vinayan3

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by vinayan3 1y ago
I'm very sad about this. The one feature that I really like is that you could read articles offline. Any good alternatives? (saves this HN post to Pocket to come back to it later to see replies)
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Atlassian Announces Shutting Down Opsgenie on April 5th, 2027(atlassian.com)
3 points by vinayan3 2y ago|0 comments
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by vinayan3 2y ago
Yes I tried this for awhile but I hit some very odd issue with the bazel plugin and the codebase I work on. It went away when I switched to Goland. I haven't tried again to see if newer versions have fixed the issue.
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by vinayan3 2y ago
I've been hoping that Fleet would emerge as a true multi language IDE. I code in GoLang and Python regularly. I currently have the Python plugin in Goland which is not the professional plugin. If I want them I have to use a different
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by vinayan3 2y ago
Experiencing this as well. I was a bit concerned something was wrong with my key but alas it is not my key but an outage. Developer "snow day".
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by vinayan3 3y ago
There was a discussion on this yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39333081
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by vinayan3 3y ago
I've these summary articles for sports and stocks.The article quality is so low that it's mostly useless information. Who even reads these articles? Does anyone get benefits?
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by vinayan3 3y ago
I hope that the grocery store who is splitting the wheel removes the rind area with the label. I don't like the idea of ingesting a eating a chip even if it's very very small.
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TuSimple Says It May Sell Off US Business(forbes.com)
3 points by vinayan3 3y ago|0 comments
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by vinayan3 3y ago
How are the reddit mods communicating and coordinating? Is it on Discord?
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by vinayan3 3y ago
On bike I only ride routes that I have either been before, walked, or driven through. I have some sense of safety. Otherwise, I stay calm on roads and never try to overreact to the overly aggressive people driving around me. I also never ta
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by vinayan3 3y ago
> While stopped at an intersection on the way to his office, a woman plowed into me and 2 other cars because she wasn't paying attention, and was likely on her phone. That wreck generated $45K of medical bills for me and a 21-month
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by vinayan3 4y ago
Thanks for responding and providing details. One follow up is there are instances where Datadog report outages but Metrist says it's green. Is that because the functional tests are still working but some other part of Datadog was repor
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by vinayan3 4y ago
Surprised to see how many differences in disagreements between Datadog and Metrist if Datadog is down or not. Anyone from Metrist able to explain this?
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by vinayan3 4y ago
> 99.9% of those visitors never travel more than 50 feet from the main road. This means that most of those visitors experience less than 1/10th of 1% of the actual park. I'd say that's a win. We should be preserving as muc
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by vinayan3 4y ago
> It's not that the US won't have social credit scores... they just will be privatized and opaque. We already have a social credit score and it's privatized now. It's background checks. From the story: > While she
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by vinayan3 4y ago
GitHub has had so many outages in the last year. I can't imagine this is going to get better if they are going to lay off 10% of people. So many companies developer productivity relies on GitHub being up. I hope the remaining the folks
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How Aurora Uses Kubeflow to Accelerate Autonomous Vehicle ML Model Development(blog.aurora.tech)
2 points by vinayan3 4y ago|0 comments
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by vinayan3 4y ago
I've also hit this too when I visit the main page for Kubeflow. There is a Lastpass community issue but it doesn't look like there is much movement on it: https://community.logmein.com/t5/LastPass-Support-Dis
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by vinayan3 4y ago
The price point is pretty step at $169.
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by vinayan3 5y ago
We've all come to accept random outages for so many of services we use. I wish we didn't have to because for some of these services I really don't have a backup. Given how infrequent they happen it's not worth my time to
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by vinayan3 5y ago
Many people would not want to or can lift boxes all day, like people with back problems. The robot supervisor job could be appealing to more people. So it's not replacing but creating a different job which more people could work.
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by vinayan3 5y ago
Similarly I've called tests with a PG DB in a docker container an integration test cause they take longer to run. What's really nice if you run the migrations once to setup the tests then subsequent tests can be fast. Each test ru
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by vinayan3 5y ago
The way suggestions come out lead to a lot of verbosity for C++ compilers when reading in a console. Template errors have gotten better but can get very verbose. I rarely read the whole thing. You learn how to skim and find where I can clic
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by vinayan3 5y ago
Thank you for letting us know and being clear about it. Really like NewsBlur. Hope it comes back soon!
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by vinayan3 5y ago
To add on. If you are joining against a table where you are joining on a UUID the join becomes quite slow with very large tables, like >10 million rows. PG will say it's doing a hash look up and you'd think it'd be fast bu
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by vinayan3 6y ago
I agree. I got license for the JetBrains All product pack. It's been a huge boost in my productivity for Python and C++ because the refactoring tools make mundane things so much faster. Also, templating is incredibly powerful. I avoid
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by vinayan3 6y ago
I don't know what it is either but some people have refactor itch and others don't. Making code changes means one takes on the risk of breaking things. I think the people who don't break stuff are the ones who continue to ref
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by vinayan3 6y ago
> Normal people can't resell liquor, nor resell takeout food from a licensed restaurant That's actually good and a bit surprising. I find it quite disingenuous that DoorDash lists restaurants that haven't agreed to do take
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Nuro approved to test driverless delivery robots in California(theverge.com)
2 points by vinayan3 6y ago|0 comments

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