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by verelo 7y ago
Having worked in the OCR world pretty much non stop for about a decade, i'd say its more just a case of there not being a lot of 101 yr olds, and there being a lot of 1 year olds; the system is likely over-optimized for switching the d
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by verelo 7y ago
It’s an option, you can choose to log out all devices when you perform a reset.
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by verelo 7y ago
That is what I did back then, i actually got a great response and the explanation of why this issue existed was valid. Not a real concern, I just don't love the way Amazon suggests "use Aurora" all the time when the real issu
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by verelo 7y ago
Would you sign your first born over to me on that promise? Obviously I'm joking, but i have in the past got nervous that there might be issues with this claim. I.e. previously i found that the MySQL welcome banner that Aurora gave me c
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by verelo 7y ago
Excellent, thank you! I didn't realize this was possible, appreciate you taking the time to educate me.
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by verelo 7y ago
Thats a great feature, if you're on Aurora. In my case these were MySQL RDS instances created ranging from 2012 and beyond. Migration of the app to Aurora is possible (after testing), but it would be a much larger change.
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by verelo 7y ago
I might be misunderstanding, when i open the link in private mode it behaves the same as it does in non-private.
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by verelo 7y ago
I've run into this need. Generally, you have a DB, you just want to bring it back to a point in time. As RDS instances can be part of a bigger setup, it's not always trivial to point your application at a different instance, so re
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by verelo 7y ago
Any non-paywall link out there?
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by verelo 7y ago
I don't disagree, but i've been in the room when people make absurd decisions like this and need to be discouraged to make a more rational decision. On that basis, I'm just saying perhaps they're not evil, but they'
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by verelo 7y ago
To play the devils advocate here (and to be frank, i think people should be able to use compatible products), it's possible the manufacture is concerned that products they didn't make could cause an issue. I.e. filter is too restr
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by verelo 7y ago
> I think the "help them" bit is good, too, and something a lot of VC's don't seem to be that good at. I look forward to the day I meet a VC good at helping a company. I think, most of them are good at motivating foun
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by verelo 7y ago
I think what you’re describing is a small organization. The reality I've experienced is that once your team grows beyond 20-30 people maintaining that setup is very difficult. I think the main responsibility of a founder is to set a vi
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by verelo 7y ago
This is solid advice, as a founder i always hated people leaving without me having the chance to fix the situation. It’s hard to keep a tab on everyone, so raising it and giving them the opportunity to help should be well received (and if i
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by verelo 7y ago
No, but it would take so much CPU and OI, it might as well. I doubt the application would be in great shape while this operation took place.
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by verelo 7y ago
I guess I just don't know what you're saying then. It's easy to make money if you already have it? Maybe in terms of quantity, but in terms of % return i don't feel the ease of producing a return is really super linear o
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by verelo 7y ago
The issue i have with all these arguments is that while you can turn x into 2x, when you layer on interest, taxes, and any fees you encounter in the process...your cut won’t be what you thought it was going to be. Making money isn’t cheap a
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by verelo 7y ago
So you have a good argument, but that basically means all that stands between someone making $10million is getting the credit to start their business? I’d love to offer you that credit and take half your profits after interest and taxes.
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by verelo 7y ago
I'd love to see you try. It's easy to turn $20 into $40, but as you approach larger numbers it keeps getting harder.
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by verelo 7y ago
> Amazon is known for watching what retail products gain traction on its platform and elsewhere and then creating similar products it can sell for less. Should we really care? Isn't this what consumers want? Value.
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by verelo 7y ago
But no worse of a problem than it currently is for fossil fuel engines, right?
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by verelo 7y ago
Quick control-f tells me no one has said "Environment" or a phrase I'm hoping catches on "Green-tech". There's just no way this doesn't blow up into something big in my mind. Earlier today i was discussing
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by verelo 7y ago
Funny personal story: In 2008 i applied for an IT role at News Corp in Sydney Australia, i didn’t get the job. In 2015 they (one of their subsidiary companies) acquired the company that i founded with two other partners. A much better outco
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by verelo 7y ago
I like this plan! I’m going to do exactly this and see what i can come up with.
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Ask HN: Can we make this site less annoying on mobile?
7 points by verelo 7y ago|10 comments
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by verelo 7y ago
In Ontario the rent control is even worse. It’s set by the landlord tenant board at a number near inflation, this year it’s 2.2%, the last few it’s been 1.8%. Similarly, i tell my tenants that they should expect the minimum increase yearly
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by verelo 7y ago
I’d love to see this! Imagine if we could see the childhood pictures from famous artists. Not suggesting your code is famous, maybe it is, but still I’m sure you’ve grown a lot since then.
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by verelo 7y ago
This. I will never touch mailchimp again after what they did to us when they shut down (priced out) mandrill.
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by verelo 7y ago
Agreed.
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by verelo 7y ago
"Q. How much damage will be done to my plane if I land it with a parachute? A. In all likelihood the aircraft will suffer some significant damage. The terrain where you land will affect this greatly. Though the extent of damage has var

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