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8y ago
The price being this low should mean that the market thinks there's a chance it won't go back up to $1.
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8y ago
While possible, my 3rd to 7th bullet points, a lack of any other activity from OP, and the instant downvote brigading still make me nearly certain that this was all a scheme to promote this one site.
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I suspect that OP owns park.io and created this post just to covertly market that website. Signs that point to this: - it's a completely unnotable example compared to more well-known companies in the comments - No one else thought to i
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Show HN: Url – A simple Docker image to run scripts without their own image
(github.com)
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Ask HN: What's the best way to handle internal tech support?
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8y ago
Note that the DMCA notice was sent over six years ago, on 2012-05-01. Has the repository been taken down just now? Or is this all six year old news?
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8y ago
Surely Skype's license doesn't disallow redistributing its unmodified binaries? I can only see this relevant clause in the ToS, and the repo wasn't reselling: >6.6 No Reselling. The Software and Products are for your indiv
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8y ago
> Google Glass, which you could argue was a response to apple watch and the whole wearable craze Very arguable, considering how Apple Watch was announced in 2014, while Google Glass was first shown off in 2013.
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8y ago
RFC-6761 [1] reserves .example, .invalid, .localhost, and .test — the latter two seem like nice alternatives. [1]: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6761
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9y ago
>My mates got Bitcoin ads just after I've spent most of an evening explaining what it was to them for the first time. 1. You most likely have had thousands of cases when you talked to people about something and they didn't get
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9y ago
1. It's not like all (or even most) music videos have faces in them. 2. I'm pretty sure it's not trivial to download just three specific frames of a video. And downloading so many videos would probably be expensive/banna
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9y ago
Wish this could filter to videos that actually are music videos instead of just audio track + album cover. Perhaps it would be possible to make an educated guess by looking at the video file size. As it stands, less than 10% of my tracks ac
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9y ago
That would increase accident rates. Parent was positing a scenario where self-driving cars don't cause fewer accidents than humans. This could mean a more or less equal amount.
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9y ago
Way more time is saved not by letting commuters do more stuff, but by letting people who drive for a living work on something other than that.
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9y ago
Wow, what the hell happened here? Parent suggested that the only benefit of self-driving cars would be if it prevented accidents. This is just wrong, and I don't think you all are helping the discussion by denying this and downvoting
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9y ago
…in 2004, that was first reported in 2010.
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9y ago
>There is no point to this at all if we can't make robots better than humans. How about saving human time that would otherwise be spent on driving?
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Memory efficiency of parallel IO operations in Python
(code.kiwi.com)
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Ask HN: Know any resources on how the human brain works when reading code?
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9y ago
Well, almost. We don't use Kubernetes, but Cattle (which is part of Rancher.) I don't entirely understand your point though; is our level of abstraction too low? With Heroku (preference of the OP) all of this, the containerization
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9y ago
Heh, nice timing with this question! We just published an article on how we deploy at Kiwi.com (to Rancher) yesterday: https://code.kiwi.com/announcing-crane-e8ce911b187b
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9y ago
What's really great about these labels is that they show up in Rancher's web UI, too, so when managing stacks, all the URLs and information are right there.
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9y ago
At Kiwi.com what we do is we add tons of labels when building the images: --label build-date=`date -Iseconds` --label vcs-url=$CI_PROJECT_URL --label version=git-$CI_COMMIT_SHA --label com.kiwi.gitlab.ci.builder=$GITLAB_US
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9y ago
Can you tell us what you think would be an appropriate 4-6 word tagline for HTTPie?
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We wrote https://github.com/kiwicom/crane which posts and updates a nicely formatted Slack message with the status of releases. It also posts release events to Datadog (in a version we're publishing soon) and to a
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9y ago
The same concept, but with credit cards: https://www.beeminder.com
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It's easier to slack off on your goals if it feels like a noble thing to do.
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Typo in the last line, 'Lamdba.'
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9y ago
Why isn't your biography your name? Because a name is way more valuable when referring to specific things. It doesn't draw out conversations, lets you distinguish between multiple similar items, and serves great in making sentence
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9y ago
If you get and aggregate everyone's advice you'll get to the conclusion that the correct price for Bitcoin is exactly where it's at now.
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