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by rubyrescue 14y ago
There's also a YC tablet spreadsheet startup out there - GRID.
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Writing a Map/Reduce is paying a debt you don't yet owe(inaka.net)
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
That's EXACTLY what i was looking for, thanks!
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
But don't you think that if it were common for people with serious illnesses to come to the US, we'd see much more made of it than we do from those with a large vested interest in noting the influx?
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
As I said to your sibling comment, it's helpful to hear of your experience.
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
sorry to hear about that. Your comment is very helpful as most, in fact, all Canadians I know are from big cities, and so I now have a richer set of anecdotes... ;)
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
Well, I can't find any canadians who don't want their system. I can't find any (non-partisan) news sources complaining of a even a small number of people who would opt out of the Canadian system. Tommy Douglas, the founder of the system, is
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
It's just not true that large numbers of Canadians go to the US for healthcare. You need to supply evidence of this. The numbers are vanishingly small.
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
Can someone who has been explain the value of attending?
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
whey protein is really just the leftovers from cheese production ... it's not that unusual of a substance.
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
this is where i got my data - http://examine.com/faq/how-much-protein-do-i-need-every-day.... - and you're right. I aim for 200g/day which for me is 2g/kg and probably a bit more than i need. I've noticed if i work out and eat much less t
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
as an american living in argentina, i say, pass the morcilla : )
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
the recommendation if you're lifting to gain strength from a number of sources is 1g to 1.5g of protein per lb of body weight. for me that's 190 to 260g/day. it's A LOT...
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
basically, protein/fat/carbs. see this - http://www.kentmccannfitness.com/2013/02/12/what-are-macronu...
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
One of the things I've enjoyed the most in the past 4 months has been diving into reddit.com/r/fitness. If you spend a few hours reading the FAQ on that site, plus examine.com's nutrition articles, and reddit.com/r/leangains FAQs, you will
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
interesting. that would reduce it to probably 3 though... still a shocking stat but more likely.
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
I highly doubt the 1k/50k stat - I have personally written 6 apps with more than that - so i've written slightly more than 1/2 of 1% of all apps in the app store with more than 50k users? unlikely...
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
Not to mention I'd bet that they do have someone spending all their time dealing with Heroku ops... and my sense is it's not just because of this bug. Inaka has a combined total of close to a billion pageviews/month across all our EC2-hoste
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
since you're posting here, you have a grocer's apostrophe on the home page... it's "URLs", not "URL's". second, can we auto-migrate somehow from a posterous backup - my wife runs a blog on posterous and is really worried that she needs to m
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
very interesting. one of the reasons we picked mysql for a very high-volume app over postgres is that we have RDS and didn't want to do backups/snapshots/etc. Could we now use RedShift as a postgres-API RDS?
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
this is a bit hyperbolic. "Heroku Swindle Factor" just seems rude.
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
not if you use elastic load balancer... it's incredibly easy
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
I hate to clog up HN with this kind of request, but it's the best place I can think of and I'd like to think I've contributed enough over the past few years to call in a group favor. :)
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Ask HN for Help: Please help me find an iPad Safari scrolling expert
1 points by rubyrescue 14y ago|1 comments
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
except that theirs probably (hopefully) is not (easily) jammable and the signal is not (hopefully/easily) interceptable...
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
Congrats Jeremy and team!
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
Would love to give some feedback. I like Riak and I believe in it - over the long haul I'm 100% sure it will be an amazing product. Let's grab beers at Erlang Factory! Chad
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
Just watch the talk by Voxer on Riak (on Basho's site). It's basically an hour long explanation of why the things that come out of the box with Riak don't work for them. We ran into those problems as well. Also, I'm giving a talk on it in 9
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
Riak is NOT operations-oriented. It's nearly impossible to manage operationally without dedicated staff at scale and the tools to introspect and analyze and deal with failures aren't robust enough yet. I know they're just trying to contrast
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by rubyrescue 14y ago
thanks for your honesty. do you mind talking about what medication you take?

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