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by duggan 11y ago
I wrote a similar tool for Digital Ocean a couple of years ago, for the same reasons! Improving CLI UX is shooting fish in a barrel, few designers seem to care about the non-web experience.
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by duggan 11y ago
If you limit your speech based on a speculative Orwellian autocracy, you are already living in your own personal one.
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I accidentally had a popular political live stream(medium.com)
64 points by duggan 11y ago|18 comments
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What life would look if we said no to work-life balance(linkedin.com)
1 points by duggan 11y ago|2 comments
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Using Docker on Travis CI(blog.travis-ci.com)
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by duggan 11y ago
For anyone else who had to dig around to figure out what Ionic was: > Ionic is a powerful HTML5 SDK that helps you build native-feeling mobile apps using web technologies like HTML, CSS, and Javascript. [0] [0]: http://ionicfr
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From the Israeli Army Unit 8200 to Silicon Valley(techcrunch.com)
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by duggan 11y ago
> For one, all the other developers are going to make you maintain that code for the rest of your life. Ah, if only that were the case. In reality, developers move between jobs, and bad code always becomes someone else's responsibil
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by duggan 11y ago
I'm wondering if this is a difference between people who went through childhood or adolescence with weight problems versus people who developed them later? I was pretty slim until about 23, so my identity was always firmly rooted in a
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Review: BMW I8(ticktocking.com)
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ProseMirror is now on GitHub(github.com)
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by duggan 11y ago
Not poached, but definitely now in the 30-day grace period[1]. [1] https://www.dotster.com/domains/faq.bml
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by duggan 11y ago
No "soon" about it, this is already how companies behave. If you have a Spotify subscription, try to cancel it. As I've been trying out various companies for different (B2B) services over the last few months, I've notice
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by duggan 11y ago
You might be surprised how easy it is to become overweight without really realizing it. I slowly gained about 30kg (66lb) in my early twenties (I went from about 75kg to 105kg at peak over about four years). When I started having trouble br
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by duggan 11y ago
If this surprises people, it's definitely doing some good. Nicely presented, Filippo!
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by duggan 11y ago
Somehow I can never turn down a data dump, despite never having done much with one. Some day!
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by duggan 11y ago
"Perhaps" and "so far" are sort of the keywords here. It was probably a combination of things at the time, but the important question is now, nine years on, is there a better way for Twitter to use its position? Innovato
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by duggan 11y ago
> Being able to get work in this field without a fancy background is still possible, but only if you have the right connections. Like I said: it's no longer sufficient to be able to do the job This sentiment regularly comes up on HN
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by duggan 11y ago
There seems to be some confusion amongst people who move from writing code for fun to writing code for money. Which is of course that they're not being paid to write code, but to solve problems. Writers and musicians usually don't
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by duggan 11y ago
I'd never really considered it before, but of course the author is correct. Control of an API is the control of a language, and as with 1984's Newspeak, control of language is a powerful tool. Amazon's control of the dominant
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Windows 10 for IoT(ms-iot.github.io)
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by duggan 11y ago
A couple of different takes: "The best way for Pythonistas to think about Hashdist may be a more powerful hybrid of virtualenv and buildout." [1] "HashDist is motivated by a functional approach to package build management, an
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HashDist – Build it Once(hashdist.github.io)
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by duggan 11y ago
Agree on all points, particular about weighing up the pros and cons. If you have full control of your stack, I would say Omnibus is a waste of time. It is without a doubt most useful when you do not control the environment where your code i
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by duggan 11y ago
Someone also pointed me to HashDist ( https://hashdist.github.io/ ) which looks like another isolation framework, but written in Python.
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by duggan 11y ago
Sounds interesting, I'm familiar with Nix, but not Guix. The core tenets of Nix really resonate with me, and you're 100% right in your parent post: this does not solve dependency management. It is a hack which trades long term rel
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Omnibus – Dependency Isolation Without Docker(blog.barricade.io)
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by duggan 11y ago
All of it together, while providing a relatively straight forward interface for the consumers of the package.
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by duggan 11y ago
PPA's are a seriously killer feature. Easily one of the most important parts of the Ubuntu ecosystem. Not enough people realize it.
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Omnibus – Dependency Isolation Without Docker(blog.barricade.io)
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