machinemob

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by machinemob 7y ago
That's MY button not theirs.
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by machinemob 8y ago
Nordic Death Metal
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by machinemob 8y ago
Ham Radio - I like CW ("Continuous Wave" which usually employs an on/off keyer and Morse Code), QRP (seeing how far away you can reach someone with minimum possible power) and modern digital mesh networks like APRS and AREDN
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by machinemob 8y ago
What is the company line that you're referring to that Rob Pike contradicts?
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by machinemob 8y ago
tcrow what are some real-world examples of "consulting agencies?" I'm a technologist but examples in any industry would give me a feeling for what kind of company you're referring to. Thanks in advance.
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by machinemob 9y ago
bballer start with requirements and then evaluate tools/stacks based on that. Your requirements will help guide your research of what's out there and is best for the job. All technical disciplines use this approach including our
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by machinemob 9y ago
In the amount of time it took for you to write this question and parse the subsequent opinions, rants and religious arguments, you could have followed a basic Docker tutorial, written a simple Dockerfile and answered the more important ques
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by machinemob 9y ago
OT: Hi trevvr, I'm curious to know why cloud is out of the question for you. Is it a matter of security or other? I'm a cloud guy (for lack of a better term) and trying to understand use-cases when cloud is not a sensible option.
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by machinemob 9y ago
I actually agree with your simulacrum. I also agree with others that code has more in common with a cake recipe than Pride and Prejudice ;-) The above said, language is language whether you're struggling to control a state-machine, bak