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by elygre 9y ago
My French friends would choke over that statement. To themm Macron is fairly right wing, with little connection to the socialist party. Of course, with the way the election system works, once you were in the final round, it was macron or th
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by elygre 9y ago
Why would it not work well? Oracle has built their OracleAQ [1] in the database, and it works quite nicely. It can be accessed using native APIs, or a JMS api if that is your thing. Also, having the queue in the database gives you easy acce
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by elygre 9y ago
On a slightly bumpy ride yesterday, the pilot told us not to worry: the only concern in the cockpit was that they might spill coffee on their white uniform shirts.
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by elygre 9y ago
Where I live, we always enter unlocked houses to grab some jewelry.
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by elygre 9y ago
> What improvement would you like to see in our CI? The ability to view build reports, such as test results and the like. Tracked many times, in various forms: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues&#x2F
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by elygre 9y ago
Surely you have an email agent to deal with that?
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by elygre 9y ago
Of course you look angry and disgusted. That's only natural, considering that you are aware of what's going on.
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by elygre 10y ago
Back in the dark ages (1980s or so), a professor at my uni managed to get a speaking slot for his presentation on "write-only memory". Good times.
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by elygre 10y ago
I can't be bothered to bother that GitLab has junior people, even to the extend that it's the first "real job" for some of them. We hire people for their first "real job" all the time -- someone has to!
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What is a reasonable VPN-solution today?
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by elygre 10y ago
But here is the thing: conscripts is everybody, including the best of the best. Professional soldiers have a tendency to not come from ivy league schools, and are often recruited from the less well off parts of society (citation needed). Yo
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by elygre 10y ago
I think I see where you are going, but in the sample quiz the questions all relate to the article, and are very factual: Not "how many micro services are needed?", but "how many micro services does the author think is needed?
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by elygre 10y ago
IAAN. The first question is slightly off. It goes "is the Norwegian Data Protection Agency positive to the DGF?"
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by elygre 10y ago
If your neighbor is beating his wife, and he won't stop when you talk to him privately, you have two options: You go public, or you accept that you can't fix him, and move on.
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by elygre 10y ago
Not vetting people based on behavior is perilously close to accepting the old adage "Say what you like about Mussolini, but at least he made the trains run on time".
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by elygre 10y ago
2011. Would be nice to know before reading.
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by elygre 10y ago
If someone gave me a bug report along the lines of "the image didn't work, but I don't remember which image it was", it would be ... bad.
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by elygre 10y ago
Who doesn't?
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by elygre 10y ago
One would assume that if a company wants to track the employee's spent time, they already found a way of doing this. GitLab is only providing a different, and perhaps easier, way of doing it.
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by elygre 10y ago
The video on https://blogs.oracle.com/cloud/entry/oracle_bare_metal_cloud... is interesting. They rent the entire machine, with all cloud management software running outside the server.
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by elygre 10y ago
Yes, multiple storage backends: 8 file systems, on 8 independent servers, each with 16tb disk. See https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/infrastructure/issues/727#note... .
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by elygre 10y ago
GitLab supports using multiple filesystems, and while waiting for their bare-metal solution, they switch to running 8 file systems: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/infrastructure/issues/711
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by elygre 10y ago
What kind of things would that be? (I just did a google search for "solr", and all results on the first four pages referred to the engine, so I am curious.)
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by elygre 10y ago
According to http://www.baeldung.com/java-8-adoption-march-2016 , the breakdown for march 2016 was 64% Java 8, 29% Java 7 and 6% Java 6.
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by elygre 10y ago
I added a comment to the parent, regarding test reporting. It's a showstopper for us.
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by elygre 10y ago
As one example, GitLab CI does not have a good story with handling unit test failures from e.g. gradle. You can choose to keep the build output from a failed build, which you can download as a zip file, unpack locally, and look at the repor
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by elygre 10y ago
Whose license prevented you to give code to AOo?
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by elygre 10y ago
No, people shouldn't quote input. They should bind input.
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by elygre 10y ago
This. Exactly this.
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by elygre 10y ago
It's copyright 1989, but has "House Speaker Trump" as one of the villains!

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