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by levlaz 10y ago
> The job-market started being flooded by developers (most notably Java), that did not have any proper education anymore about the RDM. And the weird thing? They were somehow proud of it too. Still see this today, its a bit shocking and
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by levlaz 10y ago
I thought listicles were over?
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100% Uptime*(levlaz.org)
1 points by levlaz 10y ago|2 comments
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by levlaz 10y ago
+1, Postico is the Best PostgreSQL Client ever. Only thing that sucks is that its only for Mac.
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Presenting an Open Source Toolkit for Lightweight Multilingual Entity Linking(yahooresearch.tumblr.com)
2 points by levlaz 10y ago|0 comments
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Drone delivers transfusion blood intact(en.wikinews.org)
2 points by levlaz 10y ago|0 comments
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by levlaz 10y ago
> I would like to think of the Linux desktop environment as being closer to a Miata - something fun and enjoyable for those that are willing to accept different tradeoffs and enjoy being closer to the road. I really like this analogy.
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by levlaz 10y ago
Sorry maybe I said this wrong. A lot of developers that I know run Linux on the desktop. They don't necessary ship bug fixes for desktop linux but they write code for Google, Facebook, Some other Startup, etc.. "shipping bug fixes
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by levlaz 10y ago
Wow, thanks so much for this amazing compliment. :)
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by levlaz 10y ago
> So thank you Linux, and thanks to all the developers that contribute to the ecosystem. Amen!
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by levlaz 10y ago
Maybe, if you pick the right hardware life is good. I picked up an Acer V3 which is an awesome machine except the network dies when you resume from suspend (which then prompted this troll-ey blog post :))
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by levlaz 10y ago
> For anyone who misses it, this is a reference to Apple's 1997 Think Different marketing campaign. Yes, thank you! This post was careful crafted trolling. I am glad the not so subtle plagiarism was completely lost. ;)
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by levlaz 10y ago
Im right there with you, been on the Ubuntu and Debian train since 2004. Still not giving up though :)
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by levlaz 10y ago
> It's more like, "everything a CLI-using geeky developer cares about works." Totally. Which is cool sometimes. Everything "just works" in the sense that Linux is written in a Turing complete language and at the
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by levlaz 10y ago
Wow thanks so much! Best compliment I've received on HN :) Cheers!
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by levlaz 10y ago
Nice! Thanks for sharing that. I think that AskUbuntu thread is a living testimonial to what I am trying to express through my trolly blog post. I am honestly proud to be in a community of users who would read that thread and not reinstal
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by levlaz 10y ago
Oh no, this is just an alias called `n` that I execute when the drivers are borked. Every other time that my laptop resumes from hibernate my wifi doesn't work. There is probably a much better solution here, but this one works for me
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by levlaz 10y ago
I started writing a post about the latest addition to my ~/.bash_profile file: ``` # Restart Network Driver alias n="sudo modprobe -r ath10k_pci && sudo modprobe ath10k_pci" ``` And ended up stealing the Apple ad inst
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An Ode to Linux Desktop Users Everywhere(levlaz.org)
194 points by levlaz 10y ago|128 comments
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Creating MilksFriends; a fascinating peek into the creative process(aoshengran.wordpress.com)
1 points by levlaz 10y ago|0 comments
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Introducing React Native Ubuntu(developer.ubuntu.com)
5 points by levlaz 10y ago|1 comments
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Introduction to the MySQL Document Store(youtube.com)
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Pip-Save – NPM Style Requirements Management in Python(github.com)
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by levlaz 11y ago
I think called the community edition crippled is a stretch. I have a small team (4-5 devs) that has been using the CE for a few years now and we have been more than happy with it for all of our needs. The EE edition features make a lot of s
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by levlaz 11y ago
Have you tried using BitBucket?
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by levlaz 11y ago
Thank you for your transparency, it means a lot! :)
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by levlaz 11y ago
No the efforts are for .com https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/operations/issues/42
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by levlaz 11y ago
Very true, I think they are working very hard on improving the experience this quarter. Front page of HN probably does not help either. :)
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Dear open-source maintainers, a letter from GitLab(about.gitlab.com)
924 points by levlaz 11y ago|318 comments
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by levlaz 11y ago
Wow, thanks for the compliment -- the Ui is still very much a work in progress. There is nothing too special going on right now, its basic bootstrap with a little bit of customization thrown in here: https://github.com/levla

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