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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Agreed. Docker was suppose to inherently be about small containers. Vendors just choose to use the largest Linux base image out there.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Been using sublime, code and atom. Atom seems to freak out in unexpected ways and has the downside of spewing tose node.js errors. Code and sublime just seem more solid. I don't need explosions in my editor when I'm focused.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Great read, I especially liked the mum references.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
There's also major political tensions with the Saudi's and Iran. Some have predicted that if a war were to break out oil would rush back to $100 per barrel. Also, Iran must first past nuclear inspections before they are able to li
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Makes me think having a pay-forward dev rating for companies. More meaningful than if you have ping-pong and snacks.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
I think your questioning if that's the type of direction you want to take in your career. Anything can be learnt in time but ask yourself this before you do. Will you be happy working on a 20 year old codebase likely using old tech and
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Go to a developer meetup in your area. You'll be able to network, ping senior developers for ideas and get to know some local dev shops in the area. You could even walk out with a job, most folks are often looking for devs that attend
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
The problem isn't character limit. The problem is missing interesting Tweets. My timeline is flooded with new tweets. Better flagging to read later, algorithms that say you might find this most interesting, filtering would be welcome a
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Why is Docker not being used here?
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Consider a lead, team lead or architecture based role. If you want control of technical desicions, a regular management position won't give you what you are seeking. Also pay attention to politics. That becomes on of the main items to
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Use Google apps. Comes with drive for uploading stuff, word, excel, presentation stuff that allows real time editing. Always in sync.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Can someone explain aiohttp server vs wsgi? It seems wsgi is the old standard but now you can run a server right in python, kind of like node. Are people running aiohttp instead of wsgi? It seems like aiohttp can do everything that Flask ca
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Alpine looks great and has grsecurity baked in. I've been struggling to find a lightweight PHP image, they're all huge. I'm starting to see a big advantage for Go in the container world where I've seen containers 10MB in
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CircleCI and AWS ECR/ECS for Docker(blog.circleci.com)
2 points by cdnsteve 11y ago|0 comments
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QOR is the first E-commerce and CMS SDK written in Go(getqor.com)
3 points by cdnsteve 11y ago|0 comments
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Make sure your whois contact info is up to date, not whois guarded and works. The majority of domains I've sold privately, when the buyer directly seeks me out. Haven't had much luck in marketplaces.
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Ask HN: What would it take to free TypeScript from the JavaScript shackles?
2 points by cdnsteve 11y ago|1 comments
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Respectfully, I don't think this puts this project outside the scope of any other static site generators as listed. In my view a content only API would be more disruptive. A smart content API as a service could be used for any project.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
1. Things like graphql for rest apis will be the standard. There will be more mature languages and tools than ever to choose from. Swift will see some uptake as a web language. 2. Competition will disrupt JS as the only front-end language.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Work in a team with other experienced people. Trying to figure this out on your own is something that is tough to learn.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Learn, explore and work on things that gets you excited every day. If you're no longer excited or learning how to be better then you have some catching up to do. You don't need to write kernels, oil company etls, program mobile ap
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
What will the upgrade path from 4.2x be like to 5x? Do you have to re-write your apps or is it upgradable?
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Cool they are Canadian. Hope they have the sonar and turn lights patented though so they can split their business and sell add-on tech rather than a whole bike. I feel that's a much harder sell.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Just in time for Christmas!
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
You don't need a degree, most programmers are self taught. Take a basic idea and figure out how to go make it. Hands on experience and YouTube or Google is all you need.
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Every industry is fighting over anyone with a tech background. Having experience in multiple areas is more valuable I'd argue. Someone who can manage online campaigns, throw down some html, js should be able to get into pretty much any
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Node.js Version Usage in Commercial Projects(semaphoreci.com)
1 points by cdnsteve 11y ago|0 comments
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
This kind of stuff seems scary to me. One JavaScript engine decides to use this algorithm, another that. This type of change could lead to higher potential of bugs and unexpected behaviour, the average developer just can't figure out
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Squash is my new favorite thing. It's a fantastic high energy workout for the mind and body. You can do an hour session and that's all you need. Perfect partner game. Snowboarding, although I've been doing it for so long I&#x
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by cdnsteve 11y ago
Some environments cannot handle all the churn. Things breaking for no reason are delivering no value to the customer or your product.

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