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by dstroot 8y ago
Congratulations! I adore bootstrap. Huge ecosystem, easy to customize and incorporates so much cross browser “stuff” it’s hard to even imagine. I remember the Fat and MDO days fondly.
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by dstroot 8y ago
This. GKE is rediculous how easy it is to spin up a cluster. 60 seconds max. Why fight setting up K8S?
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by dstroot 8y ago
Apple needs to differentiate it’s lines further. The MacBook can be 2 mm thin and light as a feather for those who value those features. However, the MacBook Pro should be a true pro machine with a great keyboard, great screen, necessary
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by dstroot 8y ago
Unless you are using MySQL or PostgreSQL. ;)
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by dstroot 8y ago
I wrote a Blockchain to learn the tech. I now have a pretty good understanding. Now that I get it I keep looking for legitimate reasons to use it and frankly I haven’t found many. Eliminating property title insurance via an immutable set o
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by dstroot 8y ago
Why do I love stuff like this sooo much? (I really do) Consider the yak shaved. :)
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by dstroot 8y ago
I first used $GOPATH and “go get”. Was amazed at how simple and easy it was and it “just worked”. Then you start to run into issues... so I started using Glide. Which worked pretty darn well. Then I switched to Dep because “it was the futu
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by dstroot 8y ago
#1 - Congratulations! #2 - I am interested more in where clustering is going and running Redis inside K8S. Is there something someone can point me to to read on best practices for Redis 5?
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by dstroot 8y ago
Cambridge Analytica showed that they figured out that people who are highly religious can be manipulated easily. They are called them something like “low information” voters. Meaning they vote more on emotion vs facts. The fact that Trump g
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by dstroot 8y ago
Explain.
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by dstroot 8y ago
Based on relativity photons do not experience time. They “hit” something the instant they are created - even if we perceive them to have existed for billions of (light) years.
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by dstroot 8y ago
Because Moar Blockchain. Blockchain all the things! ... sorry had to post this. Quite tired of Blockchain.
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by dstroot 8y ago
Umm... maybe they don’t want people using ad blockers. So having a malicious minefield may inhibit users from installing them. Maybe...
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by dstroot 9y ago
Better title: “nother reason why my code is slow and I’m logging too much”
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by dstroot 9y ago
Who is running what?
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by dstroot 9y ago
A language is valued by its programmer bench, tooling, available libraries, as well as the language itself. Honest question - what is better than go right now?
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by dstroot 9y ago
>Websites using Facebook login usually don't ask for any of your Facebook information, just your email address. This is absolutely false. FB delivers a whole profile.
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by dstroot 9y ago
This was covered over a year ago: https://danstroot.com/2017/03/19/the-man-least-likely-to-suc...
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by dstroot 9y ago
Excellent points. I definitely oversimplified.
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by dstroot 9y ago
CDN: no trade offs. Faster everywhere. More reliable overall Cockroach DB: trade some performance for geographic redundancy. The trade off may work in your favor - e.g. read heavy workloads (or not). I plugged in CDB I place of Postgres for
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by dstroot 9y ago
I tend to agree and I’d throw Chi in the mix. I like Chi quite a bit. Or, use the Gorilla components and middleware.
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by dstroot 9y ago
This is a fantastic introduction. https://medium.com/opentracing/take-opentracing-for-a-hotrod...
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by dstroot 9y ago
Hardest for me was giving myself “permission” to recover. What I mean is that like a NBA star who is in the game but exhausted gets pissed when the coach pulls him out of the game for a breather (even if he desperately needs one) because we
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by dstroot 9y ago
Troy: HUGE kudos for how you managed such an open and transparent process. Don’t recall any other examples of such inclusiveness and openness for a senate testimony. Bruce Schnier did a good job sharing his testimony after the fact but you
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by dstroot 9y ago
Nice job TJ. This definitely scratches an itch. Thought you were a Go dev these days. ;)
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by dstroot 9y ago
Umm... not without losing bet number one and the associated brand and image impact of selling thousands of cars that were sold as self-driving capable.
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by dstroot 9y ago
I would add that offline mode in google maps is a lifesaver. I am in Iceland right now and was able to download a huge area and can navigate without any data usage. Wonderful!!
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by dstroot 9y ago
Umm... why do people always assume "hosting it yourself" is more secure and not less? Do you have Slack's security expertise and budget? In my experience when small to mid-size companies attempt to manage security themselve
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by dstroot 9y ago
cURL is a good utility but in my view calling it industry standard is a stretch. Personally I like httpie and postman.
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by dstroot 9y ago
Ummm. You nailed me there.

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