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by bouk 7y ago
Excel is an amazing tool, and if this becomes the Excel of the ML space then it will be a great success
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by bouk 7y ago
Can’t really say what’s going on here without seeing some code.
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by bouk 8y ago
You can do that with a direct link too: bash <(curl -s https://gitlab.com/grownetics/devops/raw/ef053050065c4928714... )
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by bouk 8y ago
Books aren't priced by the number of pages
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by bouk 8y ago
It doesn’t work with setuid binaries
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by bouk 8y ago
DigitalOcean is able to hire in the Netherlands and Germany.
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by bouk 8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHf1vD5_b5I
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by bouk 9y ago
On HN I saw this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4156478 (you can see my comment on it too https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4157074 ) Through that I contacted the author, we became friends, hu
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by bouk 9y ago
tptacek exploits computers for a living, so it's glorious for him :)
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by bouk 9y ago
At some point browsers will stop allowing certificates that are not logged through CT
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Doubling Go's template performance by generating code(bouk.co)
1 points by bouk 10y ago|0 comments
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by bouk 10y ago
Yep we run Go for some infrastructure and ops kind of things, but the main app you hit when you visit any Shopify store is 100% Rails
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My experience creating a Telegram Bot(bouk.co)
2 points by bouk 10y ago|0 comments
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by bouk 10y ago
I'm so excited about this. Having wasted lots of time migrating Shopify to use npm for JS package management, it seems that yarn fixes everything that had been a nuisance with it. Woo!
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by bouk 10y ago
ES6 only defined syntax for modules, it didn't define a way to load modules, that's a different standard
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by bouk 10y ago
`defer` mostly makes sense when there's multiple exit paths (returns) or if there's a chance any of the code panics. Neither is the case in this instance, so just doing it like that is fine. There is also a slight overhead for def
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by bouk 10y ago
I doubt a significant number of people use that feature to make it worth for them to spend time implementing it
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by bouk 10y ago
Nice one! Not surprising to see cryptocoin implementers make all the classic security mistakes
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Adding some context to Go(bouk.co)
1 points by bouk 10y ago|0 comments
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by bouk 10y ago
I've added etag support
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by bouk 10y ago
It does explain it though, as they all implement `http.FileSystem` which constrains what tricks you can pull of
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by bouk 10y ago
Ego is as fast as it gets for tenplating, as it compiles the template to Go code. It probably doesn't matter that much performance wise in this case, I would've used it either way.
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by bouk 10y ago
Yep etags is on my list of things to implement
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Static files in Go(bouk.co)
90 points by bouk 10y ago|21 comments
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by bouk 10y ago
Seems kind of sketchy to be saying "safe & secure" but not even bothering to set up HTTPS for your website
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How to steal any developer's local database(bouk.co)
3 points by bouk 10y ago|1 comments
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by bouk 10y ago
I know this doesn't help you, but the best fix for this would be for App Engine to implement letsencrypt support directly, so they can automatically provision and renew certificates for anyone that uses app engine
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by bouk 10y ago
Seems like this is what mutexes were invented for
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by bouk 10y ago
I felt super sick when trying the Oculus DK2, but had no issues whatsoever with the Oculus CV1/HTC Vive
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by bouk 10y ago
Calling Brazil a "poor-3rd-world-nation" is really ignorant, as it has a development index similar to Mexico, Turkey, Iran, Cuba: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_Human_Dev...

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