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by farslan 8y ago
I think the best way to report this problem is to open a Github issue on the OP's repo.
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by farslan 8y ago
I'm using hearing aids for almost 8 years now. Without them I can't interact with people without shouting or repeatedly asking them to repeat what they have said. I always have to take them out if I want to listen to music, when i
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by farslan 8y ago
Hi, I'm the maintainer of the csi-digitalocean driver. Thanks for the feedback! Unfortunately "resizing" is still not supported by csi yet (the resizer sidecar is still in development), hence there is no way to provide the re
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by farslan 8y ago
Thanks! I was just wondering why the contrast was so sharp after the update.
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Using the iPad Pro as my development machine(arslan.io)
4 points by farslan 8y ago|0 comments
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by farslan 8y ago
Currently it's only Go (because I know it very well), but I'll try to add other features and languages later.
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Show HN: Analyze and fix your code automatically(fixmie.com)
8 points by farslan 8y ago|2 comments
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by farslan 8y ago
It’s not available in the iOS app.
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by farslan 8y ago
I love exiftool. I wrote a more practical blog post on how to use it to manage thousands of photos and update the EXIF data easily with it. You can update the EXIF data based on the file modification time, based on an EXIF field, file name,
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Alacritty integration with Tmux(arslan.io)
1 points by farslan 9y ago|0 comments
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by farslan 9y ago
Not related to the blog post, but I think Paul has one of the best looking personal websites on the web. Simple and clear, but very delightful to read. Also he has amazing travel posts with nice photos. For example, his Japan post triggered
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by farslan 9y ago
Author here. It’s not by any means a few dependencies. There are over 2 million lines of vendored packages, you can imagine how much effort it’s needed to upgrade them, be sure each team uses the corrext version, has no security exposures,
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by farslan 9y ago
Author here. The approach of a single repository for each project has its downsides, which I’ve tried to explain in the beginning of the slides already.
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by farslan 9y ago
Author here. Yeap there are bag geeks out there. As someone else pointed out, checkout my blog posts at arslan.io A bag geek is someone who tries to find the perfect for the current occasion. So if you travel for one week, a bag geek will t
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by farslan 9y ago
Author here. Sure, there a reflections of their vision in Go. However all these deficiencies are now merged with the vision of current stakeholders, aka community. Go has learned and changed a lot in the past years ( in a good way). Going f
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by farslan 9y ago
Author here. Fun fact MacB is also my current manager. Indeed a great person and mentor.
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by farslan 9y ago
Author here. Thanks for the advice. I love Gitlab and what they are doing. Because the slides don’t reflect them very well I thought I chime in. Currently Drone and GoCD both are in the process of decommissioning to fully migrate to Concour
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How DigitalOcean quietly built a $175M business(businessinsider.com)
32 points by farslan 9y ago|6 comments
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by farslan 9y ago
How can I trust them that they will be not screwing me with their free tier? Their next tier is $45 per month, seriously? Why not take $5/10/20 per month and at least earn my trust. I'm not going to use anything for free. If
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The ultimate guide to writing a Go tool(arslan.io)
3 points by farslan 9y ago|0 comments
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Why we’re betting against real-time team messaging(blog.doist.com)
428 points by farslan 9y ago|215 comments
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by farslan 10y ago
I also have a son and I understand you. You don't have to go btw and it's not mandatory. However it's encouraged and you're welcome to go and visit. So there is a big difference there!
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by farslan 10y ago
We do it here are DigitalOcean and it's just awesome. We have people in NYC HQ and remote all over the world (for example I'm working from Turkey). The key is not only over communication, also to care about your remote employees,
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by farslan 10y ago
It's REAL remote. I'm working a Software Engineer working for DigitalOcean from Turkey :)
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by farslan 10y ago
Nice to see that the IDE ecosystem is growing even more. I find it very useful as it shows very different features and use cases for other Go developers. Congrats on launching it.
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by farslan 10y ago
Popescu is a very common family name in Romania, don't think this has something to do with this. The same would apply for american family names as well.
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by farslan 10y ago
Did you checked the code? Because it does exactly what you describe already.
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by farslan 10y ago
Same in Turkey as well. They have a partnership with Vodafone Turkey
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Hatch – DigitalOcean's new incubator program(digitalocean.com)
64 points by farslan 10y ago|10 comments
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by farslan 10y ago
I've downloaded the app but the only way I can upload photos is to connect it to a Photos library. But my photos are not there. I wonder what's the appeal here is.

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