funwithjustin

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by funwithjustin 4y ago
This is one of the most interesting comments I've encountered on HN. Thanks!
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by funwithjustin 7y ago
I can't tell if you're joking or not.
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by funwithjustin 7y ago
Literally their first sentence is bolded and calls out the subscription fee.
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by funwithjustin 7y ago
I wonder if adults can improve their handwriting.
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by funwithjustin 7y ago
I both agree and disagree. It's a terrible way to read anything long-form, but in the case of a suspenseful story like this it's pretty great.
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by funwithjustin 8y ago
Not just to feel bad, but also to experience discomfort. A lot of addiction is just trying to find relief for temporary discomfort.
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by funwithjustin 8y ago
This is... literally the opposite of reality. Did you forget a /s?
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
I create DigitalOcean droplets on-demand via their API and roughly 10% of the requests just fail with a generic error message, and then get into an error state with "failure to create droplet." It's... pretty frustrating, so
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
That's what Zipcar (or its competitors) is for. In most cases us city-dwellers still save money on short-term rentals over the cost of car ownership.
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
Long-shot, but if there's any chance you're in the Bay Area, do you think I could buy you coffee or lunch to check it out some time? I really want to see a Curta in-person.
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
As of 11:30 PST in Oakland on Xfinity, things appear to be coming back to normal. Anybody else?
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
Thanks for the info. How on earth could Comcast have a single point of failure for their entire network nation-wide? Would this suggest that there's possibly something like a MITM attack going on that's hijacking their traffic som
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
Serious question - what could cause this? I don't know much about network configuration or DNS. Could it be a coordinated attack on Comcast's infrastructure somewhere? Seems a little crazy that they'd be experiencing problem
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
Guess we should just grab a pint and wait for this whole thing to blow over.
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
Oakland checking in. Can't reach about half of the internet, dropping a lot of packets.
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
Same on Xfinity in Oakland. What could cause this?!
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
I did some research on this a few months ago and landed on this book, which is highly recommended by physicians with interest in the relationship between gut health and autoimmune diseases. https://www.goodreads.com/book&#x2
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
"Accidentally"
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
They're also heavily supported by Russia.
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
Who did your icon illustrations? They're great!
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
San Francisco, checking in. I think tiny starter houses here are around $1.2 - $1.4 million now right?
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
They added kaleidoscopes to the watch. ಠ_ಠ
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
Are you joking?
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
How is Soylent different from meal replacement or protein powders that have existed for years?
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
One similar thing that's always bothered me conventionally. Why is it `System.arraycopy()` and not `System.arrayCopy()`?
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
This is pretty cool, but the advent of Android Things might've rendered it obsolete. My understanding is you can run a custom Android Things image on a Raspberry Pi 3, and get access to the full Android OS, along with developer nicetie
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by funwithjustin 9y ago
Why don't you properly configure DKIM and SPF? Then you won't have this problem.
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by funwithjustin 10y ago
basic computer literacy != learning to code
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by funwithjustin 10y ago
"Acquires."
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by funwithjustin 10y ago
That's hilarious. Most American car companies can barely build cars, let alone self-driving cars.

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