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Dude...don't jinx us man... On a serious note, there are many, many things we're doing well on that might change, the financial aspect is only one of them. If we're doing bad, we could be doing so, so, so, so much worse. I ca
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Right?? 1.5T as a knee-jerk reaction to a market dip? Did they even consult Congress w.r.t. liquidity injection via fiscal policy? We should have rolled back QE years ago and suffered the pain of a small or medium recession, but nobody want
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Somehow I feel like we're still being let off easy. Antibiotics still work for the vast majority of bacterial infections. The U.S. government has (at last) come together-ish to fight this. The U.S. dollar is still the world's rese
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If you restrict movement at all, you help reduce the amount of societal entropy. At a fine-grained level this is what China did, and it does work. I'm worried about the U.S. closing state borders (land and air), and what that might mea
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Is there anything like this default app framework maintained for GTK or TCL or whatever the native KDE / GNOME framework is available for desktop Linux? I exclusively use Ubuntu as my OS for three computers, and I'm building out s
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I think one cool feature Medium can introduce is enterprise permissioning. If you have an enterprise plan and pay Medium oodles of money, you should maintain your own permissioning control and who sees your articles while still having acces
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To put a positive light on this disturbing news, I, like many here, am deeply grateful to the scientists and engineers (including at CureVac) working tirelessly around the clock and around the world to help develop a vaccine, save millions
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How many people have signed up so far? Honestly, just having a Zoom call going for the entire day, with different breakout rooms and multi-person screenshare, would go a long way towards companionship. You don't even need your own plat
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Wait...are you saying 100,000 records is a lot? If so, I disagree. Any serious enterprise workload is millions, usually tens, hundreds of millions, and oftentimes billions or tens of billions or more over the lifetime of any given productio
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I think there are health-specific AWS clouds; are they strictly client-side, or is there a managed instance you can deploy from AWS marketplace? https://aws.amazon.com/health/healthcare-compliance/?nc=sn&l...
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Congrats on launching! I'm super jealous of that quality landing page. Is it built from scratch?
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Mainframes are interesting to me (but I think a lot of things are interesting) :) I found this one site with links to books on mainframes: http://www.mainframes.com/Books.html If IBM is investing in 14nm tech for mainframes
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I switched from Chrome/Google to Firefox/DDG three months ago, as part of a larger switch from macOS to laptop Ubuntu. There are things I don't like about DDG. DDG continually offers to play YouTube videos in its own window d
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TinyDevCRM Update #3: Schedule Slippage and Imposter Syndrome
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Use Docker to simplify development workflows
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Here's the reddit post I looked at: https://www.reddit.com/r/COVID19/comments/f8lofv/why_are_so_... Here's the full text of the post: """text Recently there have been several tra
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Thank you very much for the clarification and for posting there! Yes, it is but one explanation and one possible reason out of many. I think others there have mentioned stress (I believe I read one 27 y/o doctor sadly dropped dead afte
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I’ve heard symptoms relate less with age and more with viral load. The sicker other people are and the more frequently you come in contact with them, the more lethal it becomes. I’m checking reddit r/COVID19, which is a science based
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I’m starting to take some precautionary measures even here in Virginia. Stocking up on food and other emergency supplies, avoiding public transit and walking everywhere, wiping down all surfaces I come in contact with with Clorox wipes I ke
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If it’s a static bundle, I think cloud deployment should be trivial...at worst they can add a feature to download a zip and sync to s3. I wouldn’t rule out this tool based on this fact alone.
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TinyDevCRM Update #2: Front-end Shenanigans
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This is really cool, thanks for sharing! I'll see if this fits my needs, and maybe reach out to Yarn core devs to learn more about front-end build pipelines :)
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Ask HN: Methods to lock down an NPM environment for on-premise distribution
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Feels like the end of an era.
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TinyDevCRM Update #1: Towards MVP and 0.1 Release
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Ah, live demos are hard :P There's no shame in trying, and no shame in pivoting after a cost/benefit analysis, and sticking with Windows. In contrast, North Korea maintains its own Linux distro ( https://en.wikipedia.org
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As someone who very much uses and likes FOSS, I'm not sure I'd actually recommend people use Linux in end-user, day to day work. I can definitely see BSD or Linux in core infrastructure, but end users don't really care too mu
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I'm working on a data-driven event generation tool for software engineers
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I appreciate your stance :) Keep fighting the good fight, maybe one day I can and will join you :)
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I read a great book, "Designing Your Life" by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans, that said "A problem you can't change isn't a problem, it's a truth and you have to accept it". I think that mental reframing help
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