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by xref 7y ago
Just wait in the lobby so when they drop it on the porch you can go grab it?
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by xref 7y ago
Curious about why you're using SOPS [1] instead of say, hashicorp vault or AWS/GCP's integrated keystores or git-crypt, etc? [1] https://github.com/mozilla/sops
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by xref 7y ago
I’d throw in if a rotating station is still in LEO (seems likely for a first attempt) it would have the benefit of Earth’s magnetic field for shielding. Not if used for traveling to another body though.
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by xref 7y ago
Astronauts are still within the Van Allen belts so largely protected unless a solar flare deforms the field enough to weaken their protection. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Allen_radiation_belt
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by xref 7y ago
You usually can’t choose who holds your 401k money, but most often get several to dozens of choices for investments (like most things in life, of varying quality).
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by xref 7y ago
There any further details on this, like which specific lib so we can view commit history?
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by xref 7y ago
> It was Wardian cases, for example, that spread the Cavendish banana around the world. That's the variety you see in shops today. William Cavendish was the president of the Horticultural Society. I was under the impression the Cave
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by xref 7y ago
Decided to look up what countries use line item vetos, amusingly the Wikipedia pages lists: Brazil, Panama, and three subsections about the US including during the civil war confederacy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lin
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by xref 7y ago
Parent noted you can buy all the fancy Tesla features on a used car. That doesn’t change the fact they were disabled when Tesla dealership took back possession of the car then later you paid to unlock them upon purchase. It does seem like
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by xref 7y ago
Just depends on workload. Especially if your biz is bandwidth intensive that can be your largest single line item on the major clouds. Then you gotta pay engineers to find ways to reduce your bandwidth costs and the snake eats its own tail
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by xref 7y ago
You’re being downvoted for disagreeing when GP says “Ars and Wired are garbage media, you should instead trust this post _from Ross’s own website_ as the truth”. Come on HN
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by xref 7y ago
news.com.com comes to mind as early era
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by xref 7y ago
But Siri still won’t work with a weak cell signal
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by xref 7y ago
How did they narrow it down to the gallbladder back then?
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by xref 7y ago
You made them cook you a second meal because the first one was picked up by the courier you hired to pick it up?! It sounds like you’re at fault in this case, ordering from Doordash or whoever then trying to slip yourself in the middle of a
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by xref 7y ago
For one, a personal domain is less secure than a gmail.com domain. There have been quite a few targeted hacks, like Mat Honan or any number of crypto-holders, where a personal domain was socially engineered to be transferred to a new regist
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by xref 7y ago
This is Google, Facebook et. all’s argument for not doing any content moderation, customer support, etc: “it’s hard”
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by xref 7y ago
Don’t know why you’re being downvoted when the parent is saying there’s no valid medical reasons that make weight loss difficult. Quite a few people making absurd comments like that in this thread. And yes thyroid problems make it amazingly
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by xref 7y ago
Curious about what is deploying your services, are they still containerized or are you using VMs? Any ansible along with it?
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by xref 7y ago
I’m a little scared to migrate some of our microservices off VMs and onto k8s (because our deployment story isn’t great). However there doesn’t seem to be a lot of consensus around how to do _anything_, even with a green field. A dozen micr
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by xref 7y ago
I thought a recent article here said YouTube passed the break-even point in 2015
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by xref 7y ago
That also assumes you’ve got a “liquid million” throwing off interest you can tap and spend. I bet a lot of those millionaire households don’t have liquid cash, but rather home equity, IRAs, and 401ks that total up to over $1mil but unless
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by xref 7y ago
In America anyway employment is largely “at will.” Is there something illegal about firing VPs?
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by xref 7y ago
How does this compare to Kafdrop which hit the HN front page a couple weeks ago? Looks like Kafdrop may be read-only? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21788863
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by xref 7y ago
A lot of things would probably be safer if legalized and regulated, seeing as a black market will fill the need otherwise
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by xref 7y ago
not sure what you’re arguing for with respect to yelling “I pay your salary!” at govt employees
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by xref 7y ago
None of those things are banned, which was my point. OP was suggesting banning smoking entirely.
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by xref 7y ago
“_I_ have to pay for _you_” is a particularly empty argument when there are no restrictions on calorie consumption, motorcycle usage, sedentary lifestyle, dangerous hobbies, etc. Also it is a similarly entitled argument to telling police “I
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by xref 7y ago
I thought at least in TDD your tests could “never be wrong” since you have to write code that makes the tests pass, not vice versa
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by xref 7y ago
Sounds like you had a bad recruiter setting you up with bad interviews. You can throw a pebble and hit five recruiters so no need to stick with a dud anyways.

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