Gigablah

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by Gigablah 12y ago
I switched from Jenkins to CircleCI (they offer a free plan now). Took me only 20 minutes to get everything running, and with Docker integration to boot. Really pleased with it.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Looks like someone disabled garbage collection on that comment thread as well :)
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by Gigablah 12y ago
"It didn’t take long for me to realize that I was living a fantasy, thinking that a student of the humanities would be tolerated, and paid decently, in the corporate world of the modern university" "I’ve worked for places to
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by Gigablah 12y ago
I recently switched from PHP to node, but for what it's worth, PHP now has Packagist.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Setting up a private Docker registry though, especially with the (recommended) setup of an nginx proxy for basic auth and SSL... that's a complete nightmare. And I still can't get it to work =/
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Ah yes, all the keyboards in Singapore are Dvorak :p
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Exactly. This is little more than cargo culting.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
"I was a foodie before it was cool."
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by Gigablah 12y ago
The fact that people throw away the obi makes my blood boil.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Not quite. A simple example: "冇" (meaning "don't have") is not present in Mandarin. You can find a list here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Written_Cantonese
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by Gigablah 12y ago
I've been using iwantmyname.com for the past two years -- just take a look at the front page, that's the clear, uncluttered design you'll get for your control panel. And yes, they let you keep your paid term for transfers.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
You could treat a $5 DO instance as a big "container" in itself :)
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Maybe not Docker itself, but this looks like a use case for CoreOS. In this case the "install button" would simply submit fleet unit file(s).
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by Gigablah 12y ago
I'd like a world where announcements like this are considered utterly mundane.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Well, apparently some people wear their regular watch that way as well.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
The Lumia is excellent hardware with a nice OS. Unfortunately I switched away because the ecosystem wasn't good enough at the time.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Unfortunately the OWASP website is a mess... took me a while to even find the relevant articles on web app security from the landing page.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
All these templates are starting to look alike after a while ;) Heck, I found most of these on the first page of themeforest search results: http://heyflat.com/themes/heymetro/#/app/dashboard http:&#x2F
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by Gigablah 12y ago
I ported one of Shopify's open source projects (their dashboard tool) to Golang a while back, and in the process I also managed to wrangle the Batman.js frontend portion into a Grunt pipeline. It was a challenge, to say the least :p h
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Symfony is awesome but I feel they try to stuff too much into the default framework configuration. I don't want all those silly annotations, for example.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
I've been a MacBook user for 5 years, but Windows File Explorer is still light-years ahead of the atrocity that is Finder.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
That's a surprise, because I'm able to enjoy my video games without feeling any connection to the "scene" whatsoever.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
"throwaway". Hmm.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
The point was already in the article title and opening line.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
> I bought into the notion that the backend should just be a client-agnostic API There can be more than one backend -- your API is a microservice and you can have another backend that proxies this service and renders templates server-sid
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Yep, and now Youtube has this wonderful technology called Content ID. Thanks a lot.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Ansible was pretty slow for me too. Then I discovered pipelining=True :)
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by Gigablah 12y ago
It's an intentional pun.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
> I am sure we will soon see hundreds of well-dressed, athletic people running around with their smartphone in camera position You mean they don't do that already?
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by Gigablah 12y ago
MySQL didn't properly support point-in-polygon until 5.6 though (before that it used a MBR and you had to hack around it with a stored procedure)

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