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by krisdol 11y ago
Do you not have your own computer at work? Because that's what these ridiculous complaints sound like.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Keyword: "I". Personally I'd choose Keepass as it is OSS but we all have different priorities. Seems like LastPass has features targeted at enterprise customers and it's (unfortunately) rare that a large businesses makes
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by krisdol 11y ago
The communist ideology resulted in that in the same sense that the capitalist ideology resulted in the genocide of Native Americans, the creation of largest imprisoned population in the world, and centuries of slavery. Or maybe we're m
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by krisdol 11y ago
Please fix your content load priorities, or sub a standard font before the web font is ready. This is how the page looks for the first 8 seconds on mobile: http://m.imgur.com/rKmzqvJ
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by krisdol 11y ago
>If you used those sophisticated ops and well defined deployment tools and dev environments to develop a monolith, wouldn't it be just as easy? No, it wouldn't allow us to be as fast. Most of our services are under <200LOCs
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by krisdol 11y ago
I see the strengths and weaknesses in the article, and the complaints from all the comments here, but I still find the trade off of microservices worth it. It requires sophisticated ops and well defined deployment tools and dev environments
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by krisdol 11y ago
TDD in action
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by krisdol 11y ago
Her email and tweet kind of speak for themselves, don't they?
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by krisdol 11y ago
It was very unprofessional of him to stoop to their level. After receiving such a rude response, he should have either let it go calmly or inquired about what their problems are. I wouldn't want someone who feeds the trolls like that t
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by krisdol 11y ago
Personally, I hate promises, but on topic > write unit tests for your code without mocking, by specifying the expected content, results, and order of side-effects performed by a function No mocking? This is absurd. Some functions rightfu
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by krisdol 11y ago
RubyOnRails isn't new buzzy tech. It was in 2008, but it will be the source of large web stacks for many years to come. I would go with node JavaScript. It's battle tested at this point and there is a lot of demand, meanwhile many
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by krisdol 11y ago
Jenkins
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by krisdol 11y ago
I love the photos, but I was halfway down the page of viewing photos before a single line of text loaded. How do publishers like this ever get their site indexed by Google?
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by krisdol 11y ago
Good point. A combination of handpicked optimization and programmatic, intent-driven placement is likely optimal.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Intent-driven ads are far more relevant to a site's audience than hand-picked, static ones. They have much higher CTR and conversion rates, when done right. You're asking sites to remove sources of income that people find relevant
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by krisdol 11y ago
Service discovery, orchestration, and on-the-fly config/environment changes are things that are solved by tools like consul and mesos (to scratch the surface). The ops world is so much more than just dockerfiles. There is absolutely a
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by krisdol 11y ago
Agreed -- when I read the article, I found the first set of commits more valuable than the second. Having short commits is better than long commits, but not at the expense of information. I don't need commits that use the words "u
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by krisdol 11y ago
I'm cynica that will be the case. On the Internet TV front we have roku, apple tv, chrome cast, kindle fire TV-- all of them empty plastic boxes doing nearly the same exact thing, and yet there is no interop to speak of. It's just
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by krisdol 11y ago
As a linux user, as much as I'd like to believe you, everything I see about OS X is that its privacy policies and options are far more restricted and in what the OS can do, and it is made far easier to opt out. Like, a single checkbox
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by krisdol 11y ago
Step 1: Uninstall everything related to Google. Step 2: ??? Step 3: Profit
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by krisdol 11y ago
I don't know what the first thing is so it must be something I disabled when setting up my Mac. The Ubuntu thing is opt-in, not opt-out in recent versions. Both are simple changes and not nearly the same scope as W10's abuses.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Why do you go "back" on it? The internet is a better, safer, faster experience without ads.
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by krisdol 11y ago
I would say that the argument should be for denying public officials the right to conduct any official business, campaigning, and communication with the public via non-transparent/non-auditable channels such as Twitter. Hypothetically,
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by krisdol 11y ago
If you've ever worked with Twitter's API, you should know that not honoring deletes on your app is against the TOS. It doesn't matter what accounts are being monitored, when a tweet is deleted by the account, you have to dele
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by krisdol 11y ago
Yeah, I wouldnt waste a private repo on dotfiles; however, it's important to maintain a .gitignore that ignores locations such as .bash_history, .ssh, and so on. You won't believe how many private keys, IP addresses, and user IDs
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by krisdol 11y ago
Apple is not an advertising company, its a hardware company. While I feel it's going down the same route as Google, its current privacy policies are significantly better than any of its competitors. Furthermore, Windows 10 goes way bey
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by krisdol 11y ago
Here's a mirror, since 4chan files are sometimes auto-wiped relatively quickly http://i.imgur.com/QSKsW0G.jpg
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by krisdol 11y ago
As someone who can already build the app, how do I get the skills to build Uber the company?
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How to Squash Pull Requests for Better Git Histories(fami.sh)
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by krisdol 11y ago
Location: Boston, MA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: * Recent Languages: Java, Javascript, Ruby, Swift (iOS) * Frameworks/Libraries: Koa, Express, Socket.io * DB: SQL, Redis, MongoDB

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