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by bauerd 8y ago
Please elaborate why PHP is an inadequate tool for developing multi-platform, network-intensive applications?
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by bauerd 8y ago
OP asked what stops people from switching to BSD. I agreed that for me, too, the missing Docker toolchain/runtime is a dealbreaker for me, as I have to work with these technologies on a daily basis. As Docker and friends see rapid ad
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by bauerd 8y ago
I'm well aware that there's tons of time proven software that serves us well and will continue to do so for some decades. Yes, most of this is not written in the PL/framework combo du jour, true. You seem to think I want ever
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by bauerd 8y ago
It's not about current market share but about adoption rates. Which container technology/toolset/ecosystem is more likely to be adopted by the average software shop today?
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by bauerd 8y ago
* Because my company runs OCI images (aka uses Docker), not jails. * Because you can't orchestrate jails with Kubernetes, and that's what my company uses. Docker won over the industry, jails and friends did not.
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by bauerd 8y ago
Yeah, but the question is whether a DAG is a good mental model for a VCS. Just because that's the underlying data structure doesn't mean it has to be the user interface too.
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by bauerd 8y ago
That's a wave animation and lots of happy text. At least show some language snippets? I wonder who upvoted this and why
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by bauerd 8y ago
>The language for the 21st century should be business oriented, English-like and not dependent on native types. Not sure this is a popular opinion as presented by the author? I'd say the most sought-after PL features would be expres
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by bauerd 8y ago
Kubernetes Edit: Tons of others, really
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by bauerd 8y ago
I'm from Germany and I find it sounds disturbing as well, never heard of such thing before. However according to some this apparently is common industry practice. So I wonder, what exactly happens at a sexual harassment training?
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by bauerd 8y ago
They should make this more prominent, now I get what it does Edit: Is a backup mechanism implemented? It's for persistent data, right?
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by bauerd 8y ago
I had my unobfuscated email in my HN profile for no more than 2 weeks, and received a couple of cold mails in turn (to this date, actually).
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by bauerd 8y ago
Calendar UIs commonly demand stuff like auto-refreshing, datetime selects, drag-dropping items around, resizing those, list goes on. Please elaborate how you'd build a "simple solution" that does not resort to client-side ren
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by bauerd 8y ago
This is true, the author seems to imply that it's somehow possible to always avoid complex UI state. Might be true for some UIs, but definitely not for all (e.g. a calendar UI would suck big time when rendered exclusively on the server
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by bauerd 8y ago
Yeah but their recovery estimates were completely off. Pulls, hooks, checks and issues still are unusable
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by bauerd 8y ago
Is there an OCI runtime for one of the BSDs available? I saw some commit messages in the containerd repository mentioning OpenBSD, but afaik running containers on BSD is still not officially supported?
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by bauerd 8y ago
Great answer, thanks for taking the time!
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by bauerd 8y ago
What do you mean by eating the young?
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by bauerd 8y ago
Which PL features could replace comments in natural language in your opinion?
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by bauerd 8y ago
Hence the question.
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by bauerd 8y ago
Where would I start? I know next to nothing about that guy besides the headlines about the drug price raise. Wikipedia doesn't paint a brighter picture either tbh.
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by bauerd 8y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with this. It's one of many HN debates that boil down to whether X is the right tool. Thing is, you can't judge about the usefulness of a tool without factoring in its users. If you and your team have experi
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by bauerd 8y ago
No one who's in a position to decide about COBOL's replacement has any strong incentives to do so. You don't want to be the one exec who made that risky move and crushed half their bank's tech foundation in the process.
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by bauerd 8y ago
You happen to have a link at hand? I'm curious
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by bauerd 8y ago
>Basically, imagine if a Redux reducer could dispatch further actions. You can achieve the same by using redux-saga[0], then writing a generator function ("saga") that inspects dispatched actions, and potentially triggers a sid
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by bauerd 8y ago
I'm 25 and it's the same for me completely. Working from home doesn't work for me, I need to get out in the morning or I never leave home state of mind. Same goes for leaving.
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by bauerd 8y ago
Don't you miss the trackpad? It's what keeps me from switching on the hardware side
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by bauerd 8y ago
* Google search (esp. the non-JS version) * GitHub * ia.net and some of their work * dict.cc
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by bauerd 8y ago
The love Emacs config files tend to get never ceases to amaze me :-)
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by bauerd 8y ago
Yes! As it stands right now, my current MBP will be my last one as I'm by now willing to migrate back to Linux/FreeBSD after quite some years. If they throw out the shitty touch bar thing from the Pro lineup and give the next mode

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