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by cik 8y ago
We just went through this cycle - ultimately we build packages (debs) and dockers, for deployment within VMs. Our build process - depending on the component pushes the deb to repos, or uses the deb in the docker. After trying to replace pi
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by cik 8y ago
Frequently I do the same - fork, fix, or change, and I'll rarely push it back. Mostly, I don't want to deal with the community, egos, or icons. A couple of decades ago, it was really bad. I'd keep email addresses and pseudony
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by cik 8y ago
Definitely would be, thanks!
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by cik 8y ago
Depends on the bakhlava. Pistachio, honey, those I find are done pretty well - but North Americans completely fail at dates...
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by cik 8y ago
Exactly this. Many of the foods we get outside of our cultural norms, just don't compare to the real thing - which in turn drives people to dislike the real deal. There's an enormous difference between the Turkish Delight sold in
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by cik 8y ago
Somewhere along this thread it became an indictment of Jira. I've spent a tonne of time over the years at multiple orgs both using Jira and trying to move away from it. 10 years later.. I'm back on Jira and won't move. The i
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by cik 8y ago
I've never had a good System 76 experience - and lordy do I wish I did. I'd like nothing more than to buy a Linux supported laptop from a vendor, and continue to support OSS. I've System76'd, ThinkPengiun'd, etc...
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by cik 8y ago
First, breathe. There's no single answer for you - and no answer that works for everyone. Everything ebbs and flows - and you'll find different things that worked for you in the past, don't work at the current juncture (and
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by cik 8y ago
Agreed - I loved gnome back in the 1.9 days, though I bounced between that and ratpoison a fair bit. Remember with Ximian was a thing, solidly making Gnome not only better but (to me) an appreciably better desktop? Until Yorba tried to ro
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by cik 8y ago
Agreed - DO isn't a PaaS. That's was silly of me.
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by cik 8y ago
They have their instances, sure but that's different than being a PaaS. It's about more than just compute now. When it's not then commodity is commodity, like Atlantic and Viper - they both have Api supports.
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by cik 8y ago
Totally fair, and I never missed it because I have a different approach. I always open the shell and execute my commands in it - regardless of screen/tmux, a straight bash shell, or xterms(etc). I have a crazy amount of automatic gener
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by cik 8y ago
The reality is that they solve very different things. Part of what you're getting with AWS, GCP, Azure (DO, etc) is API support, and a big set of features. I view the big ones as a PaaS, and 'smaller' players as IaaS. Ultima
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by cik 8y ago
Fair question. My environments are different now, so I have no need to have a session last that long. My longest screen session, like yours was years. My current longest tmux session goes back to April 23 2018. Admittedly, I'd hope t
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by cik 8y ago
Tmux is another one of those tools whose siren call I'd avoided for a good decade, continuing to rely on GNU Screen. Then, for the last time I reconnected to a split screen and screen lost my splits and tabs - it was enough for me. Two
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by cik 8y ago
I work on them during work hours - on my own gear, as I desire, just never in the office. I used to feel bad about it - I don't. The reality is that in tech, we work all sorts of hours, all over the place, on all sorts of things. Part
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For safety’s sake, we must slow innovation in internet-connected things(technologyreview.com)
2 points by cik 8y ago|0 comments
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by cik 8y ago
I have a bunch of docker wrappers for restarting various things. I have some GNU Make targets, flake8, ansible-playbook calls that I run, some django targets. Since I structure things similarly, I'm 100% okay with the idea that a spe
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by cik 8y ago
I have some code that automatically builds virtualenvs for me - in directories (it overrides cd). With vscode, I can change the python interpreter, simply by giving it knowledge of where I store my venvs... with one variable! I can't e
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by cik 8y ago
I can't Sublime in any way - and I say that having tried TextMate on OSX a decade or so back. Sublime just isn't VIM in so many different ways, it hurts. Neither is VSCode - but the varying tradeoffs are solidly worth it (IMHO).
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by cik 8y ago
Ah... copypasta ho. code --install-extension batisteo.vscode-django code --install-extension bibhasdn.django-html code --install-extension Compulim.compulim-vscode-closetag code --install-extension donjayamanne.jupyter code --install-extens
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by cik 8y ago
A tonne of them, all managed by pathogen. I actually have a chunk of my bashrc that automatically reinfects my vimdir. Below are the ones I can easily grab. I also have a tonne of homebrew over the years, and a love/hate relationshi
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by cik 8y ago
I've been using VI since the 90's and VIM since... well the 90's. VSCode is the first IDE I've been able to live, and happily. It blows my mind. I have a tonne of tooling around automated python environments, vim plugin
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Ask HN: Development Styles on Complex Tasks?
5 points by cik 8y ago|1 comments
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by cik 8y ago
There's working to live, and living to work - it sounds like you've been focused on the latter, as opposed to the former. If you're focused on the latter, your relative happiness will be directly connected to the success of
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by cik 8y ago
I maintain two browsers - a secure one, and an insecure one. The insecure setup runs in a VM, and the profile is on a disk shared from the host - where the host side symlinks the associated directory to /dev/null. Seeing that any
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by cik 8y ago
I maintain three sets of backups - two personally, and one with a third party service. For the personal backups, I keep one at home (second location) and another in the office. In both cases, I rely on rsnapshot ( http://rsnapshot
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by cik 8y ago
There are plenty of reasons to learn a language - but Java in particular is a great learning tool. Whilst I don't enjoy developing in it (or its derivatives), I think that it's a great language to help people clearly understand c
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by cik 8y ago
Exactly this, exactly my issue.
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by cik 8y ago
The real reason they opted to do this, is make mobile firewalling more of a pain. If each application talked to the specific (types of) google services they needed, firewalling would be easier. Instead, users cannot have a global rule to bl

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