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Unit Testing vs. Integration Testing(blog.earthly.dev)
2 points by agbell 6y ago|0 comments
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by agbell 6y ago
Isn't he doing good by working so hard for $80. He is effectively discouraging this behaviour in the future by this company and by others. People get away at this behaviour because the harm is distributed and benefits accrue just to
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by agbell 6y ago
I have used LastPass for a long time, for personal usage. Recently I have begun using 1password in a team context and It is really nice. I vote for 1Password for team usage.
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You’re using Docker-compose wrong(blog.earthly.dev)
3 points by agbell 6y ago|0 comments
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by agbell 6y ago
The Bell Labs folks had phone lines to their homes, so they could have terminal access from home I believe. Or at least I think Brian Kernighan mentioned he did.
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by agbell 6y ago
Thats a terrific story! Another interesting thing is that they were often working on very practical problems, grounded to the real world. The second unix system, the PDP 11 machine was being used for patent applications, so they had to bui
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by agbell 6y ago
Thats a great story! thanks for sharing
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by agbell 6y ago
I had this same problem. I does work on the kindle app for desktop. Funny thing about the book, it was made using troff, one of the original unix utilities.
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by agbell 6y ago
If you have any future topic or guest suggestions let me know.
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by agbell 6y ago
That makes sense. Part of my process is having people listen through to the interview and let me know where they get confused. Then I add in explanations there. The explanations mean people don't get lost if they don't know what p
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by agbell 6y ago
Oh, I would love to interview him as well! Great idea, if anyone has a connection to him let me know. I spend way too much time lurking on hacker news so having this show up here is both exciting and frightening for me ... be careful what y
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by agbell 6y ago
Oh, I'm sorry you didn't like the format. Thanks for giving it a listen anyhow.
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by agbell 6y ago
Thanks for submitting this. I did the interview. I think you have to listen to it to get the full experience. But here are some things that were interesting and surprising from the interview: The UNIX room - The unix room at bell labs was
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Highlight the Music in Google Docs(github.com)
1 points by agbell 6y ago|0 comments
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by agbell 6y ago
Yep, here it is: https://corecursive.com/software-that-doesnt-suck-with-jim-b...
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by agbell 6y ago
When I interviewed Jim Blandy, the creator of Subversion, he said one of his mistakes was trying to be clever with merges. In Git a merge is whatever you say it is and that is actually probably the flexibility that people what. Is that wher
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by agbell 6y ago
Scott was a huge inspiration for me when I was a .net developer. I've recently become reacquainted with his work and his youtube computer explainers are great. Its sad to see him debilitated like this.
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by agbell 6y ago
Thanks you for sharing uhryks! It always makes my day when I see people saying nice things about the podcast!
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by agbell 6y ago
I think it depends what your goal is. The 'How to take smart notes' book is specifically about taking research notes for academia or at the very least non-fiction writing. Zettelkasten Method can make a lot of sense in contexts l
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by agbell 6y ago
A couple years ago I saw a version of this talk from the chaos computer club on youtube and really loved it. I think its an important issue. So I emailed Cory and asked if I could interview him for a podcast. He responded almost immediatel
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by agbell 6y ago
Cory has a great fiction story about this called "Unauthorized Bread" https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2020/01/unauthorized-bread-a-...
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by agbell 6y ago
yeah, I've seen a couple great articles about using it for local development. I haven't tried this myself, Traefik is new to me. Here is one potential setup https://www.codementor.io/@slavko/unobtrusive-local
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by agbell 6y ago
Hi elvis70, I'm working on something pdp11 related. I'd love your feedback. My email is on my profile.
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by agbell 6y ago
spelling mistake. I added a YouTube link. Its sort of like humming and blowing a raspberry.
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by agbell 6y ago
I found, through a coincidence, that lip trills really seemed to open up my sinuses. I wonder if this is related? https://youtu.be/fwNPp-RS4IY
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by agbell 6y ago
Awesome, I'll check it out
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by agbell 6y ago
Thanks, I'll check it out
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by agbell 6y ago
Can anyone recommend an alternative place to store a couple TBs of data offsite? I don't necessarily need backups, but somewhere to archive large files and get them back when need be. Right now I used google drive, and uncheck the fol
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CoRecursive: Advanced Software Design with Jimmy Koppel(pathsensitive.com)
2 points by agbell 6y ago|0 comments
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by agbell 6y ago
Wow, great guide ... I just skimmed it. Izotope RX,which is mentioned, in the appendix, is amazing and I use it to separate noise from vocals for my podcast. The dereverb that it can do is pretty amazing.

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