jbergknoff

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by jbergknoff 9y ago
What are best practices for sharing build artifacts (e.g. images in ECR, files in S3) among AWS accounts? Cross-account IAM policies, explicit promotion process to move artifacts between accounts, or something else?
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Applying the Twelve-Factor App Methodology to Serverless Applications(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by jbergknoff 9y ago|0 comments
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by jbergknoff 9y ago
Anybody know why logical replication isn't supported in Aurora Postgres, or if it's on the roadmap?
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by jbergknoff 9y ago
Finally, a semantic use for the marquee tag.
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by jbergknoff 9y ago
Who really clicks on https://news.ycombinator.com/shownew , which isn't in the top nav? A new "Show HN" doesn't get exposure on /show, as far as I know.
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by jbergknoff 9y ago
Great post. It's always good to see more examples of people putting these tools to work. With that said, I consider getting the AMI id dynamically to be an anti-pattern which undermines the principles of infrastructure-as-code. Specifi
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Show HN: Learn Your Letters, a game for toddlers(jbergknoff.github.io)
4 points by jbergknoff 9y ago|2 comments
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Always Pin Your Versions(jonathan.bergknoff.com)
1 points by jbergknoff 9y ago|0 comments
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by jbergknoff 10y ago
You might find this useful: https://jbergknoff.github.io/mathjax-sandbox (example: https://jbergknoff.github.io/mathjax-sandbox/#JGVee2lccGl9PS... )
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Collapsible webpage element without JavaScript or CSS(caniuse.com)
1 points by jbergknoff 10y ago|0 comments
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by jbergknoff 10y ago
Why is the default issue filter "is:open"? When I have an issue with a project, I never want to restrict focus to open issues. In fact, I'd much rather land on a closed issue where it turns out the issue was recently fixed, o
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by jbergknoff 11y ago
You're exactly right. Arguably worse than ugly, unnecessary and difficult to parse are that many of these things are difficult to research with a search engine. For example, `const { user, post } = this.props;` there is nothing to plug
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by jbergknoff 11y ago
Sounds like you're looking for many of the same things as I am. I tried all the usual suspects (including Trello, per the article), and none did what I wanted. I have actually been using Jira for personal task management for the past 6
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by jbergknoff 11y ago
Relevant discussion on the nesdev forum: http://forums.nesdev.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=13552
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JavaScript's Syntax Problem(jonathan.bergknoff.com)
1 points by jbergknoff 11y ago|0 comments
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by jbergknoff 11y ago
Yes, the npm "request" module is extremely bloated and badly written, to boot. https://www.npmjs.com/package/needle is a good alternative.
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by jbergknoff 11y ago
Nice. I have a 30 year old garage opener but I don't have a remote. I know the combination because I set the DIP switches, and I think I even dug up the trasmission frequency when I looked into it a few months ago. I don't know wh
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Hacker News Unread Comment Highlighter (Chrome Extension)(chrome.google.com)
2 points by jbergknoff 11y ago|0 comments
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Building Better Docker Images(jonathan.bergknoff.com)
6 points by jbergknoff 11y ago|0 comments
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by jbergknoff 11y ago
"less usable than before" -- this is completely the opposite of my experience. Kudos to cloudflare for ditching the dysfunctional infinite scroll.
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by jbergknoff 12y ago
If you have docker installed, you can use this 9 MB sass image instead of installing ruby or compiling node-sass: https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/jbergknoff/sass/
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Google Maps Pacman(google.com)
237 points by jbergknoff 12y ago|55 comments
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by jbergknoff 12y ago
It would be really helpful to go into some detail on the steps taken to clean up the git history.
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by jbergknoff 12y ago
The node.js library [1] is incredibly well done. It's easily the best-documented node.js library I've ever seen. [1] https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-js
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Some Obscure JavaScript Pitfalls(jonathan.bergknoff.com)
2 points by jbergknoff 12y ago|0 comments
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Making a Guitar Tuner with HTML5(jonathan.bergknoff.com)
55 points by jbergknoff 12y ago|5 comments
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by jbergknoff 12y ago
You're right that a published Dockerfile isn't enough to really know what went into the image, but I think it's the closest thing we have at the moment. I would love to see some tools for building truly minimal docker images
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by jbergknoff 12y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. In the "debian:wheezy" docker image, "apt-get clean" didn't seem to have an effect. I dug around a bit and found that, in this image, aptitude is configured to not cache the downloaded