Gigablah

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by Gigablah 11y ago
I, too, can put nginx microcaching in front of anything.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
Well, Symfony's Security component is actually based on Java Spring. It says so in the readme :) The biggest hits to performance however seem to stem from components that you can happily do without -- annotation magic for example, and
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by Gigablah 11y ago
There are lots of tools that already do 2D diagrams with AWS icons.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
I'm looking into integrating my nginx containers with LetsEncrypt too. Maybe with a dedicated container for the LE client that accepts new domain requests and keeps certs up to date, and confd + etcd/consul/etc to deploy cert
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by Gigablah 11y ago
It's a little late to point that out considering most of the technical blog articles you see on HN are of this sort.
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Split.js – lightweight utility for creating adjustable split views or panes(nathancahill.github.io)
7 points by Gigablah 11y ago|0 comments
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by Gigablah 11y ago
You might want to check out what's causing your constipation.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
My favourite is Alpine Linux with s6-overlay: https://github.com/just-containers/s6-overlay
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by Gigablah 11y ago
I think it's more of people treating their containers like VMs and stuffing it with things like sshd, syslog, a webserver, etc.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
If npm speed or reliability is an issue you could also try a local registry cache: https://github.com/rlidwka/sinopia
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by Gigablah 11y ago
Going off-topic here, but the AWS logo used in the article seriously looks like a cheap knock-off version. Edit: apparently they sourced it from Wikimedia Commons, which has a rather... shoddy replica.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
GIFs are much better in this context because the selling point of the tool is the workflow. Perhaps having GIF playback controls implemented in the browser would improve it. Correct me if I'm wrong, but you cannot have colored text in
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by Gigablah 11y ago
That's less Dunning-Kruger and more appeal-to-authority fallacy.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
> It continues to amaze me how people go from being a novice to being an expert. One day they can't code at all. Next day they know everything there is to know about it -- and can go on at length about why process X is a terrible th
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by Gigablah 11y ago
And what was preventing him from just uploading it to his AWS instance? If you want to experiment with an entirely new stack of technologies intended for deploying distributed, multi-tier, scalable apps, that's cool, but don't fei
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by Gigablah 11y ago
A humblebrag competition? Really now?
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by Gigablah 11y ago
Seems like CF didn't respond for 24 days after the initial exchange, and they haven't responded to his final tweet either.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
No, this is where we acknowledge that both sides can be varying degrees of wrong and right, and that people can lose sight of their original arguments.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
Besides IRC, I recall using chat interfaces that were created as features on top of an app with an entirely different purpose, but ended up being widely used for social chat anyway. WestWood Chat - originally intended for organizing C&C
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by Gigablah 11y ago
Run Atom/ST3 with random plugins downloaded from around the web instead, that's much safer :)
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by Gigablah 11y ago
I find it frustrating to read the documentation demos you have created. Low contrast and poor choice of font. This is what it looks like on Chrome in Windows 7: http://i.imgur.com/ArFcnM2.jpg
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by Gigablah 11y ago
I don't think you can make porridge in 50 seconds. Unless you're talking about instant porridge. Please don't tell me you're recommending instant porridge.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
> Women has been "nice" throughout history. No one cared. Really now?
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by Gigablah 11y ago
1. I searched for "cars" on Baidu. I got search results with cars. 2. I searched for "cats" on Baidu. I got... the musical, a pop group... okay, maybe you're right.
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Troubleshooting High I/O Wait in Linux(bencane.com)
3 points by Gigablah 11y ago|0 comments
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by Gigablah 11y ago
> Dockerfile is a lock-in. You still have to move back to regular shell script later if you drop Docker. Not really a big problem there, since Dockerfiles are pretty much shell scripts :)
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by Gigablah 11y ago
Ansible Tower is a gui on top of Ansible. Docker Hub is a gui on top of the Docker registry. GitHub is a gui on top of git. And so on.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
Next, we complain about HN being an echo chamber.
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by Gigablah 11y ago
You're overreacting. There's no need to be hysterical over a silly blog post. I hope you don't behave this way in your daily life. There, I paraphrased your post and threw it back at you. How do you feel now?
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by Gigablah 11y ago
Some jarring mistakes in the copy: "programatically" "It's headquarters are at" "branded to our clients exact needs"

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