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by fortytw2 10y ago
Isn't a core tenant of DevOps that your developers are the ones doing the Ops too? I keep hearing things like "Hiring DevOps" or "According to the Stack Overflow survey there is 1 DevOps for every 30 developers.", a
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by fortytw2 10y ago
Yesterday there wasn't even an official post for 8+ hours after the mail to the mailing list. Great that gitlab notifies people about security issues and tries to fix them... but no points for transparency here
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by fortytw2 10y ago
This feels like a nice attempt to troll HN - no CVEs, no statements from GitLab since ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Show HN: Leaktest – Goroutine leak detector(github.com)
5 points by fortytw2 10y ago|0 comments
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by fortytw2 11y ago
if you want 20,000 lines of shell script to manage one of the simplest to install languages out there, sure. :/
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Skicka – A CLI for Google Drive(github.com)
1 points by fortytw2 11y ago|0 comments
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by fortytw2 11y ago
Do you foresee GitHub shutting down in the next 5 years? I certainly don't.
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by fortytw2 11y ago
NW.js is very, very similar to Electron
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by fortytw2 11y ago
It's been a while since I last used rails, but something about > A "Hello World!" in Rails takes about 1.13 seconds to render strikes me as most definitely incorrect... If not, I'm shocked.
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by fortytw2 11y ago
This is awesome in every way. Talk about a fantastic project
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Google’s “Pirate Update” Fails to Punish Illegal Streaming Sites(torrentfreak.com)
9 points by fortytw2 11y ago|0 comments
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by fortytw2 11y ago
which, no doubt could be handled by `import coolfunctiondotio from github.com/username/function`, and handled very much how Go does package imports, but on a function level
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by fortytw2 11y ago
This is awesome! I play around a lot/build on little, static linuxes, and this looks like it'll be an invaluable tool in the future :D
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by fortytw2 11y ago
Even more bizarre - http://www.treefinder.de/downloads.html - the author seems incredibly butthurt that he hasn't been made rich off this piece of software (at least, that's the vibe I'm getting)
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by fortytw2 11y ago
Strangely enough, email is a outdated protocol left over from the 90s, with its lack of seamless encryption, no real API standard (JMAP tries), etc... Seems fitting that clients look appropriately outdated.
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by fortytw2 11y ago
'leading to meaningless differences in an area where heterogeneity is not a benefit, but hinders progress instead.' I would argue the exact opposite is true - there's utterly no reason for 'different' linux distribu
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by fortytw2 11y ago
I'd argue that compatibility between distributions isn't a strictly good thing - but rather serves to hamper innovation and new developments in userland from distros in all but a few cases.
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by fortytw2 11y ago
Saw an earlier version of this talk @ the Berlin Go meetup earlier this week - the exploration and explanation of `sync/atomic` by Andrew is really great
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by fortytw2 11y ago
I hope no one honestly ever thought Mars One was anything besides an elaborate sham to get people to pay an 'application fee' so the creators could walk away with a quick buck. Edit: not even a quick buck, they've nearly rais
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by fortytw2 11y ago
Interesting ideas, very different, but still reminds me a lot of Light Table (probably because they have the same author :p) Seems to be built on a rather interesting Rust + TypeScript stack? Can't say I've seen that one before -
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by fortytw2 11y ago
In answer to 3 - ideally in a way similar to http://www.nightmarejs.org/ , well worth looking into if you've never played with a headless browser before
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by fortytw2 11y ago
Not that I agree with the sentiments in the article, but am I the only one who thought this article was reasonably well thought out? It may have been a bit abrasive, but the points were well made, at least from the perspective of a closed s
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by fortytw2 11y ago
plaintext from your script -> https://gist.github.com/fortytw2/78f5f9ef915cb43a3be4
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by fortytw2 11y ago
Well, by granular I meant on a per-repository basis, ie. so you could grant an application access to only one repo (If anyone from GitHub is reading this...)
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by fortytw2 11y ago
Ahh. Makes sense then - I wonder if GitHub allows granular permissions from OAuth requests? Looks like they don't, unfortunately - https://developer.github.com/v3/oauth/#scopes
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by fortytw2 11y ago
And all your organizations public/private repos? Not sure why it needs that. Anyways, the game looks awesome, I've been playing with a similar idea for a while on and off.
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by fortytw2 11y ago
What does 資産権 translate as? Google says "asset rights" but that doesn't quite sound right/make a lot of sense in this context
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Bitcoins lost in Mt. Gox debacle ‘not subject to ownership’(japantimes.co.jp)
49 points by fortytw2 11y ago|45 comments
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by fortytw2 11y ago
And the exact same name as - https://facebook.github.io/flux/
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by fortytw2 11y ago
SHA-2 is still dandy - If I understand correctly SHA-3 is in an entirely different family of cryptographic hash functions, so that if/when a problem is discovered with SHA-2 there's another standard approved and ready to go - but

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