Yhippa

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by Yhippa 9y ago
This happened to me. The driver decided to drop me off in the bus lane (instead of the normal taxi/car lane) at an airport and encouraged me to get out quickly and drove off just as fast because we were in violation of airport policy.
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by Yhippa 9y ago
I have to use http://knowyourmeme.com/ more than I care to admit.
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by Yhippa 9y ago
When linking to other parts of the site I notice I'll get bounced to the mobile version of Reddit even when I'm on .compact. The mobile version is so space-inefficient which is worse because I'm on a small mobile screen.
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by Yhippa 9y ago
If anything the ability to get texts via the web makes it worse.
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by Yhippa 9y ago
You could try Authy. The restore is not immediate but it keeps track of the services you have set up for 2FA. Trusting a huge honeypot like that with your auth is up for debate.
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by Yhippa 9y ago
I haven't deactivated my Facebook but I've used it much less over the past few years. Same for Instagram. I've actually moved back to MMS, WhatsApp, and email to communicate with people I care about the most. I end up usin
907.
by Yhippa 9y ago
I've been using it on my current project and I love it. This is probably my favorite RH product. For anyone who's interested here's a quick way to get a microservices architecture up and running in OpenShift: https:/&
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by Yhippa 9y ago
I've found the Home useful. All I can use the Echo for is to set multiple simultaneous kitchen timers and to play music while cooking. The Echo just doesn't seem to be able to handle natural language well or there isn't sup
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by Yhippa 9y ago
Do you consider Office Space a hacker movie?
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by Yhippa 9y ago
Normally I would count this as an auto-win for Apple but the interesting thing about these speakers isn't necessarily the hardware itself but the many services that back them. I play with both Home and Echo a lot and I'm most imp
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Proposed schedule change for JDK 9(mail.openjdk.java.net)
1 points by Yhippa 9y ago|0 comments
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by Yhippa 9y ago
Very nicely done. Honestly I wish most pages loaded this fast and had this much content in it. I would like to try doing something similar. Obligatory question: what is your development stack for this and how is it hosted?
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by Yhippa 9y ago
Not a dissenting opinion but I'd love to see some case studies on rewrites. As a consultant this is a frequent request and will probably be big business in the future as people migrate off of expensive legacy mainframe or other applica
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by Yhippa 9y ago
I was there the same time you were and while I thought I came in knowing a lot but I was dead wrong. I had to learn a ton of things from the ground-up like everyone else.
915.
by Yhippa 9y ago
Thanks for showing me that. I've also been looking for a good reader plugin for Chrome but this website does the trick!
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by Yhippa 9y ago
I'm finding that the "web" link bypass option no longer works for me. I even tried it in Chrome incognito mode. Is anyone else having this problem?
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by Yhippa 9y ago
Just like Agile and vendor-based software solutions of the past it seems like microservices are following the same path. I've seen projects starting off with microservices because someone several pay grades above deemed it so. Lots o
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by Yhippa 9y ago
> Lyft developed the Envoy proxy to aid their microservices journey, which brought them from a monolithic app to a production system spanning 10,000+ VMs handling 100+ microservices. Are those numbers right? Wouldn't it be the other
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Introduction to Continuous Integration with JHipster(blog.ippon.tech)
1 points by Yhippa 9y ago|0 comments
920.
by Yhippa 9y ago
> A good walk around the block will help you solve a problem faster than staring at code. This has really helped me out with some nasty bugs.
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by Yhippa 9y ago
Am I interpreting Reinhold's comments correctly: Jigsaw isn't perfect but we need to get something out there, see what breaks, fix it, and iterate?
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by Yhippa 10y ago
Saw one today. Also concerned about the fabric material fraying at the edges. Doesn't seem easy to replace.
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by Yhippa 10y ago
> Uber and Lyft's greatest competition in my life is a small Google product where people pick up people on their daily commute to and from work and the drivers are compensated only for gas money. When I first heard about Uber I neve
924.
by Yhippa 10y ago
Reddit to me seems more like a forum with a ton of users that I personally have little connection to. I'm absolutely okay with that. I get a lot of value out of it but it just doesn't feel like a social network. You can use thi
925.
by Yhippa 10y ago
WhatsApp and SMS/MMS chat groups are now my de-facto social network. I just wish they were a bit more feature-filled (not overboard like Facebook Messenger) but that's how my social network has evolved over time. It's almos
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by Yhippa 10y ago
Off-topic: what's the benefit of the Wraith coolers? A decent pack-in for cheaper than what you'd get aftermarket?
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by Yhippa 10y ago
Take a look at JHipster: https://jhipster.github.io/ . Web application generator for the front and back ends using development best practices. Can be extended to be used with Docker, Kubernetes, and CI/CD.
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by Yhippa 10y ago
> but I'm guessing some PMs needed to make their mark, so they "improved" things by breaking them I loathe this so much and you know this is _exactly_ what happened. This is a problem at a lot of big companies. At the en
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by Yhippa 10y ago
> Everything I want to do buried the absolute maximum amount of clicks away from where I would expect to look for it. Part of the latest update had a video for the new Home button functionality. It used to be that pressing the Xbox butt
930.
by Yhippa 10y ago
I remember when they did the WRC recaps on SpeedTV in the 2000's. Rally is by far my favorite form of racing to watch. Sadly the format isn't conducive to drawing viewers (and ad money). They had all that cool telemetry and in-car

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