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Would this allow Rust to be run on AWS Lambda?
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Ask HN: How would software change when 3D XPoint is introduced
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Does it support Docker?
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Nerdalize | Software Engineer | Full Time | on-site, Delft Netherlands (See http://www.nerdalize.com/careers/ for more postings) Nerdalize needs more nerds! We are a skilful and informal bunch of people that highly res
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11y ago
“The ancient oracle said that I was the wisest of all the Greeks. It is because I alone, of all the Greeks, know that I know nothing." (political phun not intended)
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Awesome! Is there a way of proposing packages? I for one would love to see the following be included: - github.com/hashicorp/errwrap - github.com/mattn/go-issatty - a file system notification lib (fsnotify, timeglass
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Here is an unpopular opinion: Maybe we should chill down on the constant innovation of "the web". I think we are at the point that we need some stablity, such that technologies (and companies!) build on top of it get some time to
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Runc is the neutral implementation of the new open container standard that was created with the Appc guys at the table. Although not stated explicitely, the open standard will most probably supersede the appc spec
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This is by far the most important announcement of the Keynote, it really shows that Alex (CoreOS) and Solomon (Docker) managed to come together and create this as part of a new open standard. If there is ever gonna be a page in some book th
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Aminoacids in the tail of comets
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Sound really cool, maybe explain what happens in the background while loading instead of just "Rocketscience", might cause people to have more patience.
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I get really disappointed when reading such responses. Even when large companies admin they don't know everything and want to see and listen to the rest of the world, its not good enough.
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I find it interesting this hasn't gotten as much attention as other announcements. It seems to hand over a great deal of responsibility to Apple, at least in terms of performance. Something some might feel comfortable with or not. I ca
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At the very least it may cause politicians to learn a thing or two about IP addresses, VPNs and Proxies!
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If you're using git: https://github.com/timeglass/glass
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11y ago
You might wanna checkout out my recent project if you're using Git: https://github.com/timeglass/glass - fully automated using git hooks and file monitoring and 100% offline, no account required
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11y ago
Was hoping for some news on vendoring, the discussion on the mailing list didn't really end with any actionable conclusions.
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Hey! I've got the following resources bookmarked: - https://jacobian.org/writing/great-documentation/ - http://ericholscher.com/blog/2014/feb/27/how-i-judge-documen... - e
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But does it run on Docker? just kidding, awesome work! any books or articles you recommend if I would like to learn more about writing operating systems in todays world?
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I've encountered the same frustration and created Dockpit ( https://dockpit.io ) as a solution; it uses Docker containers though.
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Author Here, Last 6 months I worked on my graduation project at the faculty of Industrial Design Engineering. Most of my fellow student graduate on a physical product, I decided to combine my passion for programming by trying to find and se
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Show HN: Dockpit – Painless isolation for you microservice development
(dockpit.io)
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If you're willig to (and able to) dive into two academic papers: Gingnell, L., Franke, U., Lagerström, R., Ericsson, E., & Lilliesköld, J. (2014). Quantifying Success Factors for IT Projects—An Expert-Based Bayesian Model. Informat
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Has been around for a while, but having worked with it: Don't assume this tool will solve all your problems! Use at your own discretion.
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Author here, I wanted to track how much time I spend on certain feature branches. Existing solutions either asked me to create yet another online account or required me activate/deactivate timers manually. When your internet is connect
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Show HN: Timeglass – Fully Automated Time Tracking for Git Repositories, in Go
(github.com)
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I always found that the series "halt and catch fire" captured the early days of Steve Jobs and Apple really well without ever using its name, or Apple's for that matter. Looking forward to the next season.
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Would also be awesome if some website would be able to link such error 'uuids' to stack overflow/github discussion!
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Agreed, if we consider that errors have two kinds of users (the end user and the developer) we might be able to find common needs for both sides. The needs of the end user are probably harder to generalize (as they depend on the intended ac
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We should think of an universal standard for error messages, some of the points made in this document have caught of guard many times and should be standard practice for errors across all kinds of software.
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