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ereyes01
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Comment #40473248
Funny enough, instant coffee has less caffeine than fresh brewed coffee.
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Comment #38021397
In 2014, I built some tools to make it easier to automate AWS and Google Cloud deployments. I did the following: - Applied to devops jobs on Angelfish, target companies with 10-20 …
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Comment #30315547
Really cool. Several jobs ago, I used cffi to create bindings to a library that controlled a camera's pan/tilt/zoom motors. Those were used to implement a test suite that validates…
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Comment #29176995
There's been dozens of HN threads about this article, and it taught me much about the mechanics of making something that grows out of essentially nothing http://paulgraham.com/ds.h…
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Comment #24949758
I think you've perfectly characterized why I love listening to Dan Carlin. He's masterful at personalizing history (even ancient history) and challenging you to ponder how you woul…
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Comment #24361720
Go comes with thread sanitizer, which you can enable with go test -race ... If your unit test exercises a race condition, this will blow up your test with stack traces of the data …
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Comment #23936667
I grew up in South Florida and when I visit my parents, they are horrified when I insist on walking the quarter mile to the Starbucks in the corner. It's definitely a part of the c…
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Comment #23515094
Another way to look at it is that you'll be a new CS graduate with some good practical experience under your belt (many CS graduates can't say the same). I guess you would be in a …
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Comment #23465004
At the beginning of a startup, there are no "big tech decisions" per se, only a whittling down of your problem space and target market. If that can be done with zero technology, al…
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Comment #23316892
Another early assumption about the internet and computers in general is that users were going to exert large amounts of control over the software and systems they use. This assumpt…
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Comment #23187710
I drew an alien demon grabbing his penis, but alas, it was not recognized :(
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Comment #23108197
upspin.io seemed like a strong decentralized alternative from the same people who maintain the Go language, but unfortunately it seems defunct, judging by it's GitHub activity. Any…
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Comment #22952834
I'm assuming you are a developer / engineer with what follows, but you are likely not a decision maker with purchasing authority in the type of company they are targeting with thes…
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Comment #22858708
I can see immutable infrastructure and this concept working in a copy-on-write model. For instance, if a service is up and running, a modification can consist of duplicating the in…
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Comment #22840790
What does the "Programming Languages" section mean? Blogs that discuss the languages? Use the languages in snippets within posts?
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Comment #22819462
Works for me on Linux, after signing in (I'm using a paid plan).
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Comment #22645527
I preheat the dutch oven in a 475f oven, but I put the dough on a piece of parchment paper, grab the corners, and safely drop it into the blazing hot pot. As a bonus, this also mak…
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Comment #22645519
I couldn't find yeast easily, but I nabbed a couple bags of unbleached flour, so I've started making a sourdough starter. An entertaining and very informative series of videos on s…
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Comment #22581477
The medium of in-person communication is very different from the tools of remote communication. You're trying to force in-person protocols and expectations in a situation that isn'…
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Comment #22526250
This is also a good chart: https://www.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594... It shows global trend lines, and per-country + per-region data. That said, nice job to OP…
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Comment #22314080
> The Fifth Amendment gives witnesses a right not to testify against themselves. Rawls argued that producing a password for the hard drives would amount to an admission that he own…