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dc_gregory

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About dc_gregory

I no longer work for DesignCrowd, but can happily pass on contact details as needed.

Switched back to my old personal account: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=gregoryl me@gregorylyons.dev

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/supercabbage; my proof: https://keybase.io/supercabbage/sigs/nZAdjePILM6cTv2ksqvpZ7UZMOLYpvyvb-oEHw1hxqE ]

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    Comment #20408951

    No, its not. The OP has a different point to make, and its worth a re-read!

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    Comment #20271370

    huh, how odd. I've never seen ads on Instagram either, and assumed that was the default experience. I guess the A/B control group gods smiled on us.

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    Comment #20208406

    A step further, it seems most people's favourite brands tend to be ones which were high quality in the past. Its a rare situation where that quality continues as mass market appeal…

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    Comment #20111203

    They will if the price of animal products rises.

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    Comment #20027849

    The technical TLDR is "db level race condition", or the title of the article.

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    Comment #20027397

    Its not surprising that the doctor suggested those things, as its not really the domain they focus on. If you have bio-mechanical pain, its often better to see a physiotherapist, w…

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    Comment #19976329

    We will also be releasing more documentation over time, particular related to developing engines with this framework. Looks like they intend to resolve that.

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    Comment #19835534

    I think you've misread the OP here; jump back to this guideline as a rule of thumb, its helped me a great deal. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html : >> Please respond…

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    Comment #19784448

    You could just make the area incredibly radioactive, problem solved!

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    Comment #19601721

    The underlying assertion (and debate) here is that the value facebook is providing to society is worth the cost.

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    Comment #19334452

    In this case, its a slap on the wrist for a comment that doesn't positively contribute.

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    Comment #19277764

    However, a lions share of the revenue for github will be from developers, rather than "consumers".

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    Comment #19242933

    Never is a strong word; especially when people idolise high end athletes that turn to a vegan diet for an edge (i.e. MMA)

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    Comment #19222681

    Its hard to follow, but I don't think he was on medication going into the retreat, rather was given anti-psychotics in hospital after. (There was, apparently long ago, a history of…

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    Comment #19196645

    Ah, excellent point, a warranty is something I completely overlooked. Probably some value "lost" doing it yourself due to downtime if something goes wrong, but likely negligible.

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    Comment #19196479

    I'm inexperienced in the hardware front, would that machine likely not break down under a large load for 3 years straight? Nothing is set aside for hardware failure etc.

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    Comment #19103057

    Thanks! The core team working on this is super smart. I'll pass your feedback on pricing to our product manager.

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    Comment #19082770

    They would like those people to participate in interviewing candidates.

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    Comment #19082108

    Was thinking much the same; we have a product[1] in the same space, but a much larger inventory, all created by hand. Not sure the "AI" space for design is quite good enough for th…

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    Comment #19021489

    Ouch. Have you used something in that space that is better?

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    Comment #19004240

    The location of the voter.

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    Comment #18993181

    Auto generated self signed certs on the servers

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    Comment #18714681

    We run the core of our order system on dotnet core, including (somewhat) micro-service architecture behind the scenes. Build on primarily windows desktops, and hosted on Linux cont…