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How is the security? Can someone just bust the window to grab my computer / equipment?

28 year old male, USA. Same exact thing with sore throat. Funny enough, I noticed the weird breathing coming on while running a couple days before symptoms showed as well.

Not if you're only running tests on people ending up in ICU and not mild cases.

Keep in mind there are going to be a lot of instances where people are infected but are not confirmed. I know a couple of people who were / are sick, had C19 symptoms but were not tested because they weren’t considered high risk enough.

Sorry for any confusion but I didn’t mean it WAS based off cloud run, but was fundamentally the same type of product with a better dev experience built around it.

Cloud run is what zeit now was before it moved to v2. https://zeit.co/

It's still a great idea, and the fact that you have more experience and a real passion for it means that you'll most likely out compete your peers.

The best piece of advice I can give is that at the end of the day, do what you feel is best for you personally and don't pay attention to what your peers are doing. The programming landscape is LARGE.

Just because you build a project with the second approach, it doesn’t mean you haven’t thought about alternative solutions or design like defined in the first.

A lot of times it’s useful building products by rapidly iterating because you see flaws, holes in your thinking, and get feedback immediately from people who are going to use it.

Immediate (or shorter term) feedback can be very helpful.

But to answer your question, YC talks a lot about Twitch being an example of the second approach.

Ehhhh it’s hard to say if there’s really even a story here. Seems like some sensationalism going on.

Sure but when people say "processed foods" they usually mean foods that are "HIGHLY" processed such that everything that is good about them is removed. i.e. the complex carbs and fiber that are found in whole wheat vs your run of the mill all purpose white flour.

I believe he meant coriander (although coriander is usually the seeds of the plant)

I think you’re partly right. However comparing nicotine to caffeine is like comparing apples to oranges. They are similar, but nicotine affects the brain in a much more different (and arguably more addictive) way than caffeine does.

I'm not sure why I see this popping up throughout the comments. Nicotine BY ITSELF is extremely addictive.

Looks like this is all setup to get you to ultimately take some exam called the CKA

Not a tutorial but here's a project that goes over the architecture of building one using best practices. You may not need everything in it (so take from it what you will), but it should be helpful:

https://github.com/ardanlabs/service

Where are you located? We’re doing a 3 day in Miami next month.

Not Bill, but I work for Ardan. I’m happy you enjoyed the class! Bill works tirelessly on this stuff and I’m sure he’ll be happy to see you got something out of it.

As an aside, there’s nothing like attending a training in person and I highly recommend it. NOT because I work for Ardan, but because the quality is top notch. And Bill is really entertaining to watch teach X-D

Flutter is not that bad. It is a step in the right direction but there are some paradigms that makes simple things hard. Animations are harder than necessary and building non default layouts requires a bit of thinking to get right.

My biggest issue is that there is still this "uncanny valley" feeling when using a flutter app. It feels much better than a react native or Cordova app, but something still feels off.

Right now it seems great for prototyping. For iOS however, I've been playing around a bit with SwiftUI which currently (even in its beta state) provides an astronomically better dev experience and user experience.

Forming a habit

https://www.dannav.com/rituals/

Hey guys I’m working on a podcast app to help people discover new great shows. Here is some background on why I started the project:

https://www.dannav.com/why-im-making-another-podcast-app/

I would love to hear your thoughts!

It's one of my favorite as well! And that's an awesome little saying from your grandad too!

A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyse a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects.

— Robert Heinlein, Time Enough for Love

As someone who has done a lot of work with .NET in a past life, I think the main reason that more startups aren't using it are for culture reasons. .NET's move into open source is fairly recent and I'd expect more startups to use it (if it fits) in the future.

Most startups are trying to build products with a low budget overhead and previously that was a lot harder to do in the .NET ecosystem.

As someone who is working on Caddy, I can assure you that Caddy is still very much open source! mholt and I have been working on version 2 which has a lot of improvements over the first version of Caddy. It's not in a releasable state yet.

We are currently at a stage where we are getting feedback from the community on our current progress. If you want to be a part of that, feel free to reach out to one of us.

I didn’t understand what your project was doing from the README, but it looks like you’re handling keeping a local directory in sync with a deployment on k8s.

Congrats on publishing some code! You might get some inspiration from some more mature products in this space such as tilt and skaffold.

I hear this comment made often. For some people like me, Go is simple, and that makes it a great programming language. I definitely wouldn't call it terrible!

Otherwise, a language is more than its feature set. A big part of what makes a language enjoyable is its culture as well. I think C# is a great language, but I prefer Go's culture much more.

I disagree, I think k8s is entering the slope of enlightenment. The ecosystem is still early, but there are some amazing tools being built that can make you very productive.

I thought it would be useful to add that you can also generate k8s manifests from a helm chart using the `helm template` command.

I'm in the same boat where I avoid helm if at all possible.

The website is a work of art, really digging the details!

If you want to take a year off for a break more to you. But I wouldn't quit to work on an idea that you don't have yet. You'll be wasting a precious opportunity that can be taken advantage of when you do have something you're passionate about to work on.