jeremy_k

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by jeremy_k 6y ago
Who are these engineers that would have built these free libraries?
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
Yep, just crashed for me too
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Cutting Build Time in Half with Docker’s Buildx Kubernetes Driver(releaseapp.io)
10 points by jeremy_k 6y ago|0 comments
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
> a statically typed Ruby clone Could be that. I've used Ruby for 10 years, I'm just used a dynamic language. I also dealt with a typed Javascript monorepo and it was not very fun to deal with when the types weren't workin
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
I guess it depends on the programmer. I've fallen in love with more functional style of coding. The idea of data in and data out makes me feel like it's so much easier to follow what is going on compared to having objects with sid
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
My completely biased answer is I haven't written Java since I was a freshman in college (2009) and that was like a few months. I basically know nothing about the ecosystem. I've written Rails professionally for almost 10 years and
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
Exciting to see that heavy numerical computation might be available to a language running on BEAM. It has always seemed to me like an area that people would point to where Elixir couldn't stand up to Python. I've always dreamt tha
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Ephemeral Environments: Disappearing Production Like Replicas(releaseapp.io)
6 points by jeremy_k 6y ago|0 comments
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
"Is it hard? Yes, it is hard. But I hope I’ve convinced you that it is worth doing. It is life changing. It is our bridge to the sociotechnical systems of tomorrow, and more of us need to make this leap. What is your plan for achieving
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
It works, but the video restarts at least once, sometimes two or three times, before it finally plays correctly. Its very annoying
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
Also of note is Broadway ( https://github.com/dashbitco/broadway ) "Comparison to Flow You may also be interested in Flow by Dashbit. Both Broadway and Flow are built on top of GenStage. Flow is a more general abstr
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Secure Docker Authentication with Pass on Alpine Linux(jer-k.github.io)
1 points by jeremy_k 6y ago|0 comments
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
Interesting to see people opening issues for things they want when nothing in the README suggests that Github was seeking community input. I realize that this is possible due to the fact that it is an open source repository, but its possibl
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
Interesting I'll check this out. I had a similar idea that you would basically catalog everything and then have instructors put in classes. And as you grew more and more class you could start to find repetitions that instructors use an
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
Just a heads up, but your header description appears to be from the template you used. "Aptonic app landing page template helps you easily create websites for mobile apps, product landing, promotion and many more." I linked to you
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
There have been times I've wanted to reach out to someone about their open source repository or a question and I've always wondered why there wasn't a messaging feature. Interesting to learn it used to be there.
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
I would argue this isn't true. I lived in Santa Monica when the scooters came about and once they removed the helmet law I loved the utility they provided. I lived about 2 miles away from downtown Santa Monica, which is totally walkabl
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by jeremy_k 6y ago
Sometimes the sheer number of comments is daunting too. Seeing some discussions reach three, four, five, even six hundred comments is almost a deterrent. I'll usually look at the first few top level threads to see if anything interests
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by jeremy_k 7y ago
Any way to get updates when this happens? Edit: Saw the link to your blog below https://medium.com/build-ideas/
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by jeremy_k 7y ago
They opened sourced the runner[0] if you're interested in learning how it works. Understanding the internals of it may or may not help the syntax and concepts of Actions land though. My guess is that it is unlikely to see your request
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by jeremy_k 7y ago
'JavaScript is a never ending grind' - Wow no better way to summarize it than that. The funny thing is that I've always felt that Javascript the language is pretty straight forward and easy to comprehend. As someone who prima
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by jeremy_k 7y ago
Good to know! I'm going to try it out, but I just figured I would point that out incase it wasn't known to your team.
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by jeremy_k 7y ago
Chrome is trying really hard to prevent me from downloading the Mac App. Its saying 'Nautilus-1.2.0.dmg is not commonly downloaded and may be dangerous' and when I clicked to keep it another pop up came up with 'Even if you h
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by jeremy_k 7y ago
Where is the sticky header? Scrolling down the page I don't see anything sticking to the top. Also I didn't even know where to look to find the page. I guess I relied far more on checking my email and seeing notifications for thin
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by jeremy_k 7y ago
I haven't been able to create a new repository all morning
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by jeremy_k 7y ago
For tech related follows: I tend to follow some prominent people in the programming languages / frameworks I'm interested in, which is mainly Rails and Elixir / Phoenix things. As I've gotten more interested in DevOps ty
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by jeremy_k 7y ago
Have you watched The Defiant Ones[1] on HBO? I can't exactly recall if they were giving Beats out to players for free, but there is a segment of the documentary where they talk about how ubiquitous Beats became because players were sho
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by jeremy_k 7y ago
They're working on it. In a tweet Nat replied "Dependency caching is coming this year! Biggest gap we know we have to fix."[1] [1] - https://twitter.com/natfriedman/status/1166757981637115904
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by jeremy_k 7y ago
I can't give a deep comparison since I haven't done anything too deep with LiveView (yet!) but I would encourage you to watch the keynotes on LiveView[1][2] if you're really interested. I have spent the last few years working
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by jeremy_k 7y ago
> In reality, most companies will have datasets that could be ETL'd on my iPhone and a Spark cluster is just overkill. I like that you said this and I've seen a similar sentiment before. I was first exposed to it watching an El

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