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by madmulita 8y ago
But should disagreement be expressed as downvotes?
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Ask HN: Can I kill the 'uses cookies' warning?
4 points by madmulita 8y ago|10 comments
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by madmulita 8y ago
Oh, but, if you have wine or some virtualization software you can run quickly get started using 'haxedevelop'... I guess it's not that multi-platform, after all.
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by madmulita 8y ago
Can't comment on the java vs kotlin thing, but what 'microservice' takes months to write by a team?
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by madmulita 8y ago
It might be a sign of exactly the opposite. Unless we know the method used to pick the speakers, it's all speculation.
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by madmulita 8y ago
If it's not a hipster's binary (I'm looking at you golang and docker), yes, we do care.
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by madmulita 8y ago
I have one Firefox tab opened with that repo, haven't tried it yet in part because I'm kind of loosing hope. Starting to believe we'll have to build something ourselves.
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by madmulita 8y ago
Hehe, I'm part of that team here, that's why we are trying to do it ourselves.
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by madmulita 8y ago
Noted. I didn't see this option. Thanks!
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by madmulita 8y ago
Yeah, at home or in my laptop I have everyone working (not that each worked out of the box :D )
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by madmulita 8y ago
I forgot to mention Openshift. The deployment worked, I guess, because we had something similar to an `iso` locally to do the full install. After that, if you are not using a local registry, you get to some of the same problems I mentioned
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by madmulita 8y ago
The Openstack deployments first failed while trying to download different pieces of sotware. As each part/script seems to use a different tool to download or get packages, we had to chase each one to find where the proxies should be c
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by madmulita 8y ago
I don't mean to hijack the thread, sincere concern. I've been trying to build a minimal kubernetes cluster in our lab to see what it would take to host this kind of infrastructure. It's not clear if we are allowed to use the
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by madmulita 8y ago
Does this mean that CoreOS/Redhat are no longer developing rkt?
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by madmulita 8y ago
Never a problem with any of the Thinkpads I've had, mostly Debian. With the macs? Dead batteries because of bad firmware, dead chargers because of horrible cables, 19hs upgrading the OS (each try), finally, dead motherboard. Not fall
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by madmulita 8y ago
8? When did they double it? And since when can I use anything but digits? /s
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by madmulita 9y ago
At least the header has something in it, the white margins are completely useless but eat a lot of real state.
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by madmulita 9y ago
I think the devil is in availability. I'm in the bottom of the world. Over here the only almost reliably available is the raspy.
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by madmulita 9y ago
I don't understand the point of the clip. He says that the code was similar to Sun's, but clearly admits that, not being involved with the trial, he didn't get to see Google's code.
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by madmulita 9y ago
Basho's bankrupt?! When did this happen?
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Paradigms of AI Programming is now available as a free PDF(lispblog.xach.com)
4 points by madmulita 9y ago|0 comments
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by madmulita 9y ago
You want the short or the long answer? We still have major components using java 1.4.2.
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by madmulita 9y ago
Altamira
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by madmulita 9y ago
I'm running Ubuntu 17.10 on an EliteBook 800 G3. It works great until you try normal things with the docking station, the video drivers freak out. It's kind of random, but always happens when connecting it to the docking station
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by madmulita 9y ago
We simply complete the forms saying that we applied all the patches and upgrades that were necesary... and pray for the best. /s
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by madmulita 9y ago
Or social!
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by madmulita 9y ago
If you are willing to follow all the rules that a well defined container needs to fulfill all the promises, you might as well follow the rules your sysadmins had defined, and let them use the tools they had been using for ages.
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Wibson, data marketplace empowering individuals to monetize their own data(medium.com)
2 points by madmulita 9y ago|0 comments
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by madmulita 9y ago
I have a Sony Dash, even though I don't really use much of it, I find it irreplaceable for the ability to program complex alarms. It's been working fine for at least 4 years. A couple of days ago we had a power failure, the thing
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by madmulita 9y ago
In that case, the problem is not overqualification, the problem is that the person is high maintenance.

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