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by yahelc 11y ago
Is there a better migration path for MySQL 5.5 -> MySQL 5.6 than the existing recommendation, which is ultimately "Create a new database and port your data over"? https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/migr
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by yahelc 11y ago
Useful but dangerous: If you have (1,2,3,4,NULL) as data in column foo, and you query select foo from tbl WHERE foo!=1 Returns: 2 3 4 Which, makes sense, but can be very confusing if you're not explicitly look
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by yahelc 12y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if The Archive Team stepped in to backup everything that's left standing. That's sort of their MO.
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by yahelc 12y ago
This can be $0/month if you host your Sendy install on Heroku instead of DigitalOcean (as I do). Worth noting that with Amazon SES, if you want to send more than 10,000 emails in a day, you'll need to apply (to Amazon) for approva
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by yahelc 12y ago
There's only one way to find out.
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by yahelc 12y ago
35 minutes is a stretch. Starting at Penn Station, Google Maps has 52m as the minimum and 1h11m as the max. And that's from Penn Station. Add the time it takes to get to Penn Station from where you're going, it can easily be betwe
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by yahelc 12y ago
Can't speak for other analytics systems, but this is definitely not the case for Google Analytics (which is what most utm_* parameters are targeting). Google Analytics' default attribution (outside of Multichannel Funnels) is las
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by yahelc 12y ago
One measure: It's the #1 podcast in iTunes, despite only being around for less than 2 months.
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by yahelc 12y ago
Such a service exists: https://datacoup.com/
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by yahelc 12y ago
Oh my god, yes, thank you. I spent days trying to remember the URL for that service, I was hoping someone would bring it up in this thread. I even posted an Ask HN asking if anyone remembered the name: https://news.ycombinator.co
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StackLead (YC W14) is joining LinkedIn(stacklead.com)
18 points by yahelc 12y ago|11 comments
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iPhone 6 Adoption, hour-by-hour(mixpanel.com)
5 points by yahelc 12y ago|2 comments
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by yahelc 12y ago
Warning on using their TOS: They include this sentence: > If you’re actually reading this, here’s a treat. https://wordpress.com/tos/treat/ I failed to notice it (but had Find-and-replaced the domain), and got
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by yahelc 12y ago
That's not really how tax incidence works, though. Effects of the tax will be felt by all three at some level.
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by yahelc 12y ago
Presumably, if they wanted to do a web version, they could introduce Safari-only JavaScript APIs for verifying TouchID.
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Ask HN: Help identifying a domain intelligence/research API?
5 points by yahelc 12y ago|0 comments
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by yahelc 12y ago
To be fair, it's a less relevant tactic now that they charge $1 for the card itself. This is essentially seigniorage.
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by yahelc 12y ago
You joke, but I was sure this was going to be some kind of promotion involving swimming pools, like with their cupcakes, kittens, and weddings.
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by yahelc 12y ago
Agreed. Further, there's little evidence that Debt-to-GDP over 100% (despite "feeling" meaningful, because, 100%!) has any kind of predictive value for the long term direction of an economy, particularly one that has unusuall
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Kiss your browser goodbye: The radical future of media beyond the Web (1997)(archive.wired.com)
1 points by yahelc 12y ago|0 comments
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by yahelc 12y ago
Very easy to replicate: With id="submit", throws a "object is not a function" error. http://jsfiddle.net/nbkHs/ Without, submits just fine: http://jsfiddle.net/B8CV2/1/
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by yahelc 12y ago
Anyone know how DDG is detecting this: > Your browser indicates if you've visited this link. I was under the impression that browsers try to block sites from being able to detect this. Traditionally, the hack has been with the :visi
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by yahelc 12y ago
I've been using website testing tools for quite a number of years, and I've literally never heard anyone refer to GWO's testing setup as easier. GWO was an implementation nightmare. Every test had a distinct set of JavaScript
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by yahelc 12y ago
https://stripe.com/help/ssl > Do I need to use SSL on my payment pages? > Yes
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by yahelc 12y ago
Not really new, at least not in internet time. It's been around for at least 3 years.
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by yahelc 12y ago
I noticed this the other day -- while logged in, LinkedIn insisted I must upgrade to Premium in order to see the last name of the person whose profile I was looking at (which of course, was publicly once I logged out).
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by yahelc 12y ago
Developer Release Notes: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Firefox/Releases/29
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by yahelc 12y ago
Which is, incidentally, not dissimilar from the signaling effects of attending Harvard/MIT/Stanford.
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by yahelc 12y ago
SCOTUSBlog has a great deepdive into the case: http://www.scotusblog.com/2014/04/argument-preview-free-tv-a...
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by yahelc 13y ago
> I don't think it's possible to charge existing customers from Stripe's admin right now. I don't think this is correct. Stripe (and the Stripe Admin UI) gives you enormous power to charge/upgrade/downgrade&

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