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Intro to Docker Video(continuousdelivery.uglyduckling.nl)
9 points by amouat 12y ago|0 comments
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by amouat 13y ago
Not clear at the moment. We're open to suggestions and partnerships!
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by amouat 13y ago
Definitely proof-of-concept at this stage!
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by amouat 13y ago
Hi, one of the antitude devs here. I really don't think it's very run of the mill. We tried to take decentralisation as far as we could, which I don't think many other architectures do. We also tried to make it simple to depl
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by amouat 13y ago
Must have some money behind them to snag that domain name!
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by amouat 13y ago
There was the Bre-X scandal where a geologist "fell" out of a helicopter and the founder was kidnapped by gunmen (and apparently died later of a brain aneurysm). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bre-X
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by amouat 13y ago
Well there is XSL and XQL (XML Query Language). There doesn't seem to be many XQL implementations, but this looks interesting: http://www.cs.york.ac.uk/fp/Xtract/ . Also check xmllint and xmlstar.
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by amouat 13y ago
And? Hairdressers can't work at start-ups? I get very tired of comments like this that imply that working at a start-up or software company is somehow "better" than working at other jobs, especially those that require a reaso
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by amouat 13y ago
The examples seem fine now. But I swear it was different last week - I can't have hallucinated adding indentation to an example file for a demo website last week! I really don't understand what happened as no-one else seems to be
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by amouat 13y ago
I phrased it badly when I said "minified". The HTML is available, but it's not nicely formatted - all the whitespace is gone etc. I understand this saves a few bytes but it makes life harder for anyone that tries to edit it.
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by amouat 13y ago
Am I missing something, or do they minify the example code? Why do they do that? Is there an easier to copy/edit version somewhere?
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by amouat 13y ago
Yeah, that's a very good point. Thankfully I've never ran into this issue.
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by amouat 13y ago
Ok, thanks for the reply. Good questions. I was mainly thinking in the context of developing webapps. I'm interested in this enough that I intend to investigate and answer all your questions, perhaps in a blog post. I don't know e
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by amouat 13y ago
Really? I was thinking you just set up a new Docker env for each python project, then you don't need to worry about conflicting with libs from other projects. What am I missing?
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by amouat 13y ago
On a slight tangent; does anyone else think that Docker is probably a better solution than virtualenv in most cases? I never really got on withe virtualenv.
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by amouat 13y ago
I don't think this is accurate, in British english at least. Dictionary.com shows the etymology as unknown in the sense of to scold or to tease, but it gives the date as 1790 to 1800. http://dictionary.reference.com/bro
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by amouat 13y ago
It makes very depressing and uninspiring reading; I don't want to think of my life as being consumed by work. I think you just need a slightly different angle: many happy people have a driving project or belief that inspires them. I th
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CoreOS as an Orchestration Layer for Docker(continuousdelivery.uglyduckling.nl)
2 points by amouat 13y ago|0 comments
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Launch a fully functional system in a second with Docker and CRIU(continuousdelivery.uglyduckling.nl)
2 points by amouat 13y ago|0 comments
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Run Docker on any OS in a Headless Hypervisor(continuousdelivery.uglyduckling.nl)
10 points by amouat 13y ago|1 comments
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Docker Use Case: Selenium and WordPress(continuousdelivery.uglyduckling.nl)
1 points by amouat 13y ago|0 comments
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by amouat 13y ago
Right, so the problem is actually with false promotion and not with Agile at all. If you picked on the people or the culture making these claims it would make more sense to me. You spend time explaining why Agile can't solve a problem
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by amouat 13y ago
But why pick on Agile? The organisations clearly had problems that needed to be addressed which went beyond software methodologies. Should they choose a waterfall development model because it might hide the problems better in the short term
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by amouat 13y ago
Yes, it was. I felt the critique of SOLID was much more interesting than FLUID though (which was a bit tongue in cheek).
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by amouat 13y ago
No, I don't really understand the parent link as you can't get a transcript or video. I was at the talk in Scotland though, and it was very good. I recently asked Kevlin if a version would be made available - this was his reply: &
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by amouat 13y ago
"But this flashlight app left them in the dark about how their information was going to be used" Is the joke intentional?!
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by amouat 13y ago
Not to be a spoilsport, but don't most sites allow spaces in passwords anyway?
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by amouat 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Freelance/Contract UK/Remote. Software/Web developer. Lots of Java experience, also Clojure, Python, Javascript and C. Currently based in Edinburgh. http://www.adrianmouat.com P.S. I'm consider
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by amouat 13y ago
jquery is at number 19 on the full list with 197 of 10,000 projects using it. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Alceaf46X4GPdHh... However, I have no idea how they chose the projects or arrived at this numbe
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by amouat 13y ago
I'm trying to update mine at the minute. I'm currently working on getting a few recommendations. http://www.adrianmouat.com Any advice welcome. Maybe we should turn this into a ask/show hn submission?

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