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4y ago
I have spent many happy hours listening to Aaron talk about his experiences serving on submarines on YouTube and Twitch. He used to go by JiveTurkey then rebranded to SubBrief. Watching him play Cold Waters is a delight.
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5y ago
There is also Marginalia https://search.marginalia.nu/ which I don't see on your list.
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6y ago
This is so deliciously recursive. A post to HN about a tool that lets you query HN with SQL. Nice!
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6y ago
This is a tool that I found recently. In the 0.2.0 release, there's support for multi-region queries which I've been really excited about. Now I can do a single query without having to doing merges in post-processing. SQL joins
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Steampipe v0.2.0 New AWS Multi-Region Queries and Query Caching
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I too don't need any of the features that cryptocurrency brings. However, cryptocurrencies are making substantial headway on solving the hardest class of problems that humans face: coordination problems. Common examples include the Tr
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7y ago
All I can see is uneducated investors taking highly leveraged positions and feeling the inevitable pain when they didn't cover the possible downside. A lesson to us all, absolutely. Know damn well what you're doing (and prepare a
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9y ago
Your assertion about generalist ~= founder is pretty spot on. I've spent decades working lots of different job titles that interest me (or as the needs of the organization dictated). Putting all that down on my resume hasn't hel
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9y ago
Mike Monteiro has an excellent talk[1] on contract negotiation and where to get lawyers involved. The pertinent point for me was the following: Contract negotiation makes them fair. If you just sign whatever people put in front of you, you
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9y ago
SQL injection attacks are an excellent example where code and data are mixed. One solution is to do a lot of clever escaping of 'attackable' characters that instruct the DBMS to stop treating a character string as data and start
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9y ago
I'd try https://mbasic.facebook.com It's mobile centric, browser based and gives you access to Messenger. Also, doesnt require the "hack" of requesting the desktop site (which may or may not work.) The trade
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9y ago
What about the opposite? What if every team department had a pool of tokens representing their services that they had to give away in a certain time period. I suppose tokens are the same thing as money but I like the shift from "Gimme,
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9y ago
I really appreciate your insight that different political structures work better for different scales and different situations. I suppose that's intuitively obvious but I hadn't ever considered it.