This is a great presentation. Where I work we don't use any process level parallelism at the ruby level, we hoist that up to the kubernetes level and use signals (CPU load, job queue sizes, etc) to increase/decrease…
Since you seem to have some insight into this, I interviewed a former Heroku eng a while back and he said that they deploy Heroku infra on Heroku, essentially dogfooding their own product. I also see a lot of claims…
Apollo has the ability to intercept clicks on reddit links and open them in the app. It works pretty well.
This is basic potted meat. You can even do it with fish: https://youtu.be/tXh_VT5ygOY
Have you ever kissed a girl?
Yup, feeding AMP to consumers is a lot different than, say, https://outline.com/ which is straight up copyright infringement.
Hahha TRULY. I loved reading the CDC growing up. That one of them is a serious presidential candidate now is truly making my day. I'm almost in tears laughing at the idea.
It's also possible that that software system isn't triggered the same way on AA and SWA 737s as it is on the other airlines...
You keep posting this Reddit comment in every single one of these threads. Maybe lay off for a bit?
I listened to this interview and it's interesting the way you put it: Steve Inskeep rephrases a statement that Goelz makes to make it seem like the FAA is short staffed and that airline compliance is on the honor…
I agree and I don't think you deserve the downvotes. The FAA is an institution with a deep sense of safety first and independence from (and even dominion over) private industry. They are also a body of experts, with…
thanks for the mansplain. you got new york figured out, bro.
Concur, lived in Texas and NYC both, Austin is hotter for sure, but air conditioning is on blast everywhere and the driving helps. Just walking a couple of blocks on a 90 degree day in NYC is enough to get you soaked.…
Oh lord, quoting Debord? Go take it to /r/latestagecapitalism
Yeah it's spacemacs. Any soup to nuts emacs distribution like this is going to be slow. I experience it all the time in doom. You don't have anything misconfigured. Features like helm, ivy, projectile, etc cost. Linters…
Are you using a prelude like Prelude, Doom or Spacemacs?
In the same vein it would be nice to have the same for "how to build an emacs UI like sx.el for your favorite discussion site".
I'm not saying that, I'm saying a Mustang GT can easily handle 130. Watch the driving portion of the GT review by Doug DeMuro, he's blown away by the driving experience: https://youtu.be/l5zT005oGbA?t=1123
Personally I love a little Ruby after dark...
A modern Mustang GT is absolutely built to go that speed.
How does one contend with inflation when money is free? Is the idea that goods are produced so cheaply that the basic living costs are stable?
Unfortunately a good number of people in that vocal minority are in the media.
I will often scope google searches for product reviews or food/recipe/diet/fitness knowledge to reddit. This is not the sole research I do but it does tend to be pretty high quality data. I would not be surprised if…
> Suicide isn't new or specific to humans Self-destruction is found in non-humans, but mostly as a reaction to acute circumstances. I'm assume you are widening the scope of what is suicide to include these examples, but…
Theoretically I am sympathetic, but in reality I have 3 different podcast apps: 1. Overcast, great usability, terrible discoverability 2. Apple Podcast, bad usability, excellent discoverability 3. Spotify, ok usability,…
This is a great presentation. Where I work we don't use any process level parallelism at the ruby level, we hoist that up to the kubernetes level and use signals (CPU load, job queue sizes, etc) to increase/decrease…
Since you seem to have some insight into this, I interviewed a former Heroku eng a while back and he said that they deploy Heroku infra on Heroku, essentially dogfooding their own product. I also see a lot of claims…
Apollo has the ability to intercept clicks on reddit links and open them in the app. It works pretty well.
This is basic potted meat. You can even do it with fish: https://youtu.be/tXh_VT5ygOY
Have you ever kissed a girl?
Yup, feeding AMP to consumers is a lot different than, say, https://outline.com/ which is straight up copyright infringement.
Hahha TRULY. I loved reading the CDC growing up. That one of them is a serious presidential candidate now is truly making my day. I'm almost in tears laughing at the idea.
It's also possible that that software system isn't triggered the same way on AA and SWA 737s as it is on the other airlines...
You keep posting this Reddit comment in every single one of these threads. Maybe lay off for a bit?
I listened to this interview and it's interesting the way you put it: Steve Inskeep rephrases a statement that Goelz makes to make it seem like the FAA is short staffed and that airline compliance is on the honor…
I agree and I don't think you deserve the downvotes. The FAA is an institution with a deep sense of safety first and independence from (and even dominion over) private industry. They are also a body of experts, with…
thanks for the mansplain. you got new york figured out, bro.
Concur, lived in Texas and NYC both, Austin is hotter for sure, but air conditioning is on blast everywhere and the driving helps. Just walking a couple of blocks on a 90 degree day in NYC is enough to get you soaked.…
Oh lord, quoting Debord? Go take it to /r/latestagecapitalism
Yeah it's spacemacs. Any soup to nuts emacs distribution like this is going to be slow. I experience it all the time in doom. You don't have anything misconfigured. Features like helm, ivy, projectile, etc cost. Linters…
Are you using a prelude like Prelude, Doom or Spacemacs?
In the same vein it would be nice to have the same for "how to build an emacs UI like sx.el for your favorite discussion site".
I'm not saying that, I'm saying a Mustang GT can easily handle 130. Watch the driving portion of the GT review by Doug DeMuro, he's blown away by the driving experience: https://youtu.be/l5zT005oGbA?t=1123
Personally I love a little Ruby after dark...
A modern Mustang GT is absolutely built to go that speed.
How does one contend with inflation when money is free? Is the idea that goods are produced so cheaply that the basic living costs are stable?
Unfortunately a good number of people in that vocal minority are in the media.
I will often scope google searches for product reviews or food/recipe/diet/fitness knowledge to reddit. This is not the sole research I do but it does tend to be pretty high quality data. I would not be surprised if…
> Suicide isn't new or specific to humans Self-destruction is found in non-humans, but mostly as a reaction to acute circumstances. I'm assume you are widening the scope of what is suicide to include these examples, but…
Theoretically I am sympathetic, but in reality I have 3 different podcast apps: 1. Overcast, great usability, terrible discoverability 2. Apple Podcast, bad usability, excellent discoverability 3. Spotify, ok usability,…