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by ereyes01 11y ago
In AWS, you can design subnets within a VPC, which would put the hosts in the same network, and presumably work for LVS load balancing?
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by ereyes01 11y ago
I ran this on my own IP (Time Warner cable dynamic IP) and was surprised to see I was in a Spamhaus list. I dug a little deeper and I found that the IP was in a PBL (Policy Block List). Spamhaus says the following in its FAQ about the PBL (
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The Marshall Islands Are Disappearing(nytimes.com)
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by ereyes01 11y ago
This concept of moving to a different country and living on less hours of work sounds too good to be true. I've heard it proposed before, but I've never known of anyone who has pulled it off. Are there any good examples to read ab
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by ereyes01 11y ago
Ah, I didn't know about "senior military colleges." That certainly explains a lot! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Senior_Military_...
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by ereyes01 11y ago
Writing Go code, I've always been frustrated at how writing code to encrypt/decrypt data always felt like brain surgery using the standard libraries. I wrote a simple library around NaCL's secretbox that has a very simple use
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by ereyes01 11y ago
I once hung out in the campus of Texas A&M University (no. 14 on the list) for the PyTexas conference. It was so different from other university campuses in that it felt almost like I was in a military base, or like in West Point or som
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by ereyes01 11y ago
I once hung out in the campus of Texas A&M University (no. 14 on the list) for the PyTexas conference. It was so different from other university campuses in that it felt almost like I was in a military base, or like in West Point or som
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by ereyes01 11y ago
If Expedia keeps the company/team intact (which it sounds like it will in the news story), I don't think very much will change in Austin as a result. Homeaway is typically touted as one of the Austin unicorns, and now I guess they
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by ereyes01 11y ago
And Cuban hackers everywhere chuckle at the unfortunate slang cuss word chosen as the name of this project... http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Singa
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by ereyes01 11y ago
IMHO, at your career stage (if I'm inferring your "career stage" correctly), I'd consider these two possible avenues to advance your career: - The craft of designing and maintaining software - The problem domain software
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by ereyes01 11y ago
Tasqr ( http://www.tasqr.io ) makes it very easy for developers to ship their software to the cloud automatically, and very frequently. Developers and operations engineers typically have an understanding of how to manually configu
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by ereyes01 12y ago
I agree that mean-spirited feedback is not helpful/constructive. I can see how that would discourage someone who is new to programming. In fact, "feedback" is probably not even the correct name for that... maybe "bullyin
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by ereyes01 12y ago
This topic we're debating is very well studied. There's lots of good research out there that attempts to correlate how predictive certain attributes of code are to future bugs. Here's one paper in particular that is a very go
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by ereyes01 12y ago
If I wasn't already a Go programmer, reading this would make me more interested in Go than not. Simplicity is deceivingly challenging, and quite different from simple-mindedness, which seems to be what the author is accusing Go of bein
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by ereyes01 12y ago
http://blog.8thlight.com/uncle-bob/2013/09/23/Test-first.htm... Read that and read oldie, but goodie Extreme Programming Explained, and IMO they do a good job of painting the bigger picture. TL;DR Tests
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by ereyes01 12y ago
The way I personally solve this problem is by organizing my code and my tests in a similar structure. Split application code up into reasonable files, and split the tests up the same way. Depending on your language/test framework, it a
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by ereyes01 12y ago
Perhaps a way to mitigate the bad effects of open offices is to allow people to work from home when they need to focus. I spent a year and a half working in an open floor plan, and about 90% of my coding got done at home. I'd remain we
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by ereyes01 12y ago
This article has inspired me to say no to Hacker News for the rest of day... :-)
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by ereyes01 12y ago
Also a 2nd generation Cuban American, born/raised in Miami. I think you're right on the money with all your points. I also believe the embargo has another dimension having to do with stability of the status quo on both sides of th
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by ereyes01 12y ago
re: the "Impractical for single repository of libraries" section... The author seems to think the only way to manage many different plugins is to split them into different repos: "If you have e.g. 100 plugins, you should have