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by gizdan 5y ago
Sure, so what about those who are one or more versions behind?
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Really well is an overstatement. You shouldn't have to wait several hours to do a brew upgrade.
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I never really understood why Apple included php, ruby, and python (and others?) on Macs. Mac was never advertised as a "batteries included dev environment" nor were any core applications relying on those languages (minus python,
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With the right tooling and a good understanding of your tooling you can easily get away without docker or the like. Don't get me wrong, personally I avoid installing as much as possible and prefer containers, but it's not necessar
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by gizdan 5y ago
Because most people haven't read GDPR or similar laws, and play it by the ear. Considering GDPR is often called the cookie law means people who dom't read the law, and don't hire lawyers end up doing things like this. What is
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by gizdan 5y ago
Wow! I was under the impression they'd stopped doing that. Good to know.
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Seems interesting, and seems the developer has made good progress. This would potentially open up AirDrop for Android too. That would be great!
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by gizdan 5y ago
Here in the UK _most_ of the people I met at university didn't know gap years were an option. Post university it's been the same. The few who do take it absolutely love it. I personally didn't know either until I met a few pe
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by gizdan 5y ago
I'm not convinced. I'd love a Linux phone but there must be some standard that ensures apps are easy to develop and the apps must grow significantly for this to catch on. Otherwise it'll be just like Linux on the desktop. It
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Looks awesome! Also worth looking at is Delta diff.
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> A Jenkins shared library with a couple cool things like running GitHub Actions on Jenkins. Super cool, this can probably be turned into a plugin akin multibranch pipelines and that way it would just be automatic as opposed to having to
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I'm curious. Usually when something like an open source alternative to a product is highly sought after feature, someone will often attempt to reverse engineer the apis or something mostly so it works with the current ecosystem. What h
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by gizdan 5y ago
Apple and Android didn't make Nokia irrelevant. Nokia made bad decisions and chose the losing player. After which said losing player gutted it. Nokia had the might to a) build their own great OS, and b) continue to be a market leader.
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by gizdan 5y ago
> Any time someone says ‘this works for small workloads’ I hear, ‘we’ll eventually have to migrate this’. Personally I aim to develop with future migrations in mind. Certain abstractions are worth it. Put an interface around a cacher, db
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by gizdan 5y ago
Why? Redis has persistent data stores, and doesn't necessarily need to be memory only.
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Ask HN: Do you install antivirus software on servers?
6 points by gizdan 5y ago|2 comments