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Cut Docker for Mac response times in half with docker-sync(docker-sync.io)
3 points by Kovah 7y ago|1 comments
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by Kovah 7y ago
Absolutely feels like that, if it's true would be a task for DownDetector or similar sites with their datasets. However, this may be the result of increased dependence on centralized services which gain more and more traffic, which is
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by Kovah 7y ago
Totally agree. Googles' golden egg is not the index but the datasets containing searches done by the user (together with location data from Android and Maps, and speech data from Assistant). As far as I remember Google is actually shri
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by Kovah 7y ago
Good point and 15% is indeed much, but the question would be what "unique" means. If it means that the exact same character sequence appeared for the first time, it doesn't mean that the users searches for a term that has nev
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by Kovah 7y ago
Thank you for the setup explanation. I understood what is happening and it is totally fascinating, even if I do not - and probably never can - understand why or how this is happening.
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by Kovah 7y ago
Full Stack Web Dev, currently into DevOps and starting to dive deeper into Python. Working on websites for a decade now, 4 years of that in a professional environment for a mid-size web agency. Focus is backend stuff, but I'm open for
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by Kovah 7y ago
I can say for sure, that Gitlab is not running that slow all the time. However, the services run noticeably slower when the US awakes (I'm located in Germany), which is in the afternoon and evening around here. I have no stats, but i
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by Kovah 7y ago
Even though my builds won't start as runners seem to be blocked, it's kinda fascinating to see those in-depth details about the service and how the Gitlab dudes try to find the root cause.
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by Kovah 7y ago
I can imagine that there is actually nobody who wants to be the new CDO. I mean.. you would have to take over the design lead for the world's most valuable company. Also take over what I've created and build up on this. But also b
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by Kovah 7y ago
You can indeed reference a git repository with a single commit specified, like described in the npm install docs[1]. Not very user friendly, but it works. Example: "dependencies": { "myprivatemodule": "git+ssh
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by Kovah 7y ago
Being just one person is no excuse. I am a 1-man technical operation too, and I know that backups have to be stored on two different locations.
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by Kovah 7y ago
I am currently reading Clean Code and there are so many useful hints in there, comments being one of the thi gs that stuck in my head. Talking about syntax highlighting, I edited my editor to treat @Todo and similar comment additions in the
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by Kovah 7y ago
It seems you misunderstood my post, like some others in this thread. I did not decide against Go because of the linked article, but rather because I have the same view on the language that is outlined in the article. I have a big problem wi
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by Kovah 7y ago
I am about to learn a new programming language and I decided against Go just because of this fact. I do not trust Google and reading this article just makes clear how critical the state of the language is in terms of control by the communit
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by Kovah 7y ago
Financier looked absolutely great when I tested it a few months ago. But: lot of features missing (like recurring transactions) and the app seems to be abandoned. At least there was no activity for over a year now. What a pity.
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by Kovah 7y ago
Probably because those people who use the app most do not care about memory usage. Everytime somebody complains about how resource-hungry Slack is, it usually comes from a developer. I rarely see project managers or designers or even client
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by Kovah 8y ago
As there are simply no providers yet who offers ready-to-install packages of all these services (at least I don't know one), you go with that service you trust and that suits you best. Some examples for relatively cheap VPS are Digital
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by Kovah 8y ago
To be fair, Pixelfed is in its early shoes. I know it from a "alternatives to Facebook etc." list but it still has to gain some traction mike Mastodon. However - and that's the problem - as long as you build an ethical servic
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A drop-in Docker stack for PHP apps(kovah.me)
1 points by Kovah 8y ago|0 comments
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Why exclusive Game releases are bad for Publishers(kovah.me)
3 points by Kovah 8y ago|0 comments
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Stop Stressing Yourself to Death(kovah.me)
3 points by Kovah 8y ago|1 comments
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by Kovah 8y ago
That's sad to hear. Luckily most developers keep their heads out out political stuff. If some account starts being political I almost instantly unfollow him/her.
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Laravel 5: Use Query Caching to Make Your App Fast(kovah.me)
1 points by Kovah 8y ago|0 comments
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by Kovah 8y ago
Well, from my experiences Twitter is way more than the racist people and stupid politicians stuff you usually hear from media. The developer community is active, helpful and shares a lot of interesting stuff.
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by Kovah 8y ago
Yeah.. I remember Microsoft once thought it would be great to not follow standards. What we got is Internet Explorer.
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by Kovah 8y ago
You are comparing apples with pears. Sublime can't be compared to VS Code because the former is basically an advanced editor while the latter is an IDE (like PhpStorm or Atom). And I highly doubt that many users switching from Sublime
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by Kovah 8y ago
I think Gmail is a good example for how it should be done, one of the few, if not the only good example.
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by Kovah 8y ago
From a business perspective, Google's way to work with products makes totally sense, as you described. But - and that's that problem I have with Google - from a user perspective, their way to work is unprofessional. Why did this b
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by Kovah 8y ago
Unfortunately, it was neither my decision to use that CMS nor to use Docker for deployments. But thank you for the input.
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by Kovah 8y ago
This wouldn't work as content is also changed while the site is running. That means content is changed inside the container but won't be pushed everywhere then so the next build would override the changes made.

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