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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Does it pay writers?
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
A much bigger problem than the compression format is the fact that biologists over-sequence. You don't need 500x coverage, trust me, please learn to design your experiments.
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Ask HN: What do you use serverless for?
2 points by wheresmycraisin 4y ago|0 comments
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
You basically end up with the salary of a helpdesk person at a university.
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Ah, that would've been one of the books I recommended. Shame that he passed with the book in a rather unfinished state. > Does any book come to your mind along these lines? Books that stop being pedantic where needed to first convey
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
It has incredible potential according to all the 12 year olds financial advisors of tiktok. Please go waste your life trying to solve problems with crypto and leave the rest of us alone.
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
> Asking a cop to walk into an active shooter situation isn’t great either. They aren't asked to. In the US, they have no legal obligation to protect children being murdered, or otherwise protect innocent civilians in any way.
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
I can't possibly imagine how anyone thinks this is a good idea. US police are already over-militarized and under-accountable. We as Americans need to stop worshiping "men in uniform" including all levels of law enforcement an
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Have you seen it happen before?
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
That's good for some situations where all you need is a headshot, yes. Maybe it can be combined with this stable diffusion stuff?
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Omg I cannot wait for human faces to become non-freaky with this technology. People pay real money to sites like Getty or Adobe (the former of which is owned by a corp that you may or may not find politically compatible with your beliefs) t
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
If it becomes known that Magnus was having mental health issues (wouldn't be the first chess genius to have such things), then sure, my opinion may change. He most certainly did talk to the organizers. Why he has not made a public stat
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
He's lost to many players for many reasons, even during his reign as WC.
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Yes, when it's something that's unprovable (if done well enough), reputation can play a role, esp. if it's golden boy v.s. admitted past cheater. And Carlsen didn't technically accuse him and Niemann is not technically o
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Magnus Carlsen has basically been a model champion for close to a decade now. He's not known for controversy and the odd situations where he dealt with less-than-classy opponents, he's taken it on the chin and moved on, usually wi
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
What are the interesting things?
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
1) There are so many much easier and faster ways of networking and getting clients than writing a book. 2) If the primary motivation per consulting gigs then there wouldn't be so many books written by people who work at FAANG-level com
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
My father wrote technical books through the 80's and 90's. I remember him being very happy about a book that sold in the low tens of thousands of copies (I'm guessing 20k or so). I know some of them flopped. Even as a child I
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Sorry, forgot to add that the app does have some limited adoption/validation using a MVP version of the app. Though I also agree with you and leaning towards "payment-checkout authentication" just so I can release sooner. How
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Ask HN: Ok to only allow Google/Apple/FB login for mobile app?
7 points by wheresmycraisin 4y ago|21 comments
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
FreeBSD handbook is also very, very good. I think that the BSD's are each more or less self-contained has something to do with it. You can read everything about system services, for example, in the handbook without having to chase down
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Makita makes power tools in Japan... for domestic Japanese customers. Makita power tools in the US (and I suspect elsewhere?) are made in China. Either Japanese customers are more patriotic, or Makita can't compete pricewise with Chine
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
One thing that has helped me grow over the last few years building startups is: microservices software architecture and microservice deployment are two different things. You can logically break down your software into DDD bounded contexts a
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Definitely build strong relationships before you move away. Sacramento (and more broadly the rest of california) is nice b/c it isn't too far from the 'action' and you can go back to SF for conferences/accelerator p
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
I can only speak for the city of Sacramento and maybe 25 miles of surrounding area including west sac, davis, roseville, elk grove, etc. If you're thinking of moving here from the bay, you're not going to find a local tech job u
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
I'm a Bay Area -> Sacramento transplant and this doesn't surprise me one bit. The 'tech scene' is essentially dead here.
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
The one in sacramento is the one that is closing down. The nearest one now is ~90 minutes away.
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
This is such a weird outage, cloudflare sites are down on some of my devices but not others.
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Migrating very large SVN repos to Git is far from trivial.
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by wheresmycraisin 4y ago
Aside from psychology, a lot of people set triggers to sell if it drops below these round numbers. So once it "breaks a barrier" it's likely to go done further than if it breached $20.313k

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