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by jerrya 13y ago
I'd really like to find a coursera/udacity/... course or any tutorial on basic devops that includes the use of vagrant/packer chef/puppet/ansible....
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by jerrya 13y ago
I just read about Vagrant, and Ansible last week -- I would love to read the ansible playbooks of folks to see what they are doing with them, and to learn more about how its done. Ideally, I'd love to find some vagrant scripts and ansi
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by jerrya 13y ago
I don't mind seeing an editor submitting links, but if you don't participate in the discussions, I would tend to think you are spamming HN. You could add a lot of value to the discussions and to the DailyDot if you were to partici
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by jerrya 13y ago
This looks interesting, valuable, and fun and I certainly signed up. Your clean page, and the design and colors of your icon led me to think at first that this was a google project. Compare your logo to that of google play's logo.
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by jerrya 13y ago
http://www.theverge.com/2013/6/29/4478748/california-license... Throwing more light on the controversial use of police license plate readers, a new report from the Center for Investigative Reporting reve
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by jerrya 13y ago
The closest thing to the reader I always wanted is Hackernews; a selection of significant, educational and relevant articles on topics I'm interested in. This is a crowd sourced, human curated list, different from a feed reader, wher
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by jerrya 13y ago
Jeremy Rifkin - 1995 - The End of Work: The Decline of the Global Labor Force and the Dawn of the Post-Market Era http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_End_of_Work In 1995, Rifkin contended that worldwide unemployment would
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by jerrya 13y ago
Especially when I follow that by saying I read the comments! (But for the most part, no one reads the comments of the dead.)
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by jerrya 13y ago
I guess I am such a terrible developer, that I too can't imagine a project that is useful that can ship after just a week's work (of probably part time while working at my real job). I did an online coding interview a few months
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by jerrya 13y ago
Does this take away from being able to warm the engines up to prevent thermal shock and/or ensure give them enough run time before takeoff to ensure they are running well?
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by jerrya 13y ago
I was definitely asked a "cutting the cake" brain teaser question when I interviewed. Cut a cake fairly into X pieces using Y slices. And it was a reasonable question that may or may not have knocked me out of the job, as long as
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by jerrya 13y ago
Agreed!
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by jerrya 13y ago
"EXTERMINATE" -- Dialek.
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Why Facebook’s investors find Facebook so baffling(qz.com)
3 points by jerrya 13y ago|0 comments
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by jerrya 13y ago
Hey, it's not so bad, I was there for the great $rtbl meta-mod banning of 2002. http://slashdot.org/journal.pl?op=display&uid=442574&id=4236
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Stasi - The Untold Story of the East German Secret Police(nytimes.com)
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How to Delete Your Creeper Facebook Search History(mashable.com)
1 points by jerrya 13y ago|0 comments
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by jerrya 13y ago
Home Depot sells shovels. Sometimes bad guys kill people and use the shovels from Home Depot to bury the bodies. There was this really great Zombie movie from 1985, Return of the Living Dead, that took place in a funeral home. I'm not
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by jerrya 13y ago
Do you exist in all zip codes of the US? If you are only supporting certain zip codes then I'm going to be real annoyed when I enter half a dozen questions and THEN you tell me you're not available in my zip code.
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by jerrya 13y ago
Semi-offtopic, but is "medium" twitter's version of "posterous"? I just noticed that to leave a comment at a medium site, a person needs to login through twitter. And the only social media support they seem to offer in my 15 second random s
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by jerrya 13y ago
Funny, you should read Adam Smith's opinion of landlords: http://geolib.com/smith.adam/won1-11.html or quoting from mises.org(!) Smith was even less kindly to the role of landlords, where he recognized no economic function whatever that
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by jerrya 13y ago
Really? I mean, I would think so, but I see a lot of major insurance plans with very high copays and/or limited to no coverage for annual physicals which would not be the expected behavior of insurance companies felt your annual physical sa
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by jerrya 13y ago
Substitute "Homebuilt PC without DRM" for AK-47, pretend it was written in 2023, not 2013, and then reread the article as well as the comments at Hacker News.
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by jerrya 13y ago
1995, Jeremy Rifkin, The End of Work http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_End_of_Work The End of Work: The Decline of the Global Labor Force and the Dawn of the Post-Market Era is a non-fiction book by American economist Jeremy Rifkin, publi
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by jerrya 13y ago
Men are often discouraged by society from seeking first aid or admitting any sort of ailment or weakness. Plus Emergency Rooms are known for very long wait times, especially if you are otherwise looking in good health. (triage favors the fo
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by jerrya 13y ago
But remember that much of US Greek Yogurt is Greek Yogurt + SUGAR + JAM + FRUIT = Candy.
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by jerrya 13y ago
Yes, this is exactly the problem I had with feedly when I tried it a few weeks back. Seems to have way more clicks required to read the comments than Reader's much leaner interface.
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by jerrya 13y ago
Doubled down, good for you!
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by jerrya 13y ago
Making fun of some guy's name? Pretending to not understand the importance of blogthis! in a world where Yahoo just bought Tumblr, or where the subscribe to rss buttons mostly work to allow the user to choose an rss feed reader of their own
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by jerrya 13y ago
I honestly don't know. I am hard put to explain what malpractice might be for a lawyer or doctor that wouldn't be the same for the largest US manufacturer of aircraft and her engineers. This was a huge mistake, and it seemed as though they

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