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by bradhe 13y ago
Better yet, if they are checked in, rotate them and don't check in the new keys. Make them an environment variable instead.
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by bradhe 13y ago
You put it on HN and when it didn't move you gave up? What else did you try?
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by bradhe 13y ago
The "ceremony" you're talking about has nothing to do with the language itself and everything to do with the community. You can write Java and not use the factory pattern, you know. Hell, Scala is one INSANELY complicated l
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by bradhe 13y ago
This comment is laughable at best. Ignorant might be a better word for it.
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by bradhe 13y ago
Other incubator. It failed in early 2012, a little over a year after it was founded and probably 6 months too late. I'm now working at one of the other startups from my batch, and things are going great. It was really tough to pull the
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by bradhe 13y ago
Was mostly with the author right up until he shows an example of the worst possible unit test. Testing the implementation and not the intent. This feels like how Spring must have been born. Trying to think of an alternative, and I think I w
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by bradhe 13y ago
This is truly awesome. I have been wanting this semanticto supplement my queues for a long time and was dressing adopting an operationally more complicated tool like Kafka, not to mention all the effort that would be needed to port code.
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by bradhe 13y ago
This article is really bad. The arguments against ZK are completely subjective. The pros for Doozer are "it works" which is hardly an evaluation. The features in the pros for etcd are all present in ZK.
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by bradhe 13y ago
I have no idea what this is.
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by bradhe 13y ago
Ansible is great, but I've just burned an entire day (well, half a day) fighting bugs in it after doing a pip install --upgrade. So IMHO: The model is sound but it's still really unstable.
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by bradhe 13y ago
Is Internet scale bigger or smaller than web scale?
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by bradhe 13y ago
Somewhat off topic, but this article perfectly shows how difficult taking full advantage of a multi-core environment truly is, and how lacking a lot of our tools are. Granted, this is an extreme example.
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by bradhe 13y ago
Ah, s3cmd then!
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by bradhe 13y ago
Does...it really matter?
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by bradhe 13y ago
> S3 static-site-only version of Heroku You mean...a CDN?
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by bradhe 13y ago
The whole HN password thing is sketchy, but I'm not super tied to my account so I went ahead and tried to register. It's telling me that my HN account doesn't exist, though. What's up with that??
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by bradhe 13y ago
Call me picky but the language in the titles of these types of articles indicates to me that the authors don't really understand investing. Thalmic didn't "get" $14.5mil as if they were chosen by some lottery or via some contest. They raise
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by bradhe 13y ago
Ah, so your argument is a semantic one.
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by bradhe 13y ago
Amazing to see the on-prem chops of a company who is so cloud-oriented.
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by bradhe 13y ago
> giving them Aid
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First look at Google Compute Engine(mark.chmarny.com)
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Work life balance is a myth.(futureofwork.glider.com)
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by bradhe 13y ago
This guy is a genius. He got 5mil people to tap incessantly on their screens with such a simple mechanic!
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by bradhe 13y ago
I find OSX is a very powerful Unix with a very usable window manager. I spend almost all my time in iTerm anyway. Plus the machines themselves are the best damn laptops I've ever used.
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Orchestrate.io lands $3mil seed round to build new database as a service(gigaom.com)
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by bradhe 13y ago
I totally agree that packaging and dependency management is Go's weak spot, and I've experienced similar issues. That said, I wouldn't blame this on golang per-se. I have run in to the same issues in Ruby, although versioning is a bit bet
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by bradhe 13y ago
Static analysis alone seems like a truly poor way of judging "defects" in any non-trivial system.
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by bradhe 13y ago
Not sure on the bankrupt you one. I've seen it happen a lot, but I'd you have runway (which you should) and it gets short, that is probably a signal that you should realistically assess your position.
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by bradhe 13y ago
This describes what I'm seeing as well. If you've got a good team with a good product and a good chance of becoming a business, it doesn't seem to be any more difficult than normal to find the appropriate level of financing.
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by bradhe 13y ago
> has the home flipping bubble just moved over to the startup world? If this is "flipping" anything, it's flipping the team. I doubt there was much of a pay out for this.

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