bauerd

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   by bauerd 9y ago

   I build an nginx Docker image that serves the Jekyll output and push that. I have an Ansible docker_container task that pulls and runs it. Done, couldn't be happier.
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   by bauerd 9y ago

   I travelled with Flixbus lots of times over the last couple of years and their WiFi is either broken or completely overloaded. Toilets commonly didn't have toilet paper or were downright unusable. Even more fun was that the Bundespoliz
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   by bauerd 9y ago

   >Much of the toxic behaviour in the tech industry can be traced back to Linus "getting away with it". I think you're grossly overestimating the impact Linus' rants have on the industry.
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   by bauerd 9y ago

   onbuild tags are deprecated: https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/issues/207... … although using an onbuild image here wouldn't hurt
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   by bauerd 9y ago

   Sometimes you don't even get an error, only warnings, and still the thing won't compile … Also, overfull hbox. Still don't have an idea how this happens so often, even less why I should bother
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   by bauerd 9y ago

   Not sure what you're after here. Remote doesn't imply "couped up in sterile, quiet home office". Remote just means no physical presence required
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   by bauerd 9y ago

   Yes, true. But still, having the compiler reject breaking changes when there should be none already goes a long way
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   by bauerd 9y ago

   >* you can never be certain that the maintainer actually follows it Elm enforces semantic versioning with its type system, and one can also print the diff of values/functions between separate package versions. In principle, this is
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   by bauerd 9y ago

   def common_prefix(strs) strs.map(&:chars) .reduce(&:zip) .map(&:flatten) .take_while { |xs| xs.uniq.one? } .map(&:uniq) .join end
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    I'm not sure what your argument is. Is it (a) that tax avoidance is morally justified, (b) morally justified only in the business context or (c) not of concern, because the business and the moral are two separate contexts?
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    >we should not cause regressions >and the corollary is that when regressions do occur, we should admit to them and fix them, instead of blaming user space Clearly he is aware that they did cause a regression as the mailing list po
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    These are normative, not descriptive statements.
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    I don't think there's the one real question. Of course you can always ask "So what?"
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    OT: Can someone explain why 3 votes made this the 3rd post on the frontpage?
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    Yeah I understand the difference between the two but I was wondering why people prefer Vagrant over Docker for development environments.
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    I was a long-time Vagrant user but recently switched almost completely to Docker (Compose). What features does Docker miss that make people keep using Vagrant?
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    I remember Flattr from a long time ago, when some German podcasters made a push for it. Thought it was a great idea at that time. If I remember correctly, it was a small square button with the number of tippers below it and upon click one&#
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    >need to plug those headphones into a DAC with a stereo input Don't have one. >need to plug them into a TV or game system Don't have either. You're completely right that I need adapters but that doesn't mean I&#x27
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    When there's a decent wireless competitor to the headphones I already have. When there's cheap wireless in-ears on the market.
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    Im not ok with it in every other scenario, I just swallow it often times because e.g. making a switch away from my MacBook would be prohibitively costly for me and I'll rather endure these "mild inconveniences" (dongle for Ci
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    I get where you're coming from but the "What's one more?" idea is what led to this whole donglemania. Dongles are conceived of bridges into a brighter future but no thanks I'll happily live in the past for now.
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    I spent a good amount of money on decent headphones and if I can't use them with my phone without a dongle that's a no-no. I get that "the future is portless" but the future hasn't arrived yet and until then I'
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    And I'm not gonna play the "Guess other peoples' arguments" game. The pictures are sexist because they're sexist and if I want to know what makes them sexist I should find some resources that come to the same conclu
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    Of course you would, the stock photography style is used extensively in the "Head First" book series: http://www.headfirstlabs.com/index.php Edit: I'd also dispute that the photos depict anything remotely sex
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    Can you please elaborate what is discriminating about the photos/FAQ contents?
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    What's sexist? The photos?
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    Pointless self-censorship is my trigger
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    Made OS X's ssh-agent remember my passphrase today
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    Are you sure about the doses? Doesn't sound overly therapeutic to me tbh
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    by bauerd 9y ago

    Because I like FreeBSD and if the kernel's compat layer got the job done, why not?