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slow_donkey
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Comment #28883288
I tried solving this with a search engine that accounted for reviews with some manual curation, but I realized there's actually an extremely limited set of 'good' recipe sites and …
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Comment #28297371
Also check out https://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php which is a treasure trove of pizza experiments. Varasano himself was active on the forum back in the day (~2005) and a fe…
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Comment #28297355
To be fair this is a very very old list dating back to 2006/2008 and these were the pizza names that came up constantly at that time - it's also only rating the shops that he perso…
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Comment #27438866
You can use it standalone and manage the state yourself. Looks like they actually might have added locking recently with https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/pull/2697 but I haven't lo…
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Comment #27425177
I agree with you but nothing about the comment was discussing whether or not people will pay for repl.it The context of this HN post is about originality itself.
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Comment #27319030
Hm any competent ops team would have backups if they really cared to find your original data
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Comment #27165721
IMO before react native came on the scene there were no well performing hybrid app frameworks except possibly xamarin. So it likely wasn't your fault
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Comment #26803837
I highly recommend reading Vincent Woo's piece about Lambda to understand the criticism better with actual evidence. https://vincentwoo.com/2020/05/19/on-lambda-school/ It's also a…
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Comment #26803773
I haven't reviewed their numbers recently but the historical criticism is that you end up paying more money for Lambda yet their placement rate was lower compared to similar bootca…
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Comment #26728896
I'm building a search engine for this exact issue - there's 10000 recipes for every dish but they have to be contextualized: Do I want mac and cheese in the next 30 minutes or am I…
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Comment #26728203
So I have the same issue. On Slack, I can't tell if someone is busy - almost no one sets their status as away unless they're actually offline. Whereas in the office it was easier t…
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Comment #26579428
How dare you question the snark
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Comment #26469326
I don't disagree with you, but graphql just lends itself well to bad decisions and many times when I've poked at graphql endpoints they share these issues (missing auth after first…
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Comment #26389269
If you're in a major metro local meetup/slacks are a great tool. They'll provide the intro without you needing to 'know' the person. I've done that successfully with engineering po…
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Comment #26299522
It costs a lot. Especially any add-ons they upsell you on
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Comment #26106399
Wish he didn't make fun of bad English from non-native speaking posts - of course they'll seem cringey to us. There's plenty of legitimate examples he could have used instead.
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Comment #26073151
I didn't find it obvious that Fastmail allows multiple wildcard domains but it is a supported feature and extremely useful for throwaways and custom projects.
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Comment #26072961
I find it funny that software with relatively no r+d or initial costs have become burdened with VC.
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Comment #25995663
This sounds super cool, is there a public link to your work? I'd love to check it out
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Comment #25966035
If anyone needs a download, you can easily install/sideload via f-droid or the app can be trivially built with './gradlew assembleDebug' (provide your own keys to build a release v…
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Comment #25965967
Ah yeah I saw this initially but haven't given CRFs a try yet. I was hoping ml had advanced enough that I could throw newer solutions at the problem. Thanks for linking this though…
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Comment #25965792
There's a more practical but relevant cooking problem that I haven't seen discussed - when extracting recipes from websites it's tricky to parse the actual ingredients and quantiti…
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Comment #25965720
I wrote an Android app for managing recipes with bakers percents so I definitely agree - being able to scan over the ratios of water, salt, and sugar tells you a lot about the reci…