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by chazu 5y ago
Personally, I would recommend listening to Thoughtworks' Techonology Podcast. Their approach in general to running in the cloud is a pretty good one, which I'd characterize as platform engineering-centric. Anything Will Larsen wri
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by chazu 5y ago
This article touches on a couple of the problems with SRE-ism as its currently understood/practiced at a lot of organizations: > SREs aren’t necessarily organized as part of development or IT ops teams. SRE teams should be compris
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by chazu 5y ago
Raylib is fantastic fun, very much looking forward to seeing your progress.
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by chazu 5y ago
This is really exciting - congratulations to the team and all the contributors. For those who already know "what smalltalk is all about" but are looking to get into Pharo and get something done, I recommend Pharo by Example and De
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by chazu 7y ago
The Planiverse by A. K. Dewdney is also a great read on this subject - its less of an allegory than Flatland and focuses more on what the physiology and society of 2D life might look like. Worth a look.
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by chazu 9y ago
Stop smoking pot. Learn more math, its actually really cool. Try not to be so damn edgy all the time, it's embarrassing. Learn to control your spending. Oh, and switch your damn major to Comp Sci, music is a waste of time AND money.
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by chazu 9y ago
One can't really fault REST for the flawed implementations - Fielding's thesis is very explicit about what REST is and isn't. Just because something becomes an often-misapplied buzzword doesn't say anything negative abou
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by chazu 9y ago
I've only glanced at your project as I need to minimize my HN time this morning but it looks fascinating and I hope to circle back around to it soon!
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by chazu 11y ago
Nicely done - Would love to read through the source, or a post-mortem describing the challenges in implementation.
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by chazu 11y ago
I agree - there's nothing wrong with the original Dear Github letter - github is a big company with lots of inertia, being called out on failing to support the growth of their OSS community isn't going to hurt their feelings but i
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by chazu 11y ago
Superpowers is shaping up to be something really incredible. I'm so glad that Sparklin Labs has decided to open source this project. It really iterates on what made CraftStudio special. I just hope I have enough free time to do some ha
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by chazu 11y ago
Dear "Dear 'Dear Github'", I found your letter to be patronizing and facile. Saying "I could explain X but it should be obvious" is a good indication that your snarky post is lacking substance.
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by chazu 11y ago
Very cool - this gets me pumped up to design a counterweight system to stow my treadmill desk like a murphy bed when not in use. I wish this site had an RSS feed though, would love to get updates in a reader.
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by chazu 11y ago
Very cool indeed - pair this with 'watch' and you have instant ASCII monitoring tools implemented as http endpoints.
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by chazu 11y ago
Medication errors and adverse drug events are a terrifyingly common cause of hospitalization and even death, especially in the elderly. Thankfully some companies are really doing neat things to try and improve the quality of care that elder
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by chazu 11y ago
BRB shaving my face.
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by chazu 11y ago
I'm not a doctor, but I imagine that using this device on someone without any air in their lungs might cause some sort of bleeding or abrasion in the lung tissue. Of course, if I'm choking I ccould care less... ...I'm terrifi
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by chazu 11y ago
The device(s) in question are merely syringes with masks and a tube connected. If we assume that the average citizen in the developed world is OK with current levels of spending on public health with respect to emergency medical treatment,
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by chazu 11y ago
Looks really awesome, I echo ibdknox's sentiments - I'm a bit suprised not to see Pandora's Vox ( http://folksonomy.co/?permalink=2299 ) by Humdog ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carmen_Herm
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by chazu 11y ago
Games writing is currently a race to the bottom in terms of seeing who can render the most meandering, self-important quasi-review of game X. My personal theory is that the phenomenon of absurdly self-important critics accompanies the legit
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by chazu 11y ago
I cringe at the trend of describing speech as 'violent'. Its a small but important distinction between 'violent speech' and 'speech about or encouraging violence'.
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by chazu 11y ago
> Computer as a service Next up: Breathing as a service.
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by chazu 11y ago
Vexflow has been on my list of things to play with for a long long time - I'm glad to see it's getting lots of love from people with more motivation/skill/time than myself. I think music education is definitely ready for
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by chazu 11y ago
I fully expect to be downvoted to oblivion for pointing this out, however it seems to me that the supposition that the word 'bro' is inherently 'misogynistic' is not only absurd (bro is simply a shortening of the word br
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by chazu 11y ago
Very neat project - Looks like a fun, nostalgic diversion for me. Also, big ups for the Computer Chronicles footage in your video, really takes me back.
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by chazu 11y ago
I definitely identify with the point about alarm fatigue: as a web developer who is used to spelunking for errors with a single stack trace, seeing 1000 warnings scroll by when compiling a large project (especially someone else's) can
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by chazu 11y ago
General consensus among channers is that this is a bad thing, primarily because of Hiroyuki's shady history - he was ousted from 2ch after selling user data and offering to delete content in exchange for money - clients allegedly inclu
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by chazu 11y ago
Most of the time I've spent with Cucumber in actual work projects has been wasted on trying to write steps to wrap idiosyncratic UI patterns which aren't handled out of the box - of course its been years since then and the UI on t
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by chazu 11y ago
Does 'sl' count? Because it should...
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by chazu 11y ago
A couple of neat options here: Look into urwid first, which is a full TUI framework in python. Also consider using libcaca, which has excellent python bindings but is generally used for flashier stuff than simple utilities (text-based demos

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