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by kgraves 7y ago
Should have used Kubernetes on GCP or AWS, next time own your own infrastructure.
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by kgraves 7y ago
So an internal tool?
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by kgraves 7y ago
As a manager who frequents HN a lot, I really don't understand this 'why' and 'how' in comments and programmer reluctance to use them, all I see is just code comments, like notes. Could one explain or provide exampl
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by kgraves 7y ago
A stable battle tested database isn’t cool anymore, this is 2020, Jim. /s Jokes aside, I would rather see a working proof of concept 'Blockchain Wikipedia' being made from this crowd rather than have them shout suggestive buz
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PalindromeDay: Geeks around the world celebrate 02/02/2020(bbc.co.uk)
5 points by kgraves 7y ago|0 comments
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by kgraves 7y ago
This is like complaining about a painting that is not finished yet. The project clearly states that some features are a work in progress (wip)[0]. What happens when this project achieves all those goals? That blog post will become irrelevan
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by kgraves 7y ago
Uh, go to the home page? > "Apache Guacamole is a clientless remote desktop gateway [RDP]. It supports standard protocols like VNC, RDP, and SSH." > "We call it clientless because no plugins or client software are requi
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by kgraves 7y ago
I'm hesitant to use duolingo, after seeing the amount of funding rounds and VC capital they have taken. I would steer clear of using it. Are there any free and open source alternatives to duolingo out there? I wouldn't want to use
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by kgraves 7y ago
Not every codebase you are working with (or would be working with) has unit tests. Sometimes you’ll inherit such a project from a dev who left and you would be begging for a debugger. Otherwise failing that, then the rewrite begins... Debug
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by kgraves 7y ago
The Comma Two looks like a step in the right direction for making existing cars self driving with open source being a bonus with openpilot. One can say it is like Tesla Autopilot for any car. Comma’s products explicitly state you still need
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by kgraves 7y ago
I'm curious about this perspective and would like to know more, could you expand on this?
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by kgraves 7y ago
Maybe all the author cares about is writing and content? I don't think this is an issue at all for the majority of people. Remember that you (and people visit/comment on articles on this orange site) are the 0.01% of people in the
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by kgraves 7y ago
ok sorry dad.
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by kgraves 7y ago
who?
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by kgraves 7y ago
Not OP but I agree, having hate for somebody you don't know is really unhealthy.
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by kgraves 7y ago
Every internet company ever since 2010. 2010s: "We take your security very seriously." 2020s: "We value your privacy."
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by kgraves 7y ago
So what? Flagged. This isn't very intellectually stimulating and a poor take to say the least. I wish HN just sticks to tech instead of politics all the time.
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by kgraves 7y ago
Stadia is a staple of what the open web should be for games. Just open a web browser and the game is available. Much in the same way that Photoshop should be available on the web. Unfortunately it had to be Google that had to get their oar
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by kgraves 7y ago
This looks neat! Without all the Google/Alphabet spying. I’ve noticed that this project is written in Crystal, is Crystal production ready? I've looked into it months ago and it seems that there are a lot of breaking changes on ev
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by kgraves 7y ago
Why? I am genuinely curious.
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by kgraves 7y ago
Those looking into a password manager solution dodged a bullet.
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by kgraves 7y ago
Products that take in VC funding (at any stage) never ends well for the company or consumers. Such a shame 1Password caved in.
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by kgraves 7y ago
Agreed, to be honest, I was considering them as a password manager for my personal needs, now I am unsure about trusting them with this announcement.
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Instagram Stories Launches TikTok Clone Reels in Brazil(techcrunch.com)
3 points by kgraves 7y ago|0 comments
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by kgraves 7y ago
> It seems like they did not consider how they want peertubers to be able to monetize. This is a valid point, the majority of [YouTube] creators want to earn money from their content, which would make PeerTube more appealing to creators
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by kgraves 7y ago
Great work! This is a good YouTube alternative I can get behind, however after reading a little bit I kind of frowned at this line on the plugin paragraph. > You could also imagine plug-ins to sort videos in reverse alphabetical order, o
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Exploring the Electron Framework for Our Windows App(blog.dashlane.com)
2 points by kgraves 7y ago|0 comments
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by kgraves 7y ago
That's great, amazing and all good, but at my company I am looking for people with at least 10 years (or more) experience with Go. :) /s
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by kgraves 7y ago
This is key. I'm sure there exists developers that do both, no?
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by kgraves 7y ago
>...because it fits their use cases very well and are excited about the release of a big new feature. a bit too excited. GP isn't wrong, Go pretty much has the same thing and I have never seen so much fanboyism for a single featur

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