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LambCI – A continuous integration system built on AWS Lambda(github.com)
160 points by hharnisch 10y ago|57 comments
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by hharnisch 10y ago
This is interesting because it starts to peel another layer of the problem. Yes there are still cues that can give away gender, but this seems another step closer to making the interview process a science. The next logical question from her
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Integration Testing with Docker Compose(hharnisc.github.io)
1 points by hharnisch 10y ago|0 comments
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by hharnisch 10y ago
I've captured this exact workflow, and it works really well in practice on mobile and browser (probably anything that can curl with JSON) https://github.com/hharnisc/auth-service
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by hharnisch 10y ago
On another note I've been working on a service that generates expirable/refreshable JWTs. Its a good way to start trying them out https://github.com/hharnisc/auth-service
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by hharnisch 10y ago
JWT is especially useful for validating requests in a microservice architecture. You can pass around the token an embed roles in them. No need to keep a session store with them!
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Developing Inside Docker on OS X (2016)(hharnisc.github.io)
2 points by hharnisch 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A Yeoman generator to build Node microservices, powered by Docker beta(github.com)
1 points by hharnisch 10y ago|0 comments
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by hharnisch 10y ago
"Flexbox’s style code is about half as long and far easier to understand than the code of Auto Layout." Hell yes! Is this a rough estimate or did you compare implementations in each?
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by hharnisch 10y ago
Looks like you learned the hard way about hovering over to expose features. If you've got touch screen users those features will be virtually useless as well. One thing that would have been cool to see your writeup would be how you use
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by hharnisch 11y ago
You missed the point. People aren't posting better algorithms, they're posting domain specific knowledge to improve efficiency. The kind of stuff that takes you away from building new features that add value. Benchmarking and effi
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by hharnisch 11y ago
I think a lot of people are overlooking something really important here. There are numerous comments about optimizing the code to perform better on this task. I might even go as far to say people are taking offense because their language of
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by hharnisch 11y ago
Does DNS based service discovery work yet? If not these images don't play nice with kubernetes.
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by hharnisch 11y ago
Very! But being a programmer does not necessarily make you happy though. In a similar way that having lots of money doesn't necessary make you happy. If you invest some time in looking for a good team, at a company that encourages lear
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by hharnisch 11y ago
It's all good, Laurie fixed it - https://twitter.com/seldo/status/692192238445711360
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by hharnisch 11y ago
No idea! Sorry man.
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by hharnisch 11y ago
A little backstory - I was working at Apple on the team that helped bring Swift to life. The big roadblock (especially for things like frameworks) is 32-bit support. There's no 32-bit runtime for Swift. When that requirement is lifted
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by hharnisch 11y ago
Alpine Linux has been a fantastic choice for docker images. Small, light and has a package manager that keeps getting better. I had one big snag using it with kubernetes, DNS based service discovery didn't work ( https://bugs
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Permission to Fail(keen.io)
2 points by hharnisch 11y ago|0 comments
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by hharnisch 11y ago
Just to throw another perspective in here. I once wrote a tool for a teacher to detect copied code for CS assignments for some extra credit. Every step you take to dig deeper just led to more similarity -- things like normalizing variable n
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Buffer Ditches Thier Office and Goes 100% Remote(open.buffer.com)
1 points by hharnisch 11y ago|0 comments
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by hharnisch 11y ago
Ternary operator is more compact and consistent with many other programming languages. The bigger issue was the bugs the existential operator led to. Not worth it when checking for existence wasn't a problem in javascript anyways.
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Swift + libuv (powers async IO for Node.js)(twitter.com)
7 points by hharnisch 11y ago|3 comments
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by hharnisch 11y ago
Migrating away from CoffeeScript too. I'll be happy to have the ternary operator back. The existential operator was handy but became a source of land mines as the project grew. Will miss list comprehensions though.
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How we use GitHub to continuously integrate GitHub (2014)(youtube.com)
1 points by hharnisch 11y ago|0 comments
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The Evolution of a Software Engineer(medium.com)
2 points by hharnisch 11y ago|0 comments
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Developing Inside Docker Containers with OS X(hharnisc.github.io)
3 points by hharnisch 11y ago|0 comments
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How they discovered the new human ancestors is even more crazy(news.nationalgeographic.com)
1 points by hharnisch 11y ago|0 comments
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by hharnisch 11y ago
OP here - You're exactly right, I looked at that front page and almost bailed. I thought this was much more interesting since it shows a simple example with code and matching output screens.
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Apple TV Markup Language(developer.apple.com)
108 points by hharnisch 11y ago|68 comments

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