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by alpb 7y ago
"professional software engineer" > writing cookies > string contains > how to see request headers in chrome I mean, obviously I'm trying to be snarky here, but I'm not sure how a professional "software engi
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by alpb 7y ago
I think it already exists for quite a while: https://www.hnwatcher.com It seems like their TLS key expired but I've been getting regular emails about topics that I care about posted to HN.
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by alpb 7y ago
Doesn't Siri try to do on-device voice analyis? I thought the promise of Apple was not to upload your data to improve their systems (hence their ML systems aren't that good).
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by alpb 7y ago
I think it would be way better to explain in the repository: - how do you handle images? - does it handle embedded videos? - does it handle JS? to what extent? - does it handle lazily loaded assets (i.e. images that load only when you scrol
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by alpb 7y ago
Cloud Run doesn't recognize app.json natively. However this project (Cloud Run Button) accepts an app.json that lets the developer configure env variables to prompt to the user. Disclaimer: I've worked on this project.
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by alpb 7y ago
Disclaimer: I work on this project. Yes, you can create a file named app.json that prompts the user for environment variables that are set on the deployed application. See https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-ru
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by alpb 7y ago
I disagree. If you're doing any modern architecture with microservices using containers, you're primarily doing stateless things (even if it's your web frontend) and pushing the state off to somewhere like Redis/memcache
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by alpb 7y ago
Disclaimer: working on this project. When there are no Dockerfiles, we use CNCF Buildpacks ( https://buildpacks.io ) similar to Heroku buildpacks. Some apps without Dockerfile are currently deployable using this, as buildpacks det
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by alpb 7y ago
I think using RUN wget/curl is actually cached better than ADD [URL], which will invalidate your build steps cache more often unless I'm mistaken.
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by alpb 7y ago
Off-topic but I think Dockerfile allows downloading remote URLs, e.g.: ADD http://example.com ./file.txt
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by alpb 7y ago
Disclaimer: co-author of the project. It's already on our list: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-run-button/issu... Ideally you'd just link to a URL like deploy.cloud.run and we'll figur
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by alpb 7y ago
This is like Google counting everyone who indirectly works on developing of a website that displays/sells via Google Ads, which is the majority of the digital economy, am I right?
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by alpb 7y ago
You can do service discovery with a k/v store like etcd, or consul, which is how Kubernetes does service discovery. In fact, Consul very much positions itself as a service discovery tool. I'm not sure how it would be possible to d
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by alpb 7y ago
This was previously discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20132520 but looks like this link has a USENIX conference talk (nice!).
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by alpb 7y ago
Yeah, I'm hoping to see use of Go routines in useful rewrites of projects like rsync with parallel file uploads. It can lead to clean, extensible, and maintainable code with still low overhead and high throughput.
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by alpb 7y ago
Looks like the website cannot handle Hacker News traffic. Anyone got a mirror link?
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Survey of container-optimized init process (PID 1) replacements(ahmet.im)
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by alpb 7y ago
Yeah I don't think you can control how people write blog posts. The Flutter community on Medium ( https://medium.com/flutter-community ) seems to be a collection of articles mostly written by non-Googlers.
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by alpb 7y ago
Do you mind giving examples with links?
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by alpb 7y ago
Can someone please update the title to be more reflective and less clickbait?
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by alpb 7y ago
Does anyone have a link to the "try" proposal the author is advocating against? It's not clearly linked in the article.
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by alpb 7y ago
I see. That’s also somehow solved by Skaffold. https://skaffold.dev/ skaffold.yaml has a notion of "profiles" that define a default registry per-environment. Like, you can have a local profile that doesn't pu
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by alpb 7y ago
Many of the environment-specific functionality provided by this tool can be more declaratively achieved by kustomize ( https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/manage-kubernetes-objects/k... ) as well as direnv ( https
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by alpb 7y ago
> Memorising docker commands is hard. I wouldn't agree. Literally: run, build, delete, ps, rm.
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by alpb 7y ago
Duplicates of entire GitHub site (reasons unknown), hosted by GitHub, publicly available and therefore indexed by Google Search, so it's showing up on search results.
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by alpb 7y ago
I guess the only thing I can say is "way to go Python"? https://semver.org defines what how breaking changes are supposed to be made, obviously for those following suit.
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by alpb 7y ago
Latest of anything is RARELY stable. It's stable until someone hits a critical bug in the new release, then there's a new version, but your image is still running the older version. That's why we invented the concept of LTS t
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by alpb 7y ago
> AFAIK you can specify alpine:3.9.4 and alpine:3.9 for example. So I don't really understand your point. Easy answer: 1. :3.9.4 will be deleted the moment there's a security vulnerability in it == all your builds broken in O(w
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by alpb 7y ago
I'm using alpine with docker ( https://hub.docker.com/r/_/alpine ), and one of the thing that bothers me the most is NOT having the ability to just say "alpine:3". This is not an available tag (for re
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by alpb 7y ago
Dropbox is constantly getting worse for personal usage. They recently bumped up the prices about $10+ a year. As a photo storage, it fails heavily as well. They turned down the Carousel app which made it super easy to browse photos over tim

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