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by alpb 6y ago
It surely opens a repo in VSCode, but it doesn't seem to have any language server support built in. For example, if I open a Go repository, I can't navigate code (Go to references, Find references etc). GitHub Workspaces (although
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by alpb 6y ago
They have records in there since 2014, so I'm not sure if it's a project that has a monetization plan after even 7 years of existing. It's a quite fun app, and people used to these mash-ups in early days of Web 2.0 and REST A
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by alpb 6y ago
Surprisingly this person didn't even bother adding a noindex/robots.txt measure to the website. So "deleted forever" is only as good as someone not saving the page to the Web Archive or archive.is etc. Then it's cac
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Build container images and layers in Go (without Docker)(ahmet.im)
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by alpb 6y ago
From my personal exchanges with people on Twitter on various contributions to projects in the Kubernetes ecosystem, I have frequently seen that some AWS employees (and sometimes the companies they partner with) want to make it seem like AWS
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by alpb 6y ago
You’re absolutely correct but missing out on a major point. If you are an immigrant, especially on a soon-expiring visa, especially from a country with export restrictions (I’m guessing Iran), you are unlikely to pursue a legal battle. Most
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Finding one-way latency on my ISP(ahmetozer.org)
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by alpb 6y ago
So I tried it again after 24 hours on two different cards. First one worked right off the bat. Second one gave "System error" three times one row and worked on the fourth try. I think we’re looking at some real "enterprise-gr
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by alpb 6y ago
Same here. I have a suspicion like they designed it for 5 queries/day and we just blew it.
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by alpb 6y ago
“Better” for who? The corporations or the people? United States usually favors one over the other by design.
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by alpb 6y ago
Specifically, Israel has a huge cybersecurity software business around selling oppressive regimes NSA-style tools of mass surveillance and spyware kits. This is a government-sanctioned industry (US intelligence is in this too), and doesn&#x
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by alpb 6y ago
News like "zero-click iMessage to root exploit" costs Apple millions of dollars as it's a PR nightmare and erodes the trust they spent years (+tens of millions of dollars) building. Those "thousands of dollars" they
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Show HN: Unofficial FAQ for Google Cloud Run(github.com)
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by alpb 6y ago
Likely not. Green threads concept (goroutines) makes a lot of sense if you block on I/O (such as reading DB, making RPCs), you can multiplex a thread. However, in this case, there is not a lot of I/O involved so regular CPU-bound
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by alpb 6y ago
This is awesome, coming from Deis, I expected to see Go WASM support I must say. :)
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by alpb 6y ago
Worth noting it's ~100-lines of Go code that's quite readable: https://github.com/n7olkachev/imgdiff/blob/master/pkg/imgdif... https://github.com/n7olkachev/imgdiff&#x
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by alpb 6y ago
The original Travis CI GmbH, a German company, company is what the OSS community should be thankful for. They’ve been literally running build needs for at least half of GitHub. However; I don’t think anyone needs to be grateful for Idera In
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by alpb 6y ago
Future employment opportunities still exist for her. That is another reason an employee may opt in to present an alternative reality online upon events like “leaving” or “getting fired” as people externally usually don’t have time or the ac
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by alpb 6y ago
Ever heard of Noam Chomsky? Not sure if he’d agree with you.
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by alpb 6y ago
You might want to render 2x, the output PNG is quite pixelated.
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by alpb 6y ago
Your post is entirely clickbait. Docker runtime support doesn't really matter since most people already have moved onto other runtimes like containerd/runc.
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by alpb 6y ago
He has an Alexa version as well https://open.spotify.com/album/1iQQXhqMVoQhi9p9JpoxXr , but I highly doubt these actually will work due to the reason listed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=252789
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by alpb 6y ago
For those using Chrome, this is easy as clicking the lock icon next to the domain name in the address bar, then "Site Settings".
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by alpb 6y ago
I'm expecting a LWN article about this.
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by alpb 6y ago
And that is specifically why it's "tone deaf". The misinformation issues around social networks are neither limited to USA nor to people who follow politics, they are far more widespread. Imagine there's a Fire Departmen
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by alpb 6y ago
It would be great if mods edit the title. There's no mention of "Wouldnt wish this on my enemies" in the post, yet @bheni has added this to the title while posting to HN. Aside from that, I think that's just your opinion
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by alpb 6y ago
Oh yeah my bad, in that case, let's say "X.Y.Z.T said it doesn't support recursion".
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by alpb 6y ago
This is great, already installed via Homebrew. Something that puzzles me while using dig(1) is that I don't really understand the +trace output. In my mind it should be rather easy to trace a DNS request, something like: dig A google.c
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by alpb 6y ago
I think the main concern would be the intellectual property around the large-scale distributed system which is storing billions of lines of code in a single system. Implementing git object storage is still hard (e.g. https://en.w
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by alpb 6y ago
Most != all. This is precisely why even if you accept 5 lines of code from someone else (and they're not willing to get compensation from you), you can't change the license of that code. This is what CLAs are for. (IANAL)

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