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by jjm 10y ago
If I were Apple, I'd jump on this. Maybe then battery life will be better. And hopefully that famed form fitted battery comes out of the woods.
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by jjm 10y ago
There is one thing I'm not sure anyone has talked about yet. When a corp entity 'donates' or provides funding for a specific feature, they will usually want a timeline for the completion of it. I personally feel there is a di
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by jjm 10y ago
If IBM tried to do this I can see other players stepping up to outbid them. Didn't IBM divest much of these business lines and focus on services?
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by jjm 10y ago
Standup frequently and wear USB warming gloves. Seriously!
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The SEC accused dev of fraud for behaving like a dev(qz.com)
8 points by jjm 10y ago|2 comments
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by jjm 10y ago
You could get close with graphiz. digraph G { "Ripgrep" -> "ignore" "ignore" -> "globset" "Ripgrep" -> "globset" "Ripgrep" -> "grep&q
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by jjm 10y ago
;-) you ever review that PR I sent? No browsing HN on the Job! (I kid)
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by jjm 10y ago
For those that have forgotten, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4073309 Back then there were issues. If I remember correctly, there was some nodejs even after this with no bcrypt.
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by jjm 10y ago
Working on end result properly is not the same as "wishing" or "dreaming". My commentary is this, The quantification of the relationship between her leadership role and the direct effectiveness of the product is quite di
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by jjm 11y ago
Doesn't eliminate them, but as a sysadmin doesn't have to worry about what version of it or even if runtimes such as ruby/Java/Python exist, any devel libs, exist in the machine. That same container can move from my desk
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by jjm 11y ago
Edit: my reasons look so small compared to that rocket landing. Makes me feel like whatever I'm working on is just _not_ BIG enough. Rolling upgrades, artifact transport, and cleaner host machine alone can give you extra donut and You
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by jjm 11y ago
A rocket lands like it's done it 1000 times from space, and my company can't even code a simple microservice or use containers.
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by jjm 11y ago
Speaking about scripting, look at the Vagrant cluster scripts. A lot of bash [0] (I like bash). But there have been so many issues. I've been using K8s for so long and I tried so long to help vagrant work, but it sucks. Anyways, went t
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by jjm 11y ago
You really think closed source Oracle is going to make applets better? People don't like applets cause the experience sucks, the tooling generally lacks, and the libraries are old. You say that webdev is Applet 2.0? ok sure, at least i
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by jjm 11y ago
Totally agree, but as you pointed out Adobe is a Tech company. It has the dollars to do full development, to hire good people, and do things right. Software development is hard, managing projects and making stupid decisions is easy.
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by jjm 11y ago
In my comment I support domain knowledge experts. In my comment I purposely mentioned erlang because to implement algorithmic efficiency you must have domain expertise. "I don't know erlang that well but I'll be damned if I d
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by jjm 11y ago
A true coder wanting to implement things near correct with algorithm complexity (big O), will try to find how to implement the right code by taking time to research understood and time tested patterns they've learned (it is an applied
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by jjm 11y ago
Beg to differ. You should read the docs for CoreOS. One OS is made to host containers, the other is more general.
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by jjm 11y ago
I'm pretty sure that comparing Swarm/Compose's feature set to Kubernetes would yield large gap.
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by jjm 11y ago
+1 In the long run efficiency is very high. Wonder if a set of test data to demonstrate this as a KPI could be added other than raw benchmark perf.
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by jjm 11y ago
Hey, nice seeing you here! Glad to see the project reach HN (finally). That indeed is a very good slide deck. Some features that I preach are: - good turnkey default values - lua support - config options galore (Bryan labels it a co
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by jjm 11y ago
It may seem low, but I welcome the competition. While we enjoy certain brands it helps to keep them honest with healthy competition.
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by jjm 11y ago
I used to be an avid Forbes reader but then came the ad insanity. One thing is for sure, __I will not give up on my ad blocker__ even if it means not visiting and reading the sites whose content I enjoyed or even canceling my subscriptions.
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by jjm 11y ago
Hey guys, It's great to see even more progress on Chakra since we last talked. As a hardcore node dev I don't care for too much with engine x, y, z. As long as the community is given the keys from "dad". Adoption must be
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by jjm 11y ago
Believe it or not, these codes are used to define contracts and aid in payment all the way from patient to broker.
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by jjm 12y ago
In my professional experience I've met architects that don't code, or even remember how. Very sad.
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by jjm 12y ago
Among the auto manufacturers offerings, some 'lane assist' systems can only handle the most simple of turns (taking you out of the lane, _very scary_). These systems are too simple IMHO with single cameras and or no mix of additi
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by jjm 12y ago
Then throw HTTPie into a bash script.
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by jjm 13y ago
When I first saw the Google barges, the first thing I thought to myself was that It was a testing ground for Robotics. Multi-pedal, wheeled, and arial robots. I still hold to it until they show pictures from the inside. :-)
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by jjm 13y ago
My CPU intensive work is wrapped around services. This can be direct native calls to libs (c or openmp), actors via akka, finagle, storm, Hadoop, spark or mesos for that matter. The beauty of node is it's single threaded-ness. Doesn&#x

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