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by alpb 11y ago
I think the results spreadsheet and how disorganized the results are is the answer to the question "why not". Most people just omitted the employer name, which I believe is the most significant factor to one’s salary.
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by alpb 11y ago
Giving your email address apparently is useless. People on this thread are saying you don't ever respond to emails. Just search: > Their support is absolutely non-existent. I heard nothing back from them whatsoever, after sending se
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by alpb 11y ago
The name is strikingly similar to Windows 98 SE (second edition).
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by alpb 11y ago
This content is widely discussed 2 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8315996
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by alpb 11y ago
More pure CSS Hamburger icon animations: http://codepen.io/designcouch/pen/Atyop
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by alpb 11y ago
The applicatino asks you to register with my email address for further "communications related to GitKraken or Axosoft". There is no way to skip this step, you have to provide an email address ––and pay attention to "OR&quot
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by alpb 11y ago
I can read just fine. The website uses Fira Sans font, maybe there's an issue with that, check your browser's console.
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by alpb 11y ago
> why don't you want to know when it's fixed? Knowing when it is fixed/closed is very much different than getting emails about every single comment going on about that issue. Starring issues (as in Google Code Pr
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by alpb 11y ago
I am kinda frustrated to see no mention of Surface Book in your article though. I really suggest trying out Surface Book hands on in a store near you.
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by alpb 11y ago
Off-topic: It's fascinating this was written by a medical student who writes code in his free time.
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by alpb 11y ago
What does type safety has anything to do with runtime or user of an init program? Or is not the memory safety provided by the OS already? Does OCaml bring anything specific to the table, or could this've been written in Go as well?
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by alpb 11y ago
I can't see this feature. Has it not rolled out to everyone yet?
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by alpb 11y ago
This is awesome. Combined with Chrome Developer Tools' "Copy request as cURL" feature, you can reverse engineer some service and turn it into Go code so easily.
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by alpb 11y ago
> Hopefully if enough people do this, it will get some internal attention at Amazon. This is very smart, why has no one thought of this before? When people post it on Medium and share it on HN/Reddit it will not get enough internal
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by alpb 11y ago
Docker's commercial offering DUCP (Docker Universal Control Plane) offers this feature as well. Out in the wild, you can find Docker volume drivers for Keywhiz etc [1] that makes secrets available as files mounted to a container. I thi
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by alpb 11y ago
> ECS is really the only way I'd go with Docker I have not tried it myself personally but I have seen a blog post comparing it to Kubernetes: https://railsadventures.wordpress.com/2015/12/06/why-we-cho
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by alpb 11y ago
I am not talking about a content parsing problem. Because of some stupid canonical URL header GitHub serves, Instapaper is constantly saving redacting the URL path to the repo level and they haven't been fixing it since forever.
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by alpb 11y ago
A very simple thing that I've been reporting to Instapaper for multiple times over a year now is fixing the GitHub support. I often save a lot of pages from GitHub to Instapaper (such as https://github.com/docker/d
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by alpb 11y ago
In case you missed: "dotnet compile --native" is basically like the Go compiler, it statically links all the DLLs and produces a single PXE/ELF executable. This is the most exciting thing for me in the new dotnet CLI as a per
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by alpb 11y ago
> Docker users have launched Ubuntu images over 35.5 million times. Doesn't he know that it's mostly CI systems and deployment scripts launching containers in automated fashion? Moreover you can't count how many containers
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by alpb 11y ago
They also have a gender ratio that's often unimaginable for equivalent events in Silicon Valley. Congratulations to all organizers! This is great to see.
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Containerd: a daemon to control runC(blog.docker.com)
33 points by alpb 11y ago|3 comments
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by alpb 11y ago
I really wonder why did this end up in the front page. The homepage of the repo would be a lot interesting.
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Service Discovery for Docker Swarm with wagl(ahmetalpbalkan.com)
2 points by alpb 11y ago|0 comments
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by alpb 11y ago
> We've hacked together a Ruby script that retrieves a console screenshot via IPMI and checks the color in the image to determine if we've hit a failure or not. That's pretty funny yet sounds a lot familiar to many of us a
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by alpb 11y ago
This was pretty cool. I think folks really need to watch the demo in the closing video when it gets published. I think the most catchy sentence in the demo was “you can finally show your kids what is this containers thing you are working on
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Microsoft Starts an Engineering Blog(engineering.microsoft.com)
3 points by alpb 11y ago|0 comments
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by alpb 11y ago
Just adopt https://cheeaun.github.io/hackerweb/ it does wonders on phone/tablet form factors. This design will not easily accomodate slightly larger displays such as tablets very well. This screenshot someone post
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by alpb 11y ago
Reminds me of a post by Sam Altman: http://blog.samaltman.com/employee-equity
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by alpb 11y ago
For those interested the source code is here: https://github.com/PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH/

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