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I know next to nothing about aeroponics - I did read about aquaponics a bit when I started, but hydroponics seemed the most accessible for me. I've loved making my own crushed red …

I use two pumps from Atlas Scientific - one for a jar of base and one for a jar of acid. I have a sensor for PH so I can see in the live dashboard, and can click a button on the da…

I originally bought some solenoid valves to experiment with, but ended up simplifying my approach. I use a submersible pump that is plugged in to power. I can just automate turning…

I built a hydroponic garden as a covid hobby. I wrote software to maintain the garden, water it on schedule, apply ph changes to the water, turn lights on / off, humidify, as well …

Since they're talking about the "import" maybe they're not talking about from the halted state? Maybe just the initial `vagrant up`?

I'm pretty sure you can use cloudflare's free ssl with heroku at this point.

I figured out santa when I found some hidden receipts for gifts that he'd given to some siblings.

I think it's that the sidebar menu is not present anymore (on the right hand side). Usually in this view it is the icons only, so pretty narrow anyway.

Just to clarify the hacker news title says it was built in "6 days", the article says "60 days".

- Waking up with Sam Harris - Harmontown

I remember when Ted Sarandos (head of content acquisition at Netflix) said "The goal is to become HBO faster than HBO can become us."[1] [1] http://www.gq.com/story/netflix-founder…

Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/538/

Yeah that's why I'm excited about this. I have a small instance that just runs a sort of "node proxy" to lambda, it's cheap ($11 / month or something), but annoying to run just to …

I think he means an additional bet.

I've been wondering if they're just having the expensive version so they can look more like a legitimate high-end watch maker. Maybe more of a marketing thing than a "we're going t…

I used to use freshbooks, but the last couple years I've used harvest.

This is the next soylent

"... completely re-engineered from the ground up to deliver..." has to be one of the most overused marketing phrases in technology. As if redoing everything is always a good thing.…

You could buy a lot of microsoft t-shirts with that much money.