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by brown9-2 10y ago
In your Docker driven development process, did everybody started using docker on their development machine too? Yes. The build scripts produce an image as well as a JAR. It doesn't do anyone any good to have the knowledge of how to p
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by brown9-2 10y ago
This is essentially the idea behind The Wirecutter.
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by brown9-2 10y ago
Let's actually examine the claims: Among the deep-sixed or suppressed topics on the list: former IRS official Lois Lerner, who was accused by Republicans of inappropriately scrutinizing conservative groups; Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker
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by brown9-2 10y ago
Why has Congress not shut it down? I don't think anybody really likes the TSA, so I can't imagine there'd be too much opposition to a bill abolishing them Good luck finding someone who wants to be the anti-airport-security
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by brown9-2 11y ago
One issue with this strategy is that you can now only deploy that container/image on hosts with the file containing the image-specific secrets. If you want to have a large pool of generic hosts that can run any image, then you've
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by brown9-2 11y ago
The map also shows Fab, which I think shows it's age.
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by brown9-2 11y ago
How much time do you leave aside in your interview for the candidate to interview you?
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F.B.I. Tried to Defeat Encryption 10 Years Ago, Files Show(nytimes.com)
2 points by brown9-2 11y ago|1 comments
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by brown9-2 11y ago
What is the purpose of the backlog of deploys? For example, let's say 50 commits all land on master within the same second. Why break those into many deployments stretched across hours instead of deploying them all in the next event? I
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by brown9-2 11y ago
Even if Amazon.com uses AWS (the extent of which seems it may be a mixture of marketing hype and urban legend), there are many ways AWS could fail that affects customers but leaves Amazon.com unaffected.
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by brown9-2 11y ago
We are at the point now where if you are surprised by the serious journalism going on at Buzzfeed, it just means you have not been paying attention.
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by brown9-2 11y ago
Look at the section "DNS Pushes".
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by brown9-2 11y ago
And how do you tell 100s of hosts to install that `node-backend` package?
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by brown9-2 11y ago
Gerrit is being used by many large open source projects, It should be worth noting that those large open source projects have very, very different needs than a small development team working on a product together. The open source project
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by brown9-2 11y ago
Allowing someone to push branches to the "central" repository versus requiring them to have forks of it is functionally the same thing, assuming you set up branch protection for master.
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by brown9-2 11y ago
The story was first published 6.5 hours ago. This is premature.
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by brown9-2 11y ago
(That's not banksy)
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by brown9-2 11y ago
A law firm whose sole business is establishing companies on paper in tax havens, so not quite your average firm.
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by brown9-2 11y ago
This assumes all inefficiency is accidental, or done out of a lack of knowledge.
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by brown9-2 11y ago
Use `rebase --interactive` so you can have a better idea of what is going on.
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by brown9-2 11y ago
You can do this today with the Job DSL plugin.
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by brown9-2 11y ago
Putting your money into Vanguard requires more investing knowledge (picking which ETF, how to spread investment) and is not nearly as easy, nice to use as betterment You could also just pick a couple of already-well-diversified index fund
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Google Data Center 360° Tour(youtube.com)
3 points by brown9-2 11y ago|0 comments
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by brown9-2 11y ago
Yes on US east coast, started about 5 minutes ago
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by brown9-2 11y ago
Well, "developer" is not even an option for occupation in this survey.
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by brown9-2 11y ago
If you manage to hire them, they will be bored. If they are bored, they will leave you for Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, … – places where their expertise is actually needed. If they are not bored, chances are they are pretty mediocr
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by brown9-2 11y ago
I think there are some big holes in the list of occupations. Let's say you work in a place with a "microservices" architecture. You write in Java or Ruby or another language. Which occupation are you on this list? Why is ther
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by brown9-2 11y ago
Service Discovery often removes the need for load balancers. Let the clients discover where all the instances of Service X are and build the clients to handle failures to connect to individual instances.
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by brown9-2 11y ago
You shouldn't need every single microservice to talk to every single other microservice. If so, you have a design problem.
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by brown9-2 11y ago
All of that could be automated.

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