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by Gigablah 10y ago
Would you have made this comment if it were anyone else than Stallman?
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by Gigablah 10y ago
And how does this tie back to the original conversation?
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by Gigablah 10y ago
It's just a reference to their stock ticker symbol.
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by Gigablah 10y ago
The connector is already out, Ansible 2.0 was released back in January.
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by Gigablah 10y ago
It's already possible to use config management tools to manipulate container images. E.g. Ansible 2.0 has a Docker connector. I talked about it a bit here: http://go-talks.appspot.com/github.com/gigablah/talks
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by Gigablah 10y ago
Is it actually possible to downvote postings on HN? (Why am I being downvoted for asking an honest question?)
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by Gigablah 10y ago
Probably because if you're using Zend Framework, you might as well go all the way and just use Java Spring.
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by Gigablah 10y ago
This looks like it belongs in a "fractal of bad design" article.
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by Gigablah 10y ago
From the article: "The study found that the death rate was increasing particularly quickly for white women."
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by Gigablah 10y ago
There's also the hosted CouchDB offering by Cloudant (acquired by IBM). Also, just because documentation mentions something that happens beneath the hood, or companies give you finer control over your service configuration, that doesn&
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by Gigablah 10y ago
You jest, but discrimination in the NBA is a real issue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvaM0pMj-8o
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by Gigablah 10y ago
You can already do this using BITSET -- I tracked 100 million objects with incremental integer keys during a migration process and it worked great. From what I read, BITFIELD behaves differently -- it treats your data as a series of "p
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by Gigablah 10y ago
"Rapey"? Are you serious? I'm just really having trouble wrapping my head around this. How does that picture convey anything close to "rapey"?
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by Gigablah 10y ago
It's 15 times cheaper ($23 vs $353 monthly for 4GB RAM). Assuming the pricing on that page doesn't change too much.
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by Gigablah 10y ago
I dunno, you get to call your compiler all sorts of names without violating HR policy.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
That was probably from before they enforced a limit.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
Whenever Singapore is mentioned, most commentators can only come up with the same three responses: 1. Chewing gum 2. Caning 3. William Gibson Frankly, if I wanted Disneyland with the death sentence, I'd go to California.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
Platitudes are also information. Information we can do without.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
Now give it a picture of a bike shed.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
I guess the term you're looking for is "concern trolling".
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by Gigablah 11y ago
"Those days" never really existed. Software has always been buggy.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
I checked out the Surface Book briefly, and boy was it a massive disappointment. The screen is much more heavier than the keyboard so it's unbalanced, detaching and reattaching the screen is extremely awkward, and there were touch issu
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by Gigablah 11y ago
Oh Wechat is much more than a "generic chat app" -- it has payments and a third party app platform. Facebook messenger is trying to move in this direction too. http://a16z.com/2015/08/06/wechat-china
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by Gigablah 11y ago
> Good programmers understand the risks of making your system depend on something you don't have control really well For example, the quality of your own code.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
Technically they didn't have the same password, unless you're saying that your passwords aren't salted ;)
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by Gigablah 11y ago
Yes, "View Source".
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by Gigablah 11y ago
He's talking about a single call containing multiple messages in their own serialization format.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
That's just anatine-centrism.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
Or maybe we can refrain from calling each other perjorative names? Wouldn't that be grand?
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by Gigablah 11y ago
You can use different logging drivers: https://docs.docker.com/engine/admin/logging/overview/

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