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by hultner 8y ago
At my university (Chalmers University of Technology) Haskell is one of the first courses comp.sci students take to get introduced to programming. Haskell is immensely popular there with a lot of software engineering & comp.sci students
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by hultner 8y ago
Nice, I just loaded the extension into chrome manually and it seems to work.
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by hultner 8y ago
Does that actually work? If so I suppose it would be quite easy to port to other browsers.
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by hultner 8y ago
We've been trying the Rancher as our kubernetes management interface, looks promising but we're still in a very early stage of usage.
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by hultner 8y ago
As a Sweden .se is the de-facto domain for everything specific to Sweden. I.e. see http://sweden.com/ vs http://sweden.se/ Or http://www.skatteverket.se/ vs http://www.skatteverk
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by hultner 8y ago
But so are domains, just with a suffix instead of a prefix. You oughta think a .com domain is more suitable for a commercial entity then for a government/state department.
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by hultner 8y ago
To be honest at least in this case it’s probably worth it. It great to have something delivered so we don’t waste enormous energy on building features no one ends up wanting.
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by hultner 8y ago
A company that doesn't pay it's engineers to think is surely doomed from achieving any significant innovation. Doesn't seem like viable strategy at all, I'd run the other way if I were approach by such a company.
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by hultner 8y ago
I've worked on a couple codebases approaching that a few hundred k. But at that point we've usually done major refactor, usually resulting in a codebase with a level of magnitude less lines. I'm not saying exceeding 500k line
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by hultner 8y ago
That sounds like a helleva large codebase, especially for Python. What did the application do? How large was the dev team?
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by hultner 9y ago
Oh yes I've been looking for the same thing. Would like something I could connect a keyboard to and attach a tmux session. Would be a great work machine outside during summer time.
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by hultner 9y ago
I agree, this is super cool and deserves attention.
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by hultner 9y ago
This is super nice, would love to have a tablet like this in the future. Have been experimenting a little bit with my Kobo Glo HD which also got a browser but nowhere close to this.
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by hultner 9y ago
It seems like a large part of the problem is the authority we put into seemingly random information on the internet. People tend to not put the same sort of trust into banter on the street. We need to make the general public more critical t
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by hultner 9y ago
With delete seems exotic, doesn’t it get confusing? I use caps-lock for escape. It’s really nice but whenever I use a coworkers computer I find myself suddenly writing with caps-lock on even though I’m the only vi-user at the office.
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by hultner 9y ago
Interesting, haven’t run IPSec under Linux, is this expected performance? Seems rather low compared to what I’ve experienced under FreeBSD. An i7 Ivy Bride & Broadwell and should be aleast comparable to my almost decade old Nehalem-EP X
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by hultner 9y ago
Yeah that’s my experience as well. That’s why I wanted a comparison. My router at home easily handles gigabit over IPSec even though the CPU is at least 8 years old.
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by hultner 9y ago
I still use a Mac Pro tower at home. Put a Sandy Bridge CPU, 32GB ram and SSDs in raid, still runs great today.
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by hultner 9y ago
I can recommend this path, studied almost all my pre-engineering math this way 2011 and were better equipped for initial engineering courses then most of my peers. However it kinda capped out at high-school level (or atleast Swedish equival
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by hultner 9y ago
Is there by any chance a speed comparison against IPSec (IKEv2) i.e. strongSwan with AES-NI? I haven’t used OpenVPN in many years, so such a comparison would be much more interesting.
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by hultner 9y ago
For anyone who like me want to keep using slack via irc there's a solution using weechat. See my other comment for more info https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16544045
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by hultner 9y ago
WeeChat Slack API plugin (works without IRC-gateway) https://github.com/wee-slack/wee-slack Background I'm not associated but I thought I had to share this. Since about a year back I've migrated to wee-slack
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by hultner 9y ago
Neat! Anyone know of a similar tool for Python3/flask (or wsgi probably)?
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by hultner 9y ago
Maybe you could write one? I bet that it would be really appreciated.
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by hultner 9y ago
I believe there charges shows not only well intention but also that Facebook actually cares about and listens to the community, which in the long term is many times more valuable for the ecosystem then this particular change in itself. Grea
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by hultner 9y ago
Have you considered making an iPad version? Just tried it out on mine and it wasn’t pretty.
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by hultner 9y ago
I think they have, at least mine does.
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by hultner 9y ago
I don't know if I agree with the thumbnail at all but if you want to keep it try to make it fit the content better, i.e. make it the same high as the right column and put the votes and the vote button closed to the content as well. Her
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by hultner 9y ago
I agree with this speaker, I would rather see an excerpt from the abstract then a thumbnail. It's much better to the distinguish paywalled content in another way, as I user I didn't get that association at all, rather add some pa
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by hultner 9y ago
I’d say it’s the opposite as an die hard tmux-user. I don’t really use the integration since I’m more comfortable with my terminal in full screen and my own tmux config. The integration services seems more appropriate for someone who doesn’

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