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by educar 10y ago
Well, I bet you won't move. Just do it and let us know.
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by educar 10y ago
a) They are vc funded b) They give things free to drive up adoption. For example, I don't think it will be free anymore if it was as popular as GitHub. Since that would not be sustainable. IMO, it's a poor decision by gitlab to gi
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by educar 10y ago
What I meant by multi-tenant is a multi-user redis (just like multi-user mysql/postgresql. (ie) i can create users and have them use redis completely separately on a single instances on redis.
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by educar 10y ago
I half-expected 'very late' comments before I read the comments. I wasn't disappointed. For those who commented that way, please reconsider this winner takes all approach to your outlook of the world. The world is better beca
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by educar 10y ago
The docs explain the module system ( https://github.com/antirez/redis/blob/unstable/src/modules/I... ) but it doesn't quiet explain what the system is for. I couldn't quite get that fro
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by educar 10y ago
Is their any difference in data ownership between GA and parsely?
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by educar 10y ago
How does snowplow solve this problem? By writing to disk?
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by educar 10y ago
The usual model of 'platform companies' is to get their platform adopted by giving it away for free/opensource. They charge for support, migration etc.
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by educar 10y ago
What are the other options in this space :-) ? I am only aware of empire.
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by educar 10y ago
One of the things about OAuth is that the user needs to check the website url where he is giving his credentials. Amusingly, many mobile apps seems to forget this important bit. The redirect me to a web ui inside the app itself and expect
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by educar 10y ago
There is another ritual after you start with QBasic. Your open gorilla.bas and nibbles.bas. Seriously, play gorilla.bas. It's one of the best games I have played.
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by educar 10y ago
Huh? So you want them to make code changes which is against the man page recommendation? Why have man pages at all then? Do you expect ruby developers to dig into kernel source code and more importantly actually understand what is in there?
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by educar 10y ago
Agreed that tensions are running high. But I think the ruby devs are in the right here. They are just following the man page. What else is the authoritarian source? How is one supposed to know who wrote those blog posts? Just because it is
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by educar 10y ago
Well, fear of government and police seems to be some hip thing amongst some HN commenters. This doesn't make sense and shakes the whole foundation of democracy. Do we really have democratic nations that would rather rely on some corpor
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by educar 10y ago
It's just a form of standardization by the government in terms of the technical protocol. Just like EU has some with OOXML and ODF. This ensures that other players can come in and build alternative clients. Without regulations, it&#x27
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by educar 10y ago
I hope the govt sees the reliance on this service and does something positive about it (for example, build their own or tie up with some company). Such massive dependence on a company with no contracts is going to end up in a mess later.
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by educar 10y ago
Not been tracking GitLab closely but how many critical issues have there been in the last 6 months?
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Subsonic is no longer opensource(forum.subsonic.org)
3 points by educar 10y ago|1 comments
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by educar 10y ago
I wish voters could be somehow made to feel they are putting in their money here. This way they woild put in more thought. And people wont vote on a whim/as a protest/troll. I don't know... maybe each vote means parting away
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by educar 10y ago
Makes me wonder why people aren't making a self-hostable IM system that govt can host and ask it's citizens to use. There can be a setting to switch end to end enable/disable encryption. I am not being entirely facetious. It&
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by educar 10y ago
Would be nice to have a link to the Show HN posts itself to read the comments.
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by educar 10y ago
This is a little puzzling given their 5G investment at mwc - https://newsroom.intel.com/news-releases/intel-accelerates-p...
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by educar 10y ago
Similar discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11599468
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by educar 10y ago
The main point of frameworks/libraries is to set coding guidelines for the team. It's fine to go off and invent your own framework but this causes maintenance issues for the people coming in next. Most likely, there are no docs or
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by educar 10y ago
> The longer time passes, the more it feels like Stallman is holding a lifelong vendetta because he had trouble debugging some printers. That ad hominem is uncalled for.
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by educar 10y ago
If people are concerned about the gem installation (and not the promotion itself), I can suggest that you promote harrow differently. Maybe put it as part of some command's output. Like "Cap by codebreaker (thanks to funding by Ha
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by educar 10y ago
> HN always has very extreme, and usually very negative reactions to any kind of tracking, integration, promotion, analytics, etc - and rightly so, with governments and corporations eroding our privacy at every step, we have to be on gua
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by educar 10y ago
Long answer short: the maintainer has a vested interest in promoting harrow (his company). I am sure there are many technical solutions to avoid the dependency. I, for one, see no issue with this whatsoever. This is just a minor self-promot
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by educar 10y ago
Steal for whom? You?
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by educar 10y ago
If you are looking for full blown apps, there is cloudron.io. The app selection is a bit lacking (for example, no zulip).

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