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by brentjanderson 9y ago
For those asking what problem this solves - it solves my problem. We have scripts for automating onboarding/terminations, services that authenticate with AD that don’t support SSO yet, etc. This fills a niche we definitely have.
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by brentjanderson 9y ago
I believe that is not strictly a requirement anymore: https://github.com/kubernetes/kops/blob/master/docs/aws.md#c...
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by brentjanderson 9y ago
From the description, it sounds like perhaps they transpile Java Bytecode to Javascript? > Based on CheerpJ, a solution to convert Java applications to JavaScript, the Applet Viewer extension compiles the Java applet on the fly, without
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by brentjanderson 10y ago
Getting from zero to fun as fast as possible is key. Open up the DOM tools, show them a couple things, and step back. Be attentive to questions, encourage students to share their discoveries. Show them the console and how to show a prompt,
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by brentjanderson 10y ago
I found that choosing to build a family has been the most rewarding decision I've made, including a couple failed startups and an adequately successful venture. Learning and growing have always been objectives for me, but the big pictu
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Full-Stack Redux (2015)(teropa.info)
2 points by brentjanderson 10y ago|0 comments
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by brentjanderson 11y ago
The license is interesting - on their [primary website]( https://sourcegraph.com/ ) (Scroll down to Pricing), the pricing section indicates that teams using the "Core" feature set do not have a set limit. Any number
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JFK Displays Actual Wait Times Using Beacons That Monitor Mobile Phones(blipsystems.com)
88 points by brentjanderson 11y ago|98 comments
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by brentjanderson 11y ago
Immersive sci-fi teambuilding experience - like Disneyland's star tours but for hours.
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by brentjanderson 11y ago
I think the article is referring more to enterprise installations for firewalls - I don't think we're worried about 100G internet to domestic endpoints any time soon. Domestic use will still make sense, likely for years to come. I
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by brentjanderson 12y ago
Here is a very rough translation from my POV: > The theory of reinforcement learning provides a normative account, deeply rooted in psychological and neuroscientific perspectives on animal behaviour, of how agents may optimize their cont
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by brentjanderson 12y ago
Nodejitsu's Private NPM code getting released is rather exciting - there are certainly a number of paid and open source alternative's, but I would imagine Nodejitsu's version is quite good. That's an exciting consequence
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by brentjanderson 12y ago
Agreed as well, with the one qualifier - "yet". It was not very long ago that Meteor lacked something as simple as authentication and method protections. While it's not clear when some of these features will arrive 100%, they
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by brentjanderson 12y ago
Deployment depends on where you want to run it. Builds into tarballs that can be deployed pretty directly onto EC2 or other hosting services. It does require a VPS or equivalent system (LAMP hosts won't run Meteor). I understand Heroku
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by brentjanderson 12y ago
Even at "especially large scale" there are things that can be done to support unique scale cases, including swapping out database drivers and other components that don't work as well as you might need. Although this may be co
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by brentjanderson 12y ago
Phonegap development is still phonegap development, even with Meteor. That said, I built a prototype chat app and deployed to iOS in about an hour. It really was that easy, and the app runs terrifically well. The "write once, run anywh
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by brentjanderson 12y ago
In terms of complexity, the software I'm developing in Meteor has a lot of moving parts (animation, physics, artificial intelligence, and hardware integrations) and Meteor has handled it all tremendously well. In terms of user scale, I
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by brentjanderson 12y ago
Interesting that this follows on the heels of the Popcorn Time DMCA takedown: https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/master/2014-07-11-MPAA.m... EDIT: Also here: https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2F
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by brentjanderson 12y ago
Experiments with Redis and other databases have been done, so SQL support will almost certainly arrive at some point.
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Netcore, Netis routers have hardcoded password(networkworld.com)
3 points by brentjanderson 12y ago|0 comments
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by brentjanderson 12y ago
This begs the followup question, "What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen Tesla?"
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by brentjanderson 12y ago
The SSL requirement is built-in to Chrome, it's one of the security requirements for safe microphone usage. Annyang and anything else using the microphone will always be subject to this requirement.
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by brentjanderson 12y ago
Wonder if the NSA can provide copies... ;)
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by brentjanderson 13y ago
Arunoda does make a lot of great contributions to the Meteor community. MongoDB oplog tailing was actually introduced by him earlier ( http://meteorhacks.com/lets-scale-meteor.html ). Although the core Meteor team probably ha
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Middle Earth Demographics and Statistics(lotrproject.com)
1 points by brentjanderson 14y ago|0 comments