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I no longer work for DesignCrowd, but can happily pass on contact details as needed.
Switched back to my old personal account: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=gregoryl me@gregorylyons.dev
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Its not surprising that the doctor suggested those things, as its not really the domain they focus on. If you have bio-mechanical pain, its often better to see a physiotherapist, who can better diagnose the underlying…
I think you've misread the OP here; jump back to this guideline as a rule of thumb, its helped me a great deal. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html: >> Please respond to the strongest plausible…
However, a lions share of the revenue for github will be from developers, rather than "consumers".
Ah, excellent point, a warranty is something I completely overlooked. Probably some value "lost" doing it yourself due to downtime if something goes wrong, but likely negligible.
Was thinking much the same; we have a product[1] in the same space, but a much larger inventory, all created by hand. Not sure the "AI" space for design is quite good enough for this price point. [1]…
Auto generated self signed certs on the servers
We run the core of our order system on dotnet core, including (somewhat) micro-service architecture behind the scenes. Build on primarily windows desktops, and hosted on Linux containers. Works well for us; there are a…
FYI, you are probably hell-banned.
These people get paid very well in Australia.
The pricing model actually sounds a little like Athena.
Why in the world do you think it's acceptable to get in an uber when you are likely to vomit?
> The environmental situation with beef is a little more complex than "less beef eaten -> fewer cows -> less methane -> less climate change." I'm not aware of this, and would be interested in knowing more; as I…
With git, people are confusing intuitive with simple; once you build up a good mental model for it, you can be very effective. Prior that is painful.
With what money?
Thats a bit unfair; copyright is a fairly unintuitive concept if you haven't been exposed to it.
It isn't. Its just the noisy people tend to be the most visible. The vast majority of vegans (including myself) just want to find good food.
Generally, a redback is fairly unpleasant, but doesn't require a trip to the hospital (for a healthy adult), so its unlikely to be fatal in most cases anyway (thankfully!). Funnel-webs are terrifying.
This fairly common piece of software does it. https://www.regexbuddy.com 4th result on google for "regex conversion" for me. Seems like there are quite a few others.
I think if you hold a non-obvious position like this, it'd be great to explain your reasoning. I am def. curious as to what you think here!
Chrome has had this functionality for a very long time. Right click on a tab => duplicate.
Except for those really high shelves.
Does anyone know why this is exactly?
We had this issue on our sites for a short time; all in all, it was very effective at forcing a much higher business priority for the fix.
Presumption would be it's much harder to stop/start a freight train vs. a passenger train.
I use viscosity, which has the added benefit of allowing multiple VPN's (e.g. to multiple VPC's on AWS or w/e).