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Docker 1.6-rc1 build, changelog(github.com)
2 points by marcc 12y ago|0 comments
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by marcc 12y ago
Cool. Great to have an alternative. Also, godoc is back up now.
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by marcc 12y ago
Not mentioned in this blog post is CoreOS, one of the leading operating systems in this category. I'm happy to see the variety of operating systems coming out lately.
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by marcc 12y ago
Mostly grep on a single server. But Kibana, Elasticsearch and Logstash work well in a distributed environment.
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by marcc 12y ago
DockerCon Amsterdam is later this week. Docker plans to make some announcements during this event.
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Docker Releases Security Advisory – Update to 1.3.2(us-cert.gov)
6 points by marcc 12y ago|0 comments
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by marcc 12y ago
That's the point here. Drivers will be tempted into a false feeling that the car is driving itself, just because it accelerates, decelerates and steers. MB has the same functionality, and I actually worry that it would cause even mor
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by marcc 12y ago
The newer Mercedes-Benz system will actually steer the car to keep it following the car in front, while in slow enough traffic (< 37 MPH).
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by marcc 13y ago
Well, read the article. The claim is that requirements were still changing 4 days before the launch. That's not waterfall, that's just no process at all.
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by marcc 13y ago
3-4 releases per year should be a red flag, but unfortunately it's atually pretty common in enterprise environments. Hopefully they are shipping code much more frequently, and packaging it up and calling it a "release" every
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by marcc 13y ago
You say "it's not an ageism problem" but them go on to define an ageism problem. Your comment defines a stereotype of older people, claiming they cling to loyalty and have management styles incompatible with startup culture.
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by marcc 13y ago
You aren't suggesting that it scales easier on the server than on the mobile client, are you? Nothing would scale better for this app than putting the logic on the client -- it's a customer's phone communication with an Appl
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What it's like working with Elon Musk(businessinsider.com)
2 points by marcc 13y ago|0 comments
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by marcc 13y ago
I disagree with your last paragraph and caution anyone reading to think hard about your statement. Working with a co-founder who isn't as committed as you are will be trouble from day one. Ultimately you will end up with disagreement
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by marcc 13y ago
So... it's real. It's a piece of paper required to travel internationally. It's not virtual. A driver license isn't a virtual document stating you can legally drive a car, it's just a document stating you can leg
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by marcc 14y ago
Yeah, that's it. Joe talked about it during a lecture last week. He says he's working to rebuild it.
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by marcc 15y ago
Need an option for "Name on most things, but Date Modified in one or two places"
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by marcc 15y ago
Any plans to get Solaris/SunOS support in the future?
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10 Amazing Mac Apps worth $471 for just $49(stacksocial.com)
1 points by marcc 15y ago|0 comments
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by marcc 15y ago
Stay current with your skills and age won't matter.
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by marcc 15y ago
Hey, I'm the other cofounder of LookIO. Yeah, that's a pretty good summary of how the visual assist part works. We have some plans on extending it with more than just a "tap here" indicator, but don't plan on turning it into a full remote
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by marcc 15y ago
Hosting options and costs were radically different a few years ago.
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by marcc 15y ago
The iPad isn't just a "really big iPhone". Have you spent much time using one? It's familiar because it runs the same OS, but the experience is unique to the iPad. I agree with your statement that the ecosystem has a lot to do with the s
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by marcc 15y ago
This exactly. If you are committed to your project full time, then it's a lifestyle business and not the type of startup referenced here. Lifestyle businesses are great, but I've only met a handful of people who have had their life changed
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by marcc 15y ago
It's not fair to make assumptions like this. I have a Google App Engine app which doesn't push put a lot MBs each day, but does use a fair amount of CPU, and I'll pay for it. It's not a poorly designed service, it's a service which doesn'
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Show HN: Mongoose Admin - an admin site for node.js and mongoose
2 points by marcc 15y ago|0 comments
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by marcc 15y ago
We've put Nginx in front of GAE and it works without any issue. I haven't tried any other methods such as Varnish though. We aren't really throwing too much traffic at the GAE app which is "behind" Nginx, but we fully expect it to handle
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by marcc 15y ago
Completely agree that it's a much needed feature. We've worked around that by setting up an nginx server in AWS which has proxies to the https://*.appspot.com name. So it's still SSL all the way, but we just didn't want appspot.com as t
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by marcc 15y ago
Thank you for the link. I actually do remember reading that, and I guess I completely forgot it was even possible. After reading about it, I told myself that redis will be in-memory only for the solution I was using it for. I'd definitel
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by marcc 15y ago
But Redis should have at least as much RAM as you have data and will only use the data from RAM. You cannot swap or store it on a slower disk, while Mongo can use a disk file. Redis can backup or journal to disk, but this is just so the da

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