gshulegaard

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   by gshulegaard 11y ago

   I think this is the crux of where I started to disagree with her: > In fact, only 5% of U.S. High schools even offer the Computer Science AP exam in the first place. As a result, many women... I don't understand why this affects onl
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   by gshulegaard 11y ago

   Andrew Montalenti did a great talk about scaling out Python at Parsely at the last PyData conference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVBLF0ohcrE But TBH, after a certain scale you should really be asking whether or not you
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   by gshulegaard 11y ago

   I think you might be interested by this talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVBLF0ohcrE
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   by gshulegaard 11y ago

   sethish has some comments about the Precision M3800 I think (he mentions Thunderbolt and the 13 only has mDP), but here is a short list: - Keyboard drivers (phantom keys, double key registers, no registers). Keyboard was basically unusable
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   by gshulegaard 11y ago

   I have written this elsewhere ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11492941 ), but I caution everyone away from the 13 DE and go with the Precision instead (15"). I could dig up the litany of Dell Forum posts I wrote
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   by gshulegaard 11y ago

   While not true yet, Docker is working on this by replacing the underlying LXC with their own secret sauce (at least last I checked). I suspect this is a result of their partnership with Microsoft ( http://www.zdnet.com/artic
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   by gshulegaard 11y ago

   I feel like if you use `rm -rf` particularly `--force` with privileges, it shouldn't be the job of Unix to stop you. Also tangentially, if you don't have a sensible backup in place that would protect you from (or at least mitigate
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   by gshulegaard 11y ago

   Yeah, LTSE is how you can keep upgrading your kernel while staying on the LTS releases of Ubuntu. Granted you are limited to the kernel versions of the previously released Ubuntu version and there is a slight delay between when a new versi
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   by gshulegaard 11y ago

   Thank you.
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    by gshulegaard 11y ago

    This x1000. Always get the Precision 15" over the 13"...the hardware is just better suited for Linux. The Sputnik team has to take chassis from other Dell products and support them as manufactured...this is why the XPS 13 DE has
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    by gshulegaard 11y ago

    I think your comment completely misses the target of the Bill. From the staff report linked in the article: " “During the term of this agreement,” the contract read, “the IRS will not compete with the Consortium in providing free, on-
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    by gshulegaard 11y ago

    https://system76.com/ http://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/555/campaigns/xps-linux-lapt... (Beware of the Dell's though...their last iteration of the XPS 13 had a rough start since
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    by gshulegaard 11y ago

    And there is a burgeoning tech industry in Austin...if the choices of my fellow tech industry recent college graduates relocation choices is a reliable anecdotal indicator. I found out a fair number of my acquaintances from college (Univer
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    by gshulegaard 11y ago

    That's the gist. I am a Flink fan, but I get the impression it's still in the research and development phase...although rapidly approaching a potentially production-level quality. That said, Storm is Event-streaming processing wh
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    by gshulegaard 11y ago

    You can, the configs were tested for fun. Go ahead and try them! (I work at Nginx and Nick sits behind me)
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    by gshulegaard 11y ago

    http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-unix-crontab-change-mailt...
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    by gshulegaard 11y ago

    Which requires a custom connector/port. AMD aims to create a standard. From the article: > On the other hand, AMD has tried to standardise the external GPU before—and failed miserably. In 2008 AMD launched its XGH external graphic
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    by gshulegaard 11y ago

    I don't think that IRC Cloud was originally based on websocket...I think it used 'keep-alive' but I could be wrong. Although it still has documentation on how to use HTTPS for stream end-points ( https://github.com
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    by gshulegaard 11y ago

    Network externalities are powerful things. Especially when it comes to enterprise level applications.
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    by gshulegaard 11y ago

    > It seems as though slack like tools get eclipsed every 5-10 years as a new generation comes along with a new favorite tool. You've definitely got a point there. Although I do want to mention that part of the reason Slack eclipsed
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    by gshulegaard 11y ago

    What about `proxy_next_upstream off;`?