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   by i386 11y ago

   If you value large file support over forking then its a value add.
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   by i386 11y ago

   No, they are trying to solve a problem for their customers - storing large files. They charge money for this feature. It's disingenuous to think that they are breaking their product on purpose to extract money from you.
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   by i386 11y ago

   Shock and horror: commercial company has a paid value add. GitHub is not a charity.
4. 424.▲
   by i386 11y ago

   handled by the Messenger app these days. Not sure why they would need it in the Facebook app
5. 425.▲
   by i386 11y ago

   There is likely limited customer desire - try selling "client side encryption" in a consumer product.
6. 426.▲
   by i386 11y ago

   Thats very much like what Atlassian did with Confluence's wiki markup when they decided to go rich text only
7. 427.▲
   by i386 11y ago

   That is the exact cargo cult bullshit thinking that got Twitter and many other companies into this situation in the first place.
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   by i386 11y ago

   I bought a Dell U2515H recently. Not "retina" but really close enough. Everything looks so damn crisp it might as well be for the price. The extra inch (its 25") really makes a difference too. http://accessories.de
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   Why java.util.Optional is broken(developer.atlassian.com)

   11 points by i386 11y ago|0 comments
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    by i386 11y ago

    Isn't 'highly portable' through m4, auto tools, etc what got unix build systems complicated in the first place?
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    by i386 11y ago

    Steve Jobs was right: the company is a feature. I feel they've rested on their laurels for far too long while players like Box have beat them in the enterprise and Apple are shipping a free version of their consumer product on every Ma
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    by i386 11y ago

    TL;DR communication is so hard
13. 433.▲
    by i386 12y ago

    I'd love to hear that story if you have the time...
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    On workstation, as it is in production(engineering.canva.com)

    2 points by i386 12y ago|0 comments
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    by i386 12y ago

    Always put your API keys in an environment variable or ~/.
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    Ask HN: Anyone using Keen.io?

    1 points by i386 12y ago|0 comments
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    by i386 12y ago

    Have you seen Canva?
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    by i386 12y ago

    It's most certainly derived. The kernel, system libraries and frameworks are common between Mac OS X and iOS (except for Appkit and UIKit) This article covers some of the Apple internal history of iOS http://www.gizmodo.com.
19. 439.▲
    by i386 12y ago

    What exactly is the “Visual web”?
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    by i386 12y ago

    A bit unfair that this was down voted. Why does the hive mind think collectively that this is OK state for LibreSSL/OpenSSL - a critical component of internet security - to be in? What does "testing" mean in the LibreSSL&#x2F
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    by i386 12y ago

    Will they? Point me to their CI server
22. 442.▲
    by i386 12y ago

    Can I publish docker images I create with vagrant to the index? What does that workflow look like?
23. 443.▲
    by i386 13y ago

    I see the same issues on my MBA
24. 444.▲
    by i386 13y ago

    I'd love to dig into those specific points with you. My email address is in this thread.
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    by i386 13y ago

    Sorry to hear that you are having trouble with Bamboo. I'm Product Manager for Bamboo at Atlassian, so I'd be interested in looking into the problems and use cases you are having issues with. Feel free to drop me a line at james@a
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    by i386 13y ago

    That they are ultimately complementary. Something still needs to manage what docker images run on a physical node and manage the contents of the Docker image. On the latter point, the Dockerfile is just a glorified shell script. Puppet&#x2F
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    by i386 13y ago

    I was recently on a podcast panel that discussed if Docker was a replacement or complement to Puppet/Chef. http://theshipshow.com/2014/03/deciphering-the-docker-lifest...
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    by i386 13y ago

    Remember how we used Outlook before GMail because it was the only kid on the block? That's where we are at with GMail. The new mail experience hasn't been built yet.
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    by i386 13y ago

    The amount of times I've fixed bugs as a direct consequence to this is simply astounding. Two favourites: 1) App never started because it couldn't access the internet to fetch a DTD/XSD. 2) Sun/Oracle removed XSDs and th
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    by i386 13y ago

    Only worth doing if there are some directives added for public/private directives. Exposing internals is still bad design.