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Palm could soon be your ticket into concerts thanks to Amazon One tech(denverpost.com)
1 points by vlod 5y ago|1 comments
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by vlod 5y ago
https://archive.is/shGFK
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by vlod 5y ago
Have you tried not being a good listener? or cranking that knob down a bit. Maybe you're coming across as a super interested in what people have to say, that you're artificially (can't think of a better word) keeping the conv
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by vlod 5y ago
You might like this youtube channel: ScorpioMartianus https://www.youtube.com/c/ScorpioMartianus
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China is developing a game-changing thorium-fuelled nuclear reactor(france24.com)
4 points by vlod 5y ago|1 comments
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by vlod 5y ago
China is poised to test a thorium-powered nuclear reactor in September, the world’s first since 1969. The theory is that this new molten-salt technology will be “safer” and “greener” than regular uranium reactors, and so could help Beijing
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by vlod 5y ago
https://archive.is/auv0N
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by vlod 5y ago
Isn't a control group used to negate this?
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by vlod 5y ago
For me the web browser version of slack works better than the electron version.
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by vlod 5y ago
>I guess our difference is opinion is when you want to invest your time learning Yes I think so. I'm very focused on delivering business value as soon as possible. There is often a lull after the first version where the biz endless
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by vlod 5y ago
Good for you! Thanks for the reference caprover, I'll take a look.
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by vlod 5y ago
>You system would leave me nervous every time I take a vacation. I go on vacations without a worry in the world. My system just took a couple weeks to learn the ins and outs and costs a little more. Mine over yours any day of the week. I
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by vlod 5y ago
> You think we'll build anything in delphi Haah of course not! :) but doesn't mean you should flip to the other extreme and learn how to do k8 and spend a whole bunch of time on it. >Interesting approach but I respectfully d
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by vlod 5y ago
Using nginx for load balancing is probably the first step I would try as it's relatively easy. There may be better options out there, but it will probably take a fair amount of time to outlive it. (assuming you're not a rocket shi
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by vlod 5y ago
> That's from a birds eye view and is totally irrelevant to the current question. Really? You don't think speed of execution is far more important? Getting something to your users, validating assumptions and failing fast is als
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by vlod 5y ago
As a solo founder (assuming you don't have a gazillion users and just starting out), the general response to "Should I be using/doing X" is "Will X increase/help with my user growth/traction". Growth
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by vlod 5y ago
I've seen certain job applications ask you to pair for a few hours/day to judge your competency. How about you ask them if they are willing to pair you for a day?
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by vlod 5y ago
Nope just the readme.
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by vlod 5y ago
> If you dont know problem exists, it means you’re not on the edge, so you must first grow to be on the edge of some fields, only then you have a chance to see new opportunities there. This is some great advice I'm going to take on
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by vlod 5y ago
Ultimately it sounds like you're trying to find a gold nugget that's just lying around online that you can start coding up. Even if you could find such a nugget, you'll probably find that 10K people are already executing on i
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by vlod 6y ago
That's exactly how I work. I usually take the dog out for a walk and "bang" a really cool answer magically appears. I find it extremely annoying to come up something while someone watches me as if I'm an idiot.
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by vlod 6y ago
> Simple questions, as in simple leetcode questions? I believe they mean e.g. "tell me what happens when you type https://example.com " in a browser. You can go deep into tcp/ip, dns, how ssl encryption works, h
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by vlod 6y ago
Maybe build a way to connect computers together in some sort on network with some tech minded individuals (you're all invited!) and try to fix some of the problems of v1 (encryption, spam, malware). Let's call it "Internet-2:
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by vlod 6y ago
I never had it super bad, but I started getting the signs: numbness, strange tingles, shooting pain and got one of these [0] from amz ~$20 (the green one), to help strengthen things and it helped (for me) immensely. Oh.. I also got a trackb
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by vlod 6y ago
As a Brit in the US, one of the first things I got 'straight off the boat' was an electric kettle. Surprisingly they work exactly like you'd expect. :)
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by vlod 6y ago
I believe CockroachDB can do that. Would be a suitable as it's mostly postgres wire compatible.
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by vlod 6y ago
Maybe this is it? https://mostrecommendedbooks.com/alexandria-ocasio-cortez-bo...
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by vlod 6y ago
https://archive.is/qhIjV
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by vlod 6y ago
He's an American citizen, so he can call himself "X.American" Edit: clarification.
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by vlod 6y ago
>That doesn't address the issue in other parts of the workforce though ... nor the biases coworkers/etc may have. It also doesn't force others to adopt the solution you propose. Of course not, but it's a start. Gettin

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