the system. If you look at historical data over time and see values increasing, decreasing, and remaining steady, it would be nicer to have an endogenous un
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by ultra-jeremyx 9y ago
Is your program appropriate for students who are high school seniors/graduates as a alternative, or lead-in to college? What level of programming experience is required?
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by ultra-jeremyx 9y ago
Go ahead and try it! How hard could it be? http://ultrasignup.com/
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by ultra-jeremyx 9y ago
Timmy Olsen has been hit or miss as far as leaving his competitors in the dust. There are a LOT of other factors. Who's on top in the ultrarunning world is constantly changing, and, the ultra races are extremely vaired: 100 mile road r
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by ultra-jeremyx 10y ago
...and the section on race is very interesting: "When we look at our two largest markets on Hired’s platform, San Francisco and New York, the average African-American candidate on the Hired platform is 49 percent more likely to get hir
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by ultra-jeremyx 10y ago
I would become a full-time MUT runner (mountain/ultra/trail) and adventurer like Kilian Jornet ( http://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/adventurers-of-t... ) or Karl Meltzer, who broke the fastest known ti
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by ultra-jeremyx 10y ago
A few years ago I got into MUT (mountain/ultra/trail) running and have been amazed by the mental health benefits it has had on my life. I have come to realize that it's because human beings are natural endurance athletes but