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Show HN: PNGR Stack – Postgres/Nginx/Golang/React in Docker-compose, hot-reload(github.com)
2 points by karlkeefer 4y ago|0 comments
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by karlkeefer 4y ago
Farm animals are also exempted from most animal cruelty laws via the magic words "standard agricultural practice".
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by karlkeefer 4y ago
It likely will be with language models becoming ubiquitous.
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by karlkeefer 4y ago
I can't speak to the actual problems from chicken bones, but scale may be part of the explanation. We are producing something like 50 billion chickens for slaughter every year. I don't think that estimate includes laying hens or c
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by karlkeefer 4y ago
It seems like suggesting there is _no such threshold_ is even more in need of citation. Boundlessness means that X could be all domesticated animals, and Y=1 human. Surely that seems like not the right call, given that it would ultimately
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by karlkeefer 4y ago
Yeah.. the hype I think makes it harder to appreciate the main use case, which essentially was already covered by the first cryptocoin, and is still where it sees the most real-world use: resistance to state control. Folks use it to evade c
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by karlkeefer 4y ago
Videos are short, can be watched many times by 1 viewer, and may be viewed by all the folks that don't speak English as a first language, but speak it a second or third language, or have subtitles available (which are now automated). 1
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by karlkeefer 4y ago
Prediction markets have a built-in incentive for accuracy that's absent from broadcast news. It's useful to have an aggregate answer to things like "how likely is Russia to invade Ukraine" that is to some degree shielded
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by karlkeefer 4y ago
That's a pretty high bar Benz made the first car in 1886, which in your analogy means today is 1900. I will be curious to see how crypto holds up in recession or under monetary crisis. One of the reasons it was created hasn't re
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by karlkeefer 5y ago
Glad it suits you! Let me know if you run into issues :)
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by karlkeefer 5y ago
Thanks :)
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Show HN: Gratitude Journal prompts to your inbox, on your schedule(emailnotebook.com)
5 points by karlkeefer 5y ago|4 comments
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by karlkeefer 5y ago
I built a free service that sends you email prompts to think about gratitude. If you reply to the emails, it collects your responses into a gratitude journal. https://emailnotebook.com Its primary purpose is to get me to build
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by karlkeefer 5y ago
Area-wise, most US cities are much bigger than European ones, but that's actually part of the problem. Huge amounts of our housing stock is kind of far from everything else, making biking much less appealing.
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by karlkeefer 5y ago
I think you might be creating the value judgement on middle-class? I don't read the label as condescending.
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by karlkeefer 5y ago
> The current system is far from perfect, but it does favor upstarts and entrepreneurs' ability to build business rather than incumbents. I think exactly the opposite is true. Patents are one of the primary ways that incumbents are
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by karlkeefer 5y ago
Calling dibs is still problematic, even with proper documentation... independent inventors often come up with same thing at a later date, because it's obvious, but they are still prevented from using their own invention because someone
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by karlkeefer 5y ago
Those contracts are sometimes negotiated in private mediated sessions. It's not all open air by default.
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by karlkeefer 5y ago
https://tvtropes.org/ has a ton of this kind of thing - not sure if that scratches your itch!
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Show HN: PNGR (v2) – Docker-Compose for a Postgres-Nginx-Golang-React Stack(github.com)
4 points by karlkeefer 5y ago|0 comments
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by karlkeefer 5y ago
I think they mean American Indians aka native Americans.
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by karlkeefer 6y ago
You can be satisfied or disappointed with a result in the supreme court without making the court your moral authority. It can be both legal and wrong. No need for a "double standard".
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by karlkeefer 7y ago
Agile Learning Centers and Liberated Learners are inspiring networks of small schools in this vein (and both less dogmatic than Sudbury - in a good way, IMO).
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by karlkeefer 7y ago
I looped back and setup a docker-compose.prod file that utilizes host networking (and addresses some of the other issues raised in these comments). Thanks for the heads up :)
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by karlkeefer 7y ago
I have some sketch notes in the readme outlining production strategy that doesn't depend on using containerized nginx (or postgres), but I should make that more clear.
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by karlkeefer 7y ago
Glad it's helpful for you!
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by karlkeefer 7y ago
Appreciate that! Will try to implement some of the improvements that popped out in this thread, as well.
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by karlkeefer 7y ago
If you find anything silly please open an issue or pull request! This thing does not have all the kinks worked out.
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by karlkeefer 7y ago
Hear, hear! I'm 90% of the way there, now.
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by karlkeefer 7y ago
The whole repo is largely just a shortcut for folks that haven't set something like this up before. Nothing special - just aiming for useful .

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