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by zapita 8y ago
Vagrant runs a VM per app . Sometimes more. Big difference.
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by zapita 8y ago
> might possibly ought to be offended Have you considered the possibility that people other than you do find the terms offensive, and have asked for them to be changed? > This [...] is the kind of thing that makes the people who do
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by zapita 8y ago
I use the device (unmodified) very regularly. It's fantastic, highly recommended. The only problem is the price tag.
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Crate.io raises $11M and launches its hosted IoT data platform(techcrunch.com)
1 points by zapita 8y ago|0 comments
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by zapita 8y ago
I would be very interested to hear more about your experience with Indie.vc. Especially a summary of the pros and cons that you've seen, pitfalls to avoid, etc. Have you by any chance published a writeup on the subject? If not, I'
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by zapita 8y ago
I completely agree. I didn't know about how Discourse was started, but would be interested to learn more. Do you have an article or writeup to recommend to learn more?
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by zapita 8y ago
First off: that is an excellent 101 introduction to the topic, thank you for taking the time to write it. However I'm already familiar with the topic. I'd just like to hear from Gitlab's CEO what makes him believe he's &
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by zapita 8y ago
What's your measurement for determining whether you are on track to an IPO in 2020?
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by zapita 8y ago
Since this is obviously baseless speculation by a source with no credibility, and more authoritative sources have denied it, I recommend flagging this story so that it disappears from the front page as soon as possible. It's hard to cr
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by zapita 8y ago
> > What could Apple be telling Telegram that is such a massive showstopper? > Good question. I don't know. There are a lot of possibilities here I can't think of any. Can you name one?
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by zapita 8y ago
You might be right... I think it's fair to say we're both guessing. To me it just doesn't seem logical to resort to such a "nuclear option" over a review disagreement, instead of just complying, negotiating, or at l
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by zapita 8y ago
Presumably Telegram doesn't know for sure why Apple is blocking updates... They are most likely getting stonewalled, with Apple not responding to any of their requests for information. Telegram suspects that Apple is trying to appease
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by zapita 8y ago
The same technology you're developing to track personal info to sell ads is what hostile governments around the world use to suppress individual rights, imprison and kill people. The fact that you don't understand the irony in wha
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by zapita 8y ago
> I'm an aerospace engineer and I specialize in rockets. I understand that the nature of my work will almost always 100% benefit the weapons industry because there's just no avoiding it. Those people are software engineers. U
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by zapita 8y ago
> Is it fair to say that both sides see the primary issue as demographic change? (Right: illegal immigration. Left: transition to majority-minority society.) What is a "majority-minority society", and what makes it the primar
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by zapita 8y ago
> what does "startup nation" even mean? A nation where startups can succeed?
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by zapita 8y ago
Careful not to go too far in the other direction, and under-estimate the power of an entrenched relationship with enterprise IT customers. Microsoft has become the de facto number two cloud provider, and Azure is now AWS's main competi
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by zapita 8y ago
I honestly can't tell whether you're making a sincere but unintelligible argument, or just trolling. Do you disagree with what I said?
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by zapita 8y ago
> Modern devops, with its million tools that break backward compatibility every month sometimes becomes the running joke at lunch. Ironically, modern devops and its million broken tools are a primary source of revenue for cloud provide
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by zapita 8y ago
> None of your arguments make any sense when you take in account the fact that such business model has enormously benefited consumers. I think I already explained my position pretty clearly, which is that consumers benefit from the fre
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by zapita 8y ago
> It means free stuff or low prices for consumers. The "free stuff" is an illusion, a monopolistic sleight of hand. Consumers are subsidizing "free stuff" in one market by paying excessive rent in the neighbouring m
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by zapita 8y ago
Your answer is 99% techno-marketing bullshit, but you still delivered the kernel of a credible explanation: systemd . It makes perfect sense now. cri-o, being "daemonless", reinforces the central role of systemd in orchestrating
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by zapita 8y ago
May I ask why you're pushing cri-o instead of the more mature containerd? All the technical explanations I got were hand-wavy and unconvincing. The only explanation I see is that containerd is backed by Docker, a competitor of Red Hat,
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by zapita 8y ago
I'm not talking about housing or zoning (although in some cases state intervention can be useful there too, for different reasons), I'm talking about transit. The bay area mass transit infrastructure is a joke, it is nowhere near
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by zapita 8y ago
In my opinion housing comes first. Breed's bike policy seemed reasonable but maybe I missed something? The most critical transit issues are at the scale of the Bay area, and the SF mayor doesn't have the authority or budgets to so
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by zapita 8y ago
Also make sure to reward politicians who support Yimbi and other pro-housing policies. For example London Breed and Jeff Sheehy are both endorsed by Yimbi. If housing is important to you, make sure to take these endorsements into account in
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Tesla shares fall more than 7% after company reports record loss(theguardian.com)
5 points by zapita 8y ago|0 comments
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by zapita 8y ago
This is very useful, thank you. One request I have (to anyone out there who is listening) is a checklist focused on common small business tools and workflows. For example, if I use Google Analytics on my website, or I advertise on Facebook
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by zapita 8y ago
There is at least one startup working on a local solution (I forget their name), but my understanding is that it's still technically inferior - for example it can only support very small vocabularies. The bottleneck is simply raw gpu c
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by zapita 8y ago
(Disclaimer: I'm not an expert in the field and might have misunderstood the current state of affairs. Please correct me if you spot a mistake). My understanding is that the computational costs of speech-to-text are prohibitive for man

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