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by jnardiello 10y ago
As a EU citizen living where guns are essentially banned (in 30yrs I've seen a gun only once - excluding law enforcement) I'm equally scared by both guns and terrorism. Just to outline that the feeling mentioned in the title can b
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by jnardiello 10y ago
I'm very heavily working with k8s and while what you say is definitely true, I'm not too bothered by what I have to configure (aka stuff I can control directly). What I really dislike is stuff on which I have no direct control and
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by jnardiello 10y ago
I literally have no idea what this does. It doesn't make any sense. Even guessing, adding hidden complexity on top of k8s doesn't seem a good idea.
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by jnardiello 10y ago
Transfer 1% to their personal accounts in Bahamas and puf - disappeared.
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by jnardiello 10y ago
> But the idea that catching a bug in production is a huge problem is a myth You clearly have never worked in fintech, banks or payments. I personally witnessed the moment we catched a race condition which costed the company n-k euros in
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by jnardiello 10y ago
Insane. In your case, I'm glad your dad was misdiagnosed for the good. I can't imagine how this misdiagnose impacted your life and your family during the last few years.
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by jnardiello 10y ago
Same situation in Italy. Unfortunately. Anyone wanting a be euthanised has to travel Switzerland, which is not always feasible at end-of-life (also considering that the whole procedure costs ~20k$). I spent my civil service as an EMT and on
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by jnardiello 10y ago
I might be wrong here, but using brew will NOT remove git shipped with xcode, so you are still vulnerable.
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Show HN: Pilot53, a better way to access your servers with AWS Lambda(github.com)
2 points by jnardiello 11y ago|0 comments
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by jnardiello 11y ago
Software dev who just switched to devops recently. Good luck to whoever will manage an AWS infrastructure on his spare time between developing one feature and another. Seriously, the cloud is not shifting roles. Actually, the more everythin
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by jnardiello 11y ago
PHP Dev here with similar experience as yours. I used to work/live in London and stayed there for a bit less than ~2yrs. My salary was 50k in a well respected big US-based corp. Mine was the highest salary in the team, other members we
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by jnardiello 11y ago
Great naming, reads like "Half-ass" in italian. Other than that, great stuff
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by jnardiello 11y ago
apologies, you are absolutely right. Has been a very long day :)
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by jnardiello 11y ago
To be entirely honest, I'm quite concerned about your choice on choosing Alpine as the base distro. Their choice of using musl over glibc might be cool but if you have to put old libs inside a container, it's hell (if not entirely
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by jnardiello 11y ago
Here is the catch: you just need to realise that docker-machine is really just a virtual box linux machine. Once you get that, having shared volumes working as expected is quite easy without requiring 3rd party tools. I'm actually quit
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by jnardiello 11y ago
> Now, if a programmer decides whether or not study and understand the pasted code has nothing to do with the quality of the final product. I deeply disagree with this and for such obvious reasons.
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by jnardiello 11y ago
If it's a joke "Ahah", if not it's just depressing. SO is a valuable resource to confront and understand concepts. Let's not encourage this copy/paste culture
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by jnardiello 11y ago
Italy, too. Pretty much down globally.
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by jnardiello 11y ago
Agree but you could still easily gather events and metrics, which once aggregated would provide BI insights. Managers do love this kind of things
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by jnardiello 11y ago
1. If users are NOT aware of being tracked, it is HELL creepy 2. Scalability is now not an issue :) I think your concern should be to find the first customer. 3. not sure 4. I think they would, but you need to make sure users are not
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Show HN: VR First-person flight for your drone(play.google.com)
1 points by jnardiello 11y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What's the best minimal CSS framework?
5 points by jnardiello 11y ago|5 comments
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by jnardiello 11y ago
No, I didn't. That was the total tuition fee including taxes. Obviously that didn't include any sort of college accommodation or meal plan - as I lived at reasonable distance from the campus. It was just standard "classes &am
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by jnardiello 11y ago
My tuition fee in a top-notch european technical college (automation engineering) was roughly 3000$/year. But yeah, let's keep cargo-culting the US model.
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by jnardiello 11y ago
I don't think people realize that Mafia is not anymore what it used to be 50 years ago. They are well-established in different regions across europe (you wish it was just an italian thing, right?) which are generating a tremendous inco
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by jnardiello 11y ago
And how distributing this as a composer package would stop you from cloning the repo manually and still use the class as if it had no composer json? On the other hand, what if you have a slightly more complex system with some logic to handl
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by jnardiello 11y ago
You just don't get it :) Whoever wish to include manually this package and use it like if it was 1993 will still be able to do by cloning this repo and including the file by hand. On the other side, 99% of the sane PHP that has been wr
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by jnardiello 11y ago
If the target audience are those developers manually including everything, then it's not a package for me. Using composer is completely unrelated to having (or rather not) dependencies. It's actually pretty much the opposite: a wa
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by jnardiello 11y ago
Mate, seriously, use composer and packagist.
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by jnardiello 11y ago
No doubts: Elixir :) Hope it helps

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