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by Kudos 10y ago
Err, Hostr founder here. Not sure if I'm happy that it was mentioned, or sad that it went to crap :P
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by Kudos 10y ago
I've been running a public file hosting site for 11 years, I've always treated it as a side project to use for playing with technology. The primary reason it's still alive today is out of obligation to the URLs (2 million or
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by Kudos 10y ago
But if you're bind mounting the data dir to the host you're not using any docker FS driver.
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by Kudos 10y ago
Udemy | Site Reliability Engineers | Dublin, Ireland | ONSITE Udemy is an online learning marketplace, our mission is to improve lives through learning. We have engineering offices in San Francisco, Ankara and Dublin. This role is based in
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by Kudos 10y ago
It's hard not to be really, really impressed by him, tbh.
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by Kudos 10y ago
Is it just that no one's running exploit scanners for Postgres then?
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by Kudos 10y ago
FWIW, Circle CI offers the ability to SSH in to build nodes and free nodes for public projects
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by Kudos 10y ago
API hooks to what though? It doesn't seem like he's integrating with much if anything from Facebook. TBH, he seems happy enough getting his hands dirty that I would imagine he purposely did it unaided just for the satisfaction of
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by Kudos 10y ago
You probably still want to be a couple of kilometres inland. > The cliff face continues to weather at an average rate of 1 centimetre (0.4 in) per year, although occasionally large pieces will fall. This occurred in 2001, when a large ch
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by Kudos 10y ago
It increases the perception of legitimacy.
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by Kudos 10y ago
Except the parent commenter meant literally the minute, not later that day. Only the base 13" model was available to ship quickly, the rest were launched with a 4-5 week delay.
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by Kudos 10y ago
What's Green Tea team and why is Angular tailored for them?
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by Kudos 10y ago
If my device has been powered off, it can't be unlocked with a fingerprint. For me that's enough of a trade-off to take the risk.
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by Kudos 10y ago
You'd have to convince a judge of that.
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by Kudos 10y ago
No it doesn't it's the same on iOS. Apple didn't come up with dependency/package managers like Carthage or Cocoapods, the community did. There's just enormous amounts of OSS libraries provided by the community too,
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by Kudos 10y ago
I hadn't heard of this. I just spent the last hour setting up my own federated server and playing with some clients. This is pretty great! A lot like Slack in terms of UX, but without the corporate walled garden.
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by Kudos 10y ago
It's been my expectation. I've backed half a dozen small projects and two of them have failed to deliver.
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by Kudos 10y ago
I'm sure they mean the apps they made, not the apps they use.
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by Kudos 10y ago
The bot user probably doesn't need to actually be in your org though, convert them to outside collaborators.
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by Kudos 10y ago
Depending on where they get their checksums. Anyone can submit an app update, so long as the official download link matches the provided checksum then it will get merged. The only benefit here is the delay introduced in receiving the update
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by Kudos 10y ago
Slack is written in PHP, I guess people care more when they have to host it themselves. I wonder whether the stories of Slack's codebase being a hot mess are the real reason it's still not available to self-host.
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by Kudos 10y ago
Not to mention if it's one person who decided to set up the self-hosted solution and then that person leaves. How reliable is it then?
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by Kudos 10y ago
Several majors or minors?
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by Kudos 11y ago
> It is entirely possible to eliminate unused code with the commonjs/amd/umd way with a slightly more intelligent bundler. How can you do it for this? require(someRuntimeVariable);
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by Kudos 11y ago
If you add in a phone number, almost every company I interact with in Ireland.
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by Kudos 11y ago
I've been using Reddit's smart cropping code[0], which just uses histograms to achieve a similar effect. If you're looking to crop to a thumbnail size it's orders of magnitude more efficient, while avoiding bad cropping
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by Kudos 11y ago
It's almost definitely what it is. You're probably still holding down CMD or CTRL, even if briefly, when you start clicking.
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by Kudos 11y ago
I only pay Github money to host my private repos because their platform also hosts most of the open source projects I use. If enough of those projects leave for a service that does open source better, I'll be happy to follow them. Othe
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by Kudos 11y ago
This document isn't set in stone, I'm certain the plan is to reduce the amount of equity offered as the company grows.
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by Kudos 11y ago
Not really, it demonstrates that displaying random snippets of code as some kind of portfolio is maybe not a great idea. I didn't think I needed to spell it out.

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