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by gkop 10y ago
I was imagining more at the level of the standard library or the pry library. Or do you recommend this monkeypatch in practice?
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by gkop 10y ago
Could binding.pry/binding.irb be shortened at all? It's a mouthful.
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by gkop 10y ago
You don't typically. One case where you would View Source in addition to using Dev Tools is debugging how the browser is massaging your source HTML into the DOM, for example by inserting missing <tbody> elements. Validating your
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by gkop 10y ago
This is HN; Hey Uber employees, there are other, better jobs for you. Think about it <3
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by gkop 10y ago
Cities in the US are less dense than cities elsewhere [0] because of the large extent to which US cities are designed around cars [1] (including SF, which is #104! Even our more dense cities aren't very dense relative to the world). [0
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by gkop 10y ago
My buddy lives in SoMa and works 1.7 miles away at Lyft HQ in China Basin. He takes Muni to work because it's faster (despite being significantly less direct). San Francisco is not even a dense city. It's frightening to me that no
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by gkop 10y ago
I hate their bus ads in SF, but the product rocks. I requested a Debian Stretch package and they made one for me the next day.
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by gkop 10y ago
> the new low power + high power CPU setup makes battery life harder to predict We've had CPU frequency scaling in laptops for at least a decade. What's different with the CPU in the new MacBook?
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by gkop 10y ago
In defense of Canonical, it's preferable that an organization leave the code alone rather than influence it for their own benefit. If Canonical is able to offer a useful embellishment upon k8s without changing much k8s code, good for t
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by gkop 10y ago
Gotcha. We're doing the same thing here. The only problem is that Circle doesn't cache the image layers, so we do a full build every time, which takes about 10 minutes.
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by gkop 10y ago
Gotcha. I am seeking a vendor that handles this for us somehow (even if that means we must pay for dedicated resources managed by the vendor). CircleCI has spoiled me so that I'll never maintain a Jenkins or other build server again if
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by gkop 10y ago
I'm using Circle as well. The big problem with Circle is they don't have a ready solution for caching layers across builds.
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by gkop 10y ago
What all does distelli do to make image builds fast? For example, where do you store cached layers so they are most rapidly pulled by the build worker?
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by gkop 10y ago
Thanks for explaining!
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by gkop 10y ago
> The build container is provisioned with docker/gcloud/kubectl. What does this mean? I thought one of the key things that Circle provides is the build container.
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by gkop 10y ago
I like the flexibility from the point of view of minimizing the initial configuration work when we already have a CI vendor in place. To be precise - Can distelli work with GitHub's CI API so that the distelli container build kicks off
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by gkop 10y ago
> Instead have your CI system run the tests. Is "your CI system" typically distelli or another vendor?
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by gkop 10y ago
What's the preferred workflow when continuously integrating and deploying in containers? At what step do you run your automated tests? Do you run them in the same image that will go into staging and then production? If using the same i
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by gkop 10y ago
At the launch of GitHub reviews, it's not just that the outdated comments weren't hidden, but at that time, there were no tools in place of that to collapse threads, mark sections of diff as approved, or otherwise resolve comments
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by gkop 10y ago
Thanks! I look forward to taking reviews for another test drive soon.
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by gkop 10y ago
Has GitHub improved reviews since launch? I tried the review feature at launch and found it to be a severe regression from plain PR inline comments, because the review comments weren't hidden when the code they referenced changed, so I
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by gkop 10y ago
The canonical and excellent read on the subject is Cadillac Desert.
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by gkop 10y ago
I don't usually say this but - isn't this a poor choice of name? Gorilla framework's Mux [0] has been around awhile and is quite popular for routing in Go. [0] https://github.com/gorilla/mux
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by gkop 10y ago
Hmm, if it's a monolith, it should be dockerizable without too much trouble. Yes I've migrated several legacy ish systems. Sometimes you have to take shortcuts and be "un-dockerish", for example by running nginx alongsid
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by gkop 10y ago
Yes, I think that's fair to say. I thought of something else rather important: k8s is truly "containers-first", IE containers are first-class in k8s. So it allowed me to get containers in production in a rock-solid manner wit
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by gkop 10y ago
For example, they might benefit from the set of opinions baked into k8s. I'm partial to convention over configuration, and I appreciate that there is a "Kubernetes way" you can follow and rapidly have a robust and conventiona
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by gkop 10y ago
I can't really answer your question, but will say if you're hosting on Google Cloud already, you have little to lose by using Kubernetes, since Google Container Engine provides a nice cluster out of the box, and many of Kubernetes
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Electric Sheep: distributed sytem for animating and evolving fractal flames(electricsheep.org)
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Binti | San Francisco, CA | Software Engineer | Full-time, onsite, will transfer H-1B | $100K – $140K, 0.25% – 1.0% Binti makes software for foster care and adoption agency staff to improve their daily workflow so they can make better-infor
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by gkop 10y ago
Thanks for the explanation! I am not a heavy user of git stash, so not sure if git reflog could have helped you, but I am grateful that somebody steered me toward git reflog early in my learning git. With reflog and frequent commits, it&#x2

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