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GitHub acquires AppCanary(blog.appcanary.com)
160 points by marcc 9y ago|28 comments
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by marcc 9y ago
Will you elaborate on the obvious reasons? Pretend they aren't obvious to me. I'm interested in reading more about athletic advantages gained from consuming meat. Is there a reason that other sources of protein aren't giving
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by marcc 9y ago
The vast majority of time spent by office employees is socializing and non-productive ritual work. Do you have any links or sources to back this up?
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by marcc 9y ago
50k words on an iPhone is really impressive. I'm guessing you didn't find it too frustrating or you wouldn't have made it to 50k words?
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by marcc 9y ago
6:40 per mile is a pretty intense pace for most people to keep up for an hour.
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by marcc 9y ago
The primary reason is that it's useful to know what was happening on a system when something was logged. When troubleshooting an unexpected error in a log, the troubleshooting starts by building context. What was the action, what was t
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by marcc 9y ago
Can you describe why that hiring process was so good? What did they do that set it apart from most?
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by marcc 9y ago
When you put your fiat currency into a traditional bank, the bank doesn't hold it for you either. They also issue IOUs. Coinbase is more similar to a bank than it is to a wallet.
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by marcc 9y ago
Microsoft isn't just using TypeScript, they created and maintain TypeScript.
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by marcc 9y ago
I'd love to find a good iPad style dev workflow, but the step that requires "commit and push" before compiling is a deal breaker for me. Is there no rsync or good way to move a local copy to a remote dev server from the iPad?
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OCI v1.0: Bringing Containers Closer to Standardization(opencontainers.org)
3 points by marcc 9y ago|0 comments
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by marcc 9y ago
Doesn't this make 2fa less secure for you? Assuming your password and your recovery codes are in the same place, that's only one factor auth.
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by marcc 9y ago
There's a selector on the toolbar, top right, that let's you choose the time period.
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by marcc 9y ago
I wouldn't share my Gmail password. Besides, I have two-factor enabled on my account, so the password alone wouldn't be that useful. If you are using Gmail, you can share access to your inbox with another account. This would still
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by marcc 9y ago
I'd be as huge fan. Running a small office with 15 people in it takes a lot of work. I'm definitely not above mopping the floors, doing the dishes or hanging whiteboards myself, but it's more effective for me to pay someone t
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by marcc 9y ago
For things that might be useful in the future, I'll just rely on Chrome's history and my own memory (and ability to search for it in Google) to find it if/when needed. That's worked pretty well. Sometimes the search take
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by marcc 9y ago
That's a great story. Thanks for sharing. I think it's common on sites like HN for us to see your original post and think "he uploads videos and gets how much?" But it's the backstory that's interesting. What e
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by marcc 9y ago
That's pretty impressive. I'm curious to hear how your YouTube account gained enough followers to make this possible. It would be difficult to convince an artist to upload it into your account before you had traction.
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by marcc 9y ago
It's not really that much less egregious than root. With this shared account, anyone is able to log in and become root. There is not audit capabilities when using shared accounts. Using shared accounts is just bad idea.
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by marcc 9y ago
There is currently no way to run Slack and store the messages on your owganizations own machines.
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by marcc 9y ago
A couple of choices are fission from platform9 and kubeless from bitnami. Alternatively you could try IBM OpenWhisk or Azure Functions, both of which are open source.
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Insights from StatusPage into the S3 outage(blog.statuspage.io)
4 points by marcc 10y ago|0 comments
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by marcc 10y ago
You really need to think about security as a few distinct, but related parts. There's (at least) infrastructure, data and product security to consider. 1. Infrastructure security is because you don't want intruders on your servers
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by marcc 10y ago
This was added to the fast ring builds in December. Not sure of the timeline to get it out into stable, but it definitely was a big deal to get.
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by marcc 10y ago
You have a small typo in the link to your site. [1] should be http://hasgluten.com
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by marcc 10y ago
Absolutely the entire area should be thought about. Removing the regulation to require a parking lot doesn't seem harmful today. I'm not advocating a restriction or a tax on parking lots here, just removing the requirement that ev
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by marcc 10y ago
I think we should start removing those regulations that require large parking lots for new construction. It's a little forward-thinking, but if the next shopping center/strip mall/whatever was built only with pickup/drop
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by marcc 10y ago
We don't use both in the same product. Currently we have a product deployed on k8s and a different one on swarm (well, 1.12 swarm mode, not the original swarm). We won't keep it this way forever, but we've definitely learned
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by marcc 10y ago
This is a great question and something we've been trying to figure out ourselves. Historically, we were using Ansible to deploy Docker containers to EC2 instances, but have moved some services over to Kubernetes, Swarm and Lambda/
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by marcc 10y ago
Are you willing to share some details about the challenges you had?

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