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by alpb 6y ago
no you actually don't. you can right click any tab and mute it.
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HashiCorp Cloud Platform(hashicorp.com)
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Static outbound IPs for serverless containers on Google(cloud.google.com)
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by alpb 6y ago
Kind of also surprised I think this author has not heard of Google Cloud Run ( https://cloud.run/ ). Cloud Run employs a vendor-neutral container runtime and API (from Knative open source project). It simply accepts any OCI c
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by alpb 6y ago
What if this existed for bash? I wonder if anyone would be interested in hacking the same for getopt(3) to write bash scripts that accept options.
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by alpb 6y ago
Maybe make that myscreenbreak.com a http link in your post because I had to read twice to find it. Usually Show HNs are meant to be direct links.
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by alpb 6y ago
You mean 10 interesting notebooks? This probably could be a nice blog post.
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by alpb 6y ago
Worth noting, this research is n=590. It is disappointing to see 10 months into this there’s still research conducted that's super local (likely a single strain) and low N count. I would expect we have diagnosis and symptom data for a
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by alpb 6y ago
Disclaimer: I work on Cloud Run. In my comment I was referring to open source PaaS projects building on Kubernetes/Docker. Those are managed services where you aren’t exposed to the underlying infra (to varying degrees). So they aren’t
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by alpb 6y ago
Despite the nice packaging, it appears to be a single-person maintained project. There are quite a few reasons why no opinionated PaaS built on Docker Swarm or Kubernetes (maybe surprisingly) came even close to being a popular choice in the
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by alpb 6y ago
Can you please write a detailed analysis on this and perhaps publish on Medium? Right now you have 1-2 data points without screenshots. It's hard to understand what you’re talking about. My bet is Explore page is buggy as hell and ther
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by alpb 6y ago
Off-topic but funny: insights.dice.com is marked as an ad/spam domain on DNS based ad blockers (e.g. AdGuard and Pi-hole).
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by alpb 6y ago
It's still Thursday in some places :)
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by alpb 6y ago
Don't even mention their investment in WireCard https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wirecard_scandal .
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by alpb 6y ago
You'll like this Rob Pike thread https://twitter.com/rob_pike/status/966896123548872705
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by alpb 6y ago
Also worth mentioning they added a 6 month retention policy for unpaid accounts. https://www.docker.com/pricing/resource-consumption-updates If you don't want your images disappearing, you should probably move off
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by alpb 6y ago
I think I've understood the most of the article but I missed the initial part. Why is there a probe in Chrome that uses DNS to query random 7-15 character long hostnames, only to get NXDOMAIN and burden the root nameservers? What does
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by alpb 6y ago
I am not sure why this bank example keeps coming up. Almost no twitter user tries to contact support like they contact their teller for their bank. It’s really bad that 20% of the company had access to user data. No wonder it was abused in
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by alpb 6y ago
Worth mentioning only 5,000 people work at Twitter.
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by alpb 6y ago
that's xenophobic :)
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by alpb 6y ago
The author is not aware that etcd is still offering the JSON API he mentioned. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23835651 so his main argument doesn't hold in the first place. The rest of the post is "Google&#x
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by alpb 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23835651
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by alpb 6y ago
First of all etcd API is still available on a JSON interface. https://github.com/etcd-io/etcd/blob/master/Documentation/de... and some historical discussion here: https://github.com/
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by alpb 6y ago
Author is really good at discrediting themselves straight off the bat in one sentence: > for a ~~bullshit~~ unsuccessful project called CoreOS Container Linux that was EOL'd several years ago CoreOS was actually quite successful to
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by alpb 6y ago
Little trivia: There has been an official UNIX subsystem in Windows since 2000: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Services_for_UNIX It was a company called Interix, and I believe it was not maintained for a long ti
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by alpb 6y ago
Another story by @fasterthanlime comes with a sensational title. I should keep track of these :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23729126 Last week he also didn't understand Google Password Manager's security
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by alpb 6y ago
I also recently built a URL shortener on top of Sheets API ( https://github.com/ahmetb/sheets-url-shortener ) and I don't have to worry about setting up a database or other form of storage. All I needed to do was se
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by alpb 6y ago
Agreed. I've probably never used Google Password Manager, but made the mistake of saving passwords once or twice on throwaway machines. And I was easily able to figure out how to delete them. Also I don't know which part of the se
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by alpb 6y ago
tl;dr on the significance of discovery of this historical site: Up until that point, we have been thinking humans have built places of worship after they've settled down and started to grow crops. However, Gobekli Tepe was a pretty com
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Compiled list of IP ranges of all cloud providers(github.com)
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