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by carrja99 10y ago
This is likely going to be 100% ignored since I'm late to the party on this but my wife's experiences have been that true discrimination and difficulty doesn't rise until a female engineer tries to enter management. When she
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by carrja99 10y ago
It is unfortunate that Ansible has a complete lack of test cases around core modules and, as a result, people act surprise when they're broken in a new release. For example see this fairly critical defect with the s3 module in today&#x
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by carrja99 10y ago
I feel like this being #1 on hacker news is someone's way of trying to say it's damning evidence against CoreOS' security model and why you should steer clear of it. Of course they found issues in an alpha release. Happens al
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by carrja99 10y ago
very artisanal
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Managing Your Macbook with Ansible(blog.james-carr.org)
4 points by carrja99 11y ago|0 comments
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by carrja99 11y ago
Funny I know a lot of people with remote jobs who have kids. Often times than not the employer will pay for a co-working space if it is needed.
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by carrja99 11y ago
I thought the title said "How Thanos Misled Me" ... would like that better. :-D
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by carrja99 11y ago
Most likely they just have the same API keys
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by carrja99 11y ago
Pretty sure the parent is commenting on the sheer volume of tweets from the account.
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by carrja99 11y ago
It once looked like a swimming pool. From the wikipedia entry you linked: "According to the USGS topographical map published in 1977, the area was approximately 0.25 km2 (62 acres). However, in recent years the pond has shrunk consider
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by carrja99 11y ago
The "busy with morning meetings" Billy referred to in his email was him speaking about winning startup weekend at a local entrepreneur group, sans his team. I think the camera shot is poor though, it probably wasn't that empt
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by carrja99 11y ago
+1 I always go for the networking and the chance to be a "fish out of the water". This year I went purely for fun and wound up building a mobile chat app (which I had zero experience with) for my 5 year old daughter. It was a lot
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by carrja99 11y ago
Exactly. In fact as a team I believe they have the power to vote him off the team. Since he registered the name and domain they can simply come up with a new name, move the code to their new domain and continue working on the startup. Billy
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by carrja99 11y ago
From what I read Billy didn't make the arrangement, one of the developers did. The idea was that if the entire team of 9 didn't stick around to when the startup becomes successful then they at least get 0.4% equity for participati
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by carrja99 11y ago
Well this is what happens when you blare Islamophobia from all the twenty-four hour "news" channels.
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by carrja99 11y ago
I use evernote every day, multiple times a day. I don't care... I find it damn handy.
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by carrja99 11y ago
I too am let down over their broken promises. After $30 Million in seed funding you'd think they'd get their act together.
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by carrja99 11y ago
While the pixel resolution is 8-bit the palettes used remind me more of 16-bit games of the early 90s.
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by carrja99 11y ago
One solution you could do is use the Zapier webhook trigger to push data to google docs. Then write an application that iterates over the database table and fires a webhook with the JSON to that endpoint on Zapier. Should be a piece of cake
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by carrja99 11y ago
Mandrake was one of the first distros that I ever got to work on a laptop correctly. I'm shedding some nostalgic tears here!
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by carrja99 11y ago
The key difference between pypi and npm is that if you pull a package down and it depends on something==1.0.2 and you depend directly on the incompatible something==0.8.9 both version live together in peace because only request will use 1.0
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by carrja99 12y ago
And here I thought this was a post about the google.com source code being leaked. :-) I'd imagine that the rendered HTML is probably produced by a legacy system that stitches together a lot of different templates, some maybe even unint
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by carrja99 12y ago
I think the point is that great engineers can often be choosers as there is no shortage of jobs available to them. Given the choice between a job with shitty tools and one with great tools, he/she would choose the latter. Ditto when it
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by carrja99 12y ago
Oh yeah, being able to specify dockerfiles is golden. We actually use Makefiles to copy docker files from different directories for building, then copying them back. What a hassle it has been.
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by carrja99 12y ago
Holy shit you were right, that was a legit session title! https://innovationeye.wordpress.com/2006/03/22/sxsw-notes-be...
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by carrja99 12y ago
This is a big deal!
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Ted Cruz on Twitter: “Net Neutrality” Is Obamacare for the Internet(twitter.com)
3 points by carrja99 12y ago|1 comments
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by carrja99 12y ago
Thank you for this. I watched the video last night but was left a little out in the dark without any captions. Transcripts like this are a godsend for those of us with a hearing impairment!
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by carrja99 12y ago
My very first computer was a TRS-80... what a joy to hack on as a wonder eyed eight year old.
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Set Up TravisCI-like Continuous Integration with Docker and Jenkins(zapier.com)
8 points by carrja99 12y ago|1 comments

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