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Yeah mostly on HN while:

* Tests are running.

* long-running scripts are running.

* Code is compiling.

* Database is importing.

* Files are copying.

* etc

Thank goodness for this site and a few others.

/r/tenguy

/me looks at clock, laughs, gets back to work.

Do we really want emotional machines?

I'd much rather have logical machines which can be understood.

StatusCake is nice. Also Zabbix.

Super great name!

General Zod.

I expect the performance here to be blazingly fast...is that an accurate assumption?

Mono got me out of a jam about 7-8 years ago.

Had a Gentoo server that needed a Perl application to fetch data from a MS SQL Server.

FreeTDS just would not compile, but Mono installed just fine.

I wrote Inline::MonoCS [0] and everything Just Worked.

[0] http://search.cpan.org/~johnd/Inline-MonoCS-1.000/lib/Inline...

Before GitHub you had Google Code.

Before that was SourceForge.

Don't: write what the person should do every day/week/quarter.

Do: think what they must not do (b/c there would be problems if they did) and write what they should do instead.

I'm curious how this ruling will affect the consumer drone market in the US.

The new ones seem...poofier...larger...maybe less dense?

Less mass per cubic meter?

Yes! Many people cannot use the VR Headsets unless they wear contacts, and even then it feels quite unnatural.

By using this the activerecord5-redshift-adapter gem [0], it may be possible.

[0] https://github.com/ConsultingMD/activerecord5-redshift-adapt...

And it's OK.

Only Soviets think the government should be all things to all people.

The pregnancy test tho.

Good stuff.

They should be banned from any and all encryption.

Who do they think they are?

What's good for the goose is good for the gander, as they say.

Google JavaScript cache busting.

Some tools, like Ruby on Rails will compute a unique signature as part of the file name for each file when you prepare for deployment to production. This helps ensure that every time you deploy new code, only the new version of everything will be linked to.

If you use WebPack it may help you out quite a bit. Take a look here https://medium.com/powerspace-engineering/how-to-cache-busti...

Do you want insecure systems, massive fallout from leaked pwning tools and thieves taking the world prisoner? Because the NSA's strategy so far is how you get insecure systems, massive fallout from leaked pwning tools and thieves taking the world prisoner.

I wonder how the dialectic will play out in a worst-case scenario if we get to that point.

I was looking for a list of those 26 indicators and found this article:

https://lunghu.wordpress.com/tag/yuri-trotov/

That's like $2000/month for 7 years.

In cases like this, I would expect that $300K to drop later, or to be renegotiated at some point.

The design looks great - I look forward to other improvements to follow suit (performance, plugin architecture, security, etc).

This sounds like something straight out of a James Bond movie.

/me forks the damned repo, renames it, wins the Internet.

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Define "promise" in this context though.

VCs invest in opportunity, not promises.

I came here to say "I hope with 1.0 we get a respectable name".

Sure they did.

There's a decent hostel in SF.