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by knite 11y ago
I'm partial to: x = x or []
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by knite 11y ago
I've been considering the new Apple TV - could you share what you dislike about it?
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by knite 11y ago
What's the networking model? Will two instances on the same host talk over the datacenter network, or will the traffic stay local to the machine?
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by knite 11y ago
How does this compare to Joyent Triton?
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by knite 11y ago
Why is the issue closed and locked?
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by knite 11y ago
Could you compare/contrast MagicStack with PythonImproved generally? Would love to know if MS is strictly better.
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by knite 11y ago
I've skimmed the Relay and GraphQL repos, but I can't for the life of me figure out which database backends are supported. Can I put this in front of Postgres? Redis? How do I stand this up in front of an existing DB?
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by knite 11y ago
How does this compare to RDS - both in terms of HA, and generally speaking?
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by knite 11y ago
Not the most responsive maintainer - still waiting on him to tag a 1.0.0 release for autoenv - https://github.com/kennethreitz/autoenv/issues/82
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by knite 11y ago
Wow, THT! I was their Director of IT around 2007-2010. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
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by knite 12y ago
Not sure if you'll see this, but this thread inspired me to send an email to 80K, which I've known about for a while. I'm planning to become a 50+% donator in the next couple of years.
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by knite 12y ago
I started using Alpine a couple of weeks ago. Really curious what sorts of problems you've encountered. The only big one for me so far is the change to DNS resolution.
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by knite 12y ago
What particular issues have you run into with etcd and/or CoreOS?
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by knite 12y ago
Thomas, Great article. The prelude to the interview with books given to candidates is especially interesting. I'd love to see that reading list, and would further like to suggest posting it on your careers page. I would imagine that an
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by knite 12y ago
Do you have any recommendations on articles or books about getting started with microservices? I'm an experienced Django dev - I began using Docker a few months ago and microservices seem like the natural next step. But most of the blo
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by knite 12y ago
This is an absolutely marvelous bit of history!
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by knite 12y ago
This is a really great point. I may raise it on one of the CoreOS mailing lists.
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by knite 12y ago
Hm...this sounds like a bit of a disconnect from the 1.2 announcement post, which says: "Note, however, that changes to these files are not saved during a docker build and so will not be preserved in the resulting image. The changes wi
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by knite 12y ago
Why is this not supported during docker build? I'm not very familiar with the --privileged flag - isn't that only related to sharing on the host? Edits to /etc/hosts in a container don't affect the host, so it seems
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by knite 12y ago
Why is boot2docker a mess? I find it unusable due to lack of file sharing from the host through to a container. Are there any other showstoppers?
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by knite 12y ago
Adam, I think Benzinga and I may be each others' unicorns. Would love to chat directly before emailing the careers email. aris@pike.as
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by knite 12y ago
I moved from Chicago to San Francisco, and find that San Francisco is significantly easier to get around in. The public transit is worse, but the city itself is smaller, and Uber/Lyft/etc rates are low due to competition, which ef
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by knite 12y ago
Docker ambassadors - http://docs.docker.io/use/ambassador_pattern_linking/#introd...
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by knite 12y ago
I'm also interested in this. I'm used to running my Django/(formerly gunicorn but soon switching to uwsgi or passenger)/nginx/PG stack on EC2. I've been exploring Docker and Vagrant, and have almost finished se
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Vagrant 1.6 has been released(vagrantup.com)
51 points by knite 12y ago|31 comments
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by knite 12y ago
These feature previews need a download link, or at the very least a release date.
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by knite 13y ago
Yes, please!
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by knite 13y ago
You can't teach a financial analyst how to analyze code in a single comment, but you can certainly give them some rough pointers: (using Python as an example) def function(): This is a "unit" of code which performs an action.
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by knite 13y ago
Note: Maneesh runs the site he's promoting. See his submission history: https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=maneesh
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by knite 13y ago
How often do you need to reverse a string, or even a list?

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