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Why? It's gorgeous.

Now can I get it with the fancy gpu? :(

In your experience, is CRA just for people starting out with a new project or can large apps implement and use it without ejecting and diverging?

I didn’t know what I was getting into with that click, but now I’ve added bagels to our grocery list so I can do this.

You know...I’ve never thought of shipping fast as being applicable to blogging. In some ways my blog posts fall victim to the “waterfall” development model and never end up shipping. Thank you for helping me think of that in this way.

Oh I did.

It's really frightening knowing that this was probably well known to other players for months.

High Sierra went gold on September 25. Beta 1 came out in June, I think.

Does Pakistan have a similar number of dialect shifts within the nation? It's at least a far fewer number of languages right?

Wellll, it sure is a good thing that users can just login as root now in order to fix this!

I feel that worrying about that is itself premature optimization. Most startups never get to a point where vendor lock-in is an issue.

We use our Echo in the following ways:

- “set a timer for X minutes”

- “play the latest planet money podcast”

- “play the album Moana”

- “pause the firetv”

- “what’s the weather tonight?”

- “what’s the news?”

It saves us a ton of time but also is a huge entertainer for our kids.

Is this really that a factor with 24/7 surveillance and legal repercussions for theft? I mean...you're making it sound like it is, and I believe you but it's just so hard to people employees are that stupid.

Can you elaborate on why?

Another idea: traffic.

Tenish years ago I wrote a pseudorandom number generator from webcam stills. Since I wrote the code in the middle of a midwestern winter, my first solution was a shot of the outside; falling snow. When the snow started to slow down, I moved to using a lava lamp. So to answer your question...falling snow works really well juxtaposed against clouds.

I’m curious about your DIY solution and what that involves.

This is good advice. I had to deal with crap like this just from running a high traffic message board. Not OP, but I want to do this as a side project just for myself though.

I’m interested in the technology behind the service; any details you can provide?

We used to have lots of failed transactions until we explained to users that the CVV on an Amex is the 4-digit number on the front.

Because a calendar reminder was already not helping himmer send out the greeting.

Source: doesn’t work for me.

The charging light also tells me whether or not my laptop is done charging by means of an orange or green light.

It may be for backing up infrequently accessed data (compliance logs, etc) for example.

Hypothetical: you create a logging service for users to send all their log data to you. You promise 365 days of archives, but 30 days of data accessible at any time. You create a lifecycle rule on your S3 bucket to automatically archive data to Glacier 30 days after creation. On the 31st day, your user decides they want to look at an old log. They click the big Download button. You display a message saying they'll get an email from you when that data is ready to download.

As of September 2016, you can buy a convertible reservation that allows you to move a reserved instance to a different AZ within a region. Your greater point still stands but I just wanted to correct one piece of it.

Source: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/ec2-reserved-instance-updat...

> Use something productive and ship it. This! Can't agree with it more.

Your clients don't care if your backend is written in PHP, Rails, or Go. Use whatever is your best tool in order to ship it quickly. It's "acceptable" to have a reasonable amount of fun, but don't waste time learning a whole new stack at the risk of validated learning.

Unless it's supposed to be a fun project to begin with.

Taken literally, I fall in this 69%, because my emergency funds are in my checking account. I'd guess that most people keep their money spread across different kinds of accounts, assets, and investments.

If we don't take this literally, then perhaps the concern is that most people have no savings anywhere, and live paycheck to paycheck.

Country, or county?

I'd love to know where. Not trying to be snarky.

Thanks for this. It really didn't occur to me (as an American) that starting a startup somewhere else could be more difficult, but thinking about it more and trying to think of each of the steps required to even launch an MVP, I realize that these things have been made easy for Americans because of those startups who came before us.

Thank you for this. That makes sense.