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Taste Test: The Oven That Makes Dinner Without You(wsj.com)
2 points by dankohn1 9y ago|0 comments
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The real reason New York City can’t make the trains run on time(vox.com)
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by dankohn1 9y ago
I remember hearing a story about diamond polishing methods in use right after the collapse of the Soviet Union where the resulting diamonds had a lower value than their inputs. I've used the metaphor in programming and management of de
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by dankohn1 9y ago
That makes sense, thanks. Wim not clear how to break up the gems for different environmenta into different directories.
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by dankohn1 9y ago
Do you have a URL demonstrating this, please?
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by dankohn1 9y ago
It's not a crazy idea to first install production only gems, then copy them (cache them), and then install the remaining gems. But I'm asking for info on best practices.
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by dankohn1 9y ago
I'm trying to balance two conflicting goals in Docker: identical images in different stages and the leanest possible production images. My question is whether development and testing gems should be included in production or not.
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by dankohn1 9y ago
Right, but the point of my question is that deploying the same image to test, staging and production means that I'm necessarily using a less lean image, since I'm including gems only needed in development and test.
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by dankohn1 9y ago
I currently push all passing builds on master to master.bestpractices.coreinfrastructure.org, and also run staging and production environments. See https://github.com/coreinfrastructure/best-practices-badge/b... M
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by dankohn1 9y ago
I've been experimenting with multi-stage builds, and they do let me build a leaner image with clearer syntax by using one the first image to build my gems, and then copying the gems to the final image. < https://github.com
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Building Boom in Boston Casts Shadows on History and Public Space(nytimes.com)
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by dankohn1 9y ago
Do you recommend using the same Docker image that passes tests on CircleCI in production? I have an open source Rails app < https://github.com/coreinfrastructure/best-practices-badge> that self-certifies that open
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by dankohn1 9y ago
Yes, it's an example of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law but it is, in fact, a parody. These are all justifications that companies tell their investors.
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by dankohn1 9y ago
I feel like the (brilliant post) is missing the context that if you were debugging the latency on Linux, you would have the source code to continue the investigation until you found and fixed the problem, as opposed to just teeing it up for
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Some questions about the impenetrable Trump / Putin ‘Cyber Security unit’(theverge.com)
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by dankohn1 9y ago
The parking minimums are destroying our cities. Nevertheless, even luxury developments lead to more affordable housing do to filtering: https://www.vox.com/cards/affordable-housing-explained/filte...
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by dankohn1 9y ago
In my measurement of the 30 highest velocity open source projects [0], Microsoft has VS Code, .NET and Office Developer. [0] https://www.cncf.io/blog/2017/06/05/30-highest-velocity-open...
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by dankohn1 9y ago
For me the quality and consistency of the pairing has been the key advantage.
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by dankohn1 9y ago
The same friend kept buying the Jawbone and telling me how great they were! I've now converted him to AirPods as well.
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by dankohn1 9y ago
Sorry to come off as a fanboy, but I blew through hundreds of dollars on multiple generations of Jawbone bluetooth headsets that never worked well enough. By contrast, my AirPods work incredibly well.
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by dankohn1 9y ago
I turn my phone to landscape first. And, yes, if any meaningful comments are needed I wait until I'm back at my laptop.
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by dankohn1 9y ago
Andrew Kaczynski, who tracked down the author based on clues from his reddit history, has also broken a number of stories by personally reviewing hundreds of hours of archives, such as those of Trump on the Howard Stern show. He is one of t
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On London’s Streets, Black Cabs and Uber Fight for a Future(nytimes.com)
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by dankohn1 9y ago
You can say that enforcing an 80 character line is outdated, but I often find myself looking at code reviews in GitHub on my smartphone, and it dramatically improves readability in that environment.
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The man who went on a hike – and never stopped walking(theguardian.com)
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America’s Future Is Texas(newyorker.com)
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by dankohn1 9y ago
In Manhattan, buildings over 100yo have taller ceilings on the first couple floors (where the retail shops would be and the owners would live), and then low ceilings on the highest floors for the scriveners and production workers. Of course
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Whack-a-pod: The Kubernetes cluster whack-a-mole game(medium.com)
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Why Some Men Don’t Work: Video Games Have Gotten Really Good(nytimes.com)
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Male VCs with daughters hire more women and earn better returns(vox.com)
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