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Comment #29702575
Unfortunate that Joshua Tree (Yucca brevifolia) are not in there. I always thought they would have a pretty fascinating root structure because of how separated they grow. Makes sen…
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Comment #29680376
Herkese iyi seneler!
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Comment #29352643
You should look into CBTI, and see a sleep therapist (my insurance covered this; so I only had to pay co-pay). In brief, the goal with CBTI is to force yourself to get out of bed a…
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Comment #29132896
I guess Rust is a language that went the move to Safe and Useful, following the top arrow?
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Comment #20955008
I still don't see it! Which part of the pond is it?
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Comment #19845290
But someone can write a proxy that exposes Gmail as a JMAP endpoint?
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Comment #18092776
"Given to me or bought with book tokens" Book tokens?! Is this some kind of 40s cryptocurrency?
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Comment #15515640
I love the combination of these! Really opens up a world of possibilities. The one command I'm still trying to replace is `cd` itself. For instance, can anyone suggest a way to add…
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Comment #14068433
This is fantastic news. If I understand things correctly, we can now host the Wire server on our own VM, and use the clients to connect to it, correct? We'll have full control over…
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Comment #12784329
Really cool video! Can anybody guess how much it may have cost them to make?
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Comment #12776713
But what about "Big Data" workloads? Running Spark or Cassandra clusters say? My understanding is that having a custom scheduler makes mesos more attractive for those tasks? Has yo…
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Comment #12771473
The "Chesterton's fence" experiment comes to mind.. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Chesterton%27s_fen...
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Comment #12552207
My point wasn't that it's hard to run servers. It was that they thought it would give them an advantage for storing their text documents.
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Comment #12544582
Shocking that they've been hosting their own servers until now..
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Comment #12466246
Sad to see Mesos losing steam. My understanding was that Mesos subsumes the functionality of Kubernetes thanks to its Aurora scheduler. But it has much more customized schedulers, …
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Comment #12384422
I wish somebody did a similar service for Pocket. I guess having a native client for reading files will never happen (been waiting for years..!). But I could also use an interface …
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Ask HN: Change C-corp name, or file for a DBA?
Hi, We incorporated our startup using a fairly generic (/boring) name, mostly due to my lack of creativity. After a year in operation, we found a catchy alternative. From what I un…
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Comment #12375059
> Tech giants, including Amazon, Cisco, Google, IBM and Microsoft also have their eye on the industrial internet market, as do a bevy of start-ups. The article doesn't mention any …
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Comment #12365521
It seems that using Kubernetes is definitely more mature and usable than Swarm. But how would you rate the other Docker projects, like docker-machine and docker-compose. Does Kuber…
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Comment #12286303
According to the article, HTTP/2 is 6x faster on LTE, and 15x faster on 3G. Is the result of this difference that LTE has better latencies?
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Comment #12248562
I'm also a big fan of Fastmail, and I've been using it for a while with great pleasure. However, I've come to realize that Gmail is really two things: an e-mail service, and and e-…
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Comment #12206011
Why do people use C* in addition to ES? It seems like in this case most of the data could directly be piped into ES? I understand that ES can lose data, or have some data storage p…
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Comment #12205727
I see. If that's the only reason, not sure if it's a major problem with the ORM, given that you could use South instead with almost the same outcome.
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Comment #12205681
Why did the ORM suck before? Were there major changes done to the ORM?