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ryanmaynard

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About ryanmaynard

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Software Engineer & Process Management Consultant #python #ruby #datascience #businessintelligence #dataviz

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    Ask HN: What tech services or tools make it difficult to cancel?

    After recently having a minor experience with Flywheel and their "30 days cancellation notice", I'm curious what other tools or services maintain unclear cancellation policies. Ver…

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    Comment #20441146

    This is interesting. Any hint at what the pricing model will be? I'm not seeing anything.

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    Comment #19783544

    I can't speak for OP, but GOF (Gang of Four) is a reference to the four authors of a classic Design Patterns text. [1] This repo appears to be Python examples of some of the patter…

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    Comment #16038259

    Some of the states in the US are doing this as well. For example, Tennessee.[1] [1]: http://www.tngis.org/lidar.htm

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    Comment #15980979

    There is a project[1] + whitepaper[2] on projecting the likelihood of future white collar crimes written by Sam Lavigne, Francis Tseng, and Brian Clifton. [1] https://thenewinquiry…

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    Comment #14530600

    I have a side project that seems stuck in the mid 6-figures. My 6 month avg spend for AWS is 4.62%. However, that percentage is not linear. It would jump a tier around .85mm

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    Comment #14103505

    I forgot to add Lobste.rs

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    Comment #14103379

    Aside from HN, perhaps you could try: * IRC Channels * Twitter (search by profile contents and/or hashtags) * Mastodon? Still a bit unproven, but the atmosphere there resembles the…

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    Comment #13903913

    Thank you for the citation; I've ordered the book. Would you happen to have any other book recommendations on the topic, or adjacent topics?

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    Comment #13887964

    Similarly, adding a setup.sh for clean installs doesn't hurt.

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    Comment #13735589

    I thought there was a gnat on my monitor. What is that thing on the "h"?

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    Comment #13724257

    Forgive my ignorance. I thought 18F and Digital Services were interlinked.

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    Comment #13723782

    It appears some of the 18F crew are behind this. I'm interested to see what unfolds in this repo.

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    Comment #13723713

    Anytime a substantial amount of attention aggregates in one place, there is an inherent bounty on said eyeballs.

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    Comment #13723592

    Anecdotal, but I know of roughly two dozen users that are not using Zapier in any way that were also affected by this.

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    Comment #13653538

    From a former HN discussion http://gitoops.xyz/

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    Comment #13653535

    I actually compiled a list of these from the last time this subject was mentioned on HN. http://gitoops.xyz/

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    Comment #13351350

    This needed to be said. I think a lot of the problems founders try to solve begin as responsible research, and slowly morph into a means of procrastination. I have certainly done i…

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    Comment #13178872

    Not the answer to your question, but tangentially related: it is ran by a HN solo founder; @dangrossman. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7367631

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    Comment #13171421

    >Also consider having someone you trust have access to documentation, passwords, accounts, etc...in case of some kind of emergency, etc. If it's making money, it would be a shame n…

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    Comment #12914947

    Mac here. 2d uptime. 54GB written. 255MB read.

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    Comment #12453245

    My mistake and ignorance on the 'from relative obscurity' part, but the strategy works nonetheless. I'm not knocking the method. If it works, it works. It was just an observation.

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    Comment #12452171

    It seems Outside magazine propelled itself from obscurity by driving traffic to its site with population contests through Facebook. People tend to vote familiarity, so the larger m…