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by d23 11y ago
I thought it was a "Jepsen" device at first.
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by d23 11y ago
More advice: think in terms of iterations. You might be thinking of everything in terms of some holy grail platonic ideal of the project, when in fact you will hit a number of road bumps and change your mind along the way that may complete
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by d23 11y ago
That's what you got from the article? I got the opposite. It works fine until you start to have large, complex images where build time becomes a factor and the fundamental design of Docker starts to get in the way (e.g. how it manage
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Thoughts Evoked by CircleCI's July 2015 Outage(blog.mihasya.com)
82 points by d23 11y ago|5 comments
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Thoughts Evoked by CircleCI's July 2015 Outage(blog.mihasya.com)
1 points by d23 11y ago|0 comments
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by d23 11y ago
> I think "other careers don't require knowledge and ability like mine does" is the perfect example of illusory superiority. Actually that's plenty fine. Just do a quick thought experiment: a career like garbageman o
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by d23 11y ago
I appreciate the note, but at the risk of being offensive you took something that was quite reflective of the style and content of the article and made it sound dry and academic -- almost research-y. It may have outright reduced the clicks
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by d23 11y ago
> you merely hurl an implicit insult at anyone who hasn't seen this type of privilege escalation yet You and I have vastly different opinions on what constitutes privilege escalation.
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by d23 11y ago
I've never been a part of a comments section quite as dry as this one. I feel afraid of a shadowban if I make the slightest mistake. That sort of environment doesn't really foster the risk-taking that humor often requires.
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by d23 11y ago
Honestly it seems like the many layers of indirection would be a much bigger problem for complexity. It may not be bad in this situation, but it certainly takes more mental effort to comprehend than seeing a corresponding "right"
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by d23 11y ago
I agree. No idea why this is being linked or what I'm supposed to be looking for on the page.
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Disrupt(github.com)
1 points by d23 11y ago|0 comments
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by d23 11y ago
So the appearance of a non-funded side-project app has caused you to change your view of the entire industry in the last 5 minutes?
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by d23 11y ago
The truth is these kids aren't really adults, and no one along the way is incentivized to stop them and say "hey, you may be making a really terrible decision here." Instead, everyone encourages them. English major? Great!
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by d23 11y ago
I suppose it's too much to ask that we actually congratulate the people that represent us on doing something positive. Maybe we could all dial the cynicism back a bit too. Not directed at you; just a general thought.
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by d23 11y ago
I hate to be one of those guys who nit-picks and calls out too many specifics on stories, because I know how annoying that can be when you genuinely are telling the truth and someone is trying to pick it apart. That being said, I have simi
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by d23 11y ago
> Just don't be naive. I do sometimes wonder where all these strawmen you find are who go around believing everything they read without passing it through their own internal bullshit filters. These people must be massive clods, bar
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by d23 11y ago
Dude, you're assuming that from that same exact IP address they aren't getting a ton of other traffic that isn't spamming the hell out of them or doing completely sketchy stuff. That's what happens when you share an IP
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by d23 11y ago
"Not knowing how an if statement works never stopped me from programming anything, so that would suggest it must have nothing to do with programming."
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by d23 11y ago
It gave a city outside my hometown. I've definitely never used twitter there, so I'm puzzled as to why.
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by d23 11y ago
It's kind of a key component of navigating oneself to a place.
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by d23 11y ago
> There are a lot of companies that want you to be in Silicon Valley to work for them, but there are quite a few who embrace remote employees (Etsy and 37Signals come to mind). Does it limit your job options? Probably somewhat. In the ti
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by d23 11y ago
You sound bitter, so maybe you've been burned. I'm not from here, and the people I work with don't seem toxic at all. Maybe I got lucky and found a good working environment that isn't the norm. I get your point, but t
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by d23 11y ago
> The Elements of Style is both dated and largely self-contradictory. That's a bold statement. Care to back it up?
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Ask HN: Where can I find hacker houses / co-living spaces in SF?
1 points by d23 11y ago|0 comments
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by d23 11y ago
> I think that quality is something you can't 'bolt on' later. It has to be built in, top to bottom, throughout your organization, code base, and personal skills. I agree with all of your points and just wanted to add one
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by d23 11y ago
It was laggy as hell, and the advert that popped up brought the window to a crawl. The overlay was unexitable by clicking in the grey area, what should be considered a standard best practice by now. Welcome to Web 3.0!
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by d23 11y ago
From the comments: > It's so much worse than that though. It's not for no reason, they actually call this is a best practice. Everyone's browser already has jQuery cached if you load it from jQuery's site, right? So y
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Solving a Tricky Problem(medium.com)
21 points by d23 12y ago|1 comments
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by d23 12y ago
Wow, that's expensive. $8 worth of bills is $22.50! Seems like it shouldn't be more expensive to get a set of bills that are less processed.

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