Huggernaut

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by Huggernaut 9y ago
> It's interesting to see how many people make excuses for still using Facebook because it makes event organizing and the like easier. I'm 26 and never used Facebook. If you've never used it, how do you know it does not ma
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by Huggernaut 9y ago
No, like a project or team you really want to work on for any number of reasons other than salary or title.
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by Huggernaut 9y ago
Of course you can, but that doesn't make it not environmentally unfriendly.
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by Huggernaut 9y ago
In some distributions, ping is now no longer setuid, but instead setcap with CAP_NET_RAW to narrow down the privileges gained.
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by Huggernaut 9y ago
We had a good one recently where / got bind mounted to be used as a container rootfs in a quick and dirty test, then we decided to `rm -rf` the directory containing the bind mount. A clever way to get around pesky --no-preserve-root no
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by Huggernaut 9y ago
Not sure I totally agree that it can't be done. I have no idea whether it's at all realistic/sensible/pragmatic to create a car via agile but taking your brake pad example it would seem very alright to have a set of stor
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by Huggernaut 10y ago
Coal miners learning to code - https://backchannel.com/canary-in-the-code-mine-903884eca853...
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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Like Red Junit Tests(engineering.pivotal.io)
1 points by Huggernaut 10y ago|0 comments
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by Huggernaut 11y ago
My experience is that if you can cheat the tests in this way then they are either too narrow in scope, or badly written tests. This is something that TDD tries to expose when being adhered to strictly, that is, do the simplest thing to make
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by Huggernaut 11y ago
D'ya like DataDags?
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by Huggernaut 11y ago
"less dominant personalities (and probably best coders)" Why are the less dominant personalities probably the best coders?
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by Huggernaut 11y ago
Nova failing in Latin America is a bit of a myth, though a good apocryphal story to get the point across. http://www.snopes.com/business/misxlate/nova.asp
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by Huggernaut 11y ago
At least where I work (Pivotal) where we are often rotating between pairs, and changing tracks of work in the order of every day to every few days, being kept up to date on the state of the rest of the work is useful. Additionally, we use i
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Abstraction, Or, the Gift of Our Weak Brains(engineering.pivotal.io)
68 points by Huggernaut 11y ago|15 comments
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by Huggernaut 11y ago
Why can't you build an image with the JDK based on Alpine and use that as your base image for everything else?
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by Huggernaut 11y ago
Closer to British keyboard layout
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by Huggernaut 11y ago
Sorry, how does this prevent you requiring configuration in source control, or are you just suggesting that those credentials should be encrypted?
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by Huggernaut 11y ago
Doesn't this just push the problem up (down?) a level in the hierarchy? I mean, you still need to deploy these and configure them with the information the rest of your deployment requires right?
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by Huggernaut 11y ago
How would you go about making a repeatable, automated deployment if you don't store configuration information in source control to load into the environment variables?
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by Huggernaut 11y ago
You are correct of course but in my experience with Docker so far, it's much easier to get into this mindset, the more ephemeral your "disposable unit" is insomuch as VMs tend to stick around longer than Docker containers and
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by Huggernaut 12y ago
Cringely said, and I quote, "One in four IBMers reading this column will probably start looking for a new job next week. Those employees will all be gone by the end of February" so he does not have a lot of time to be right.
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by Huggernaut 12y ago
As a somewhat frequent visitor to The Hobbit in Southampton, the litigation is laaaame.
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by Huggernaut 12y ago
I agree. It seems this could be used to determine only whether the testee is not-human. It's trivial like you say, to trick the test into believing it is human by not finding a face. At first glance I thought the test was only to deter
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by Huggernaut 12y ago
These exist in the UK on some motorways as well. However, my observation is that the new maximum speed is always indicated miles and miles before an incident so drivers ignore them anyway until they reach the jam.
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by Huggernaut 12y ago
Akinator also available online here" http://en.akinator.com
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by Huggernaut 12y ago
Can someone explain the Belgium vs USA Tree/Graphs for me. The most likely tree shows Belgium beating the USA but in the graphs the USA has a higher chance of getting to the Round of 16?
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by Huggernaut 12y ago
Maybe, IBM has reinvented itself many times. They are working towards it https://ace.ng.bluemix.net
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by Huggernaut 12y ago
I don't do CrossFit and I think CrossFit has many problems. I do not however, think that given proper instruction and supervision, the exercises and rep ranges are particularly problematic. The key point to keep in mind regarding Cross
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by Huggernaut 12y ago
I'm not really clear on the authors stance on Kettlebell swings or Deadlifts and a cursory search of her blog didn't provide me with a link to either of the articles she mentioned. Why do you think they are "generally bad&quo