mbarlocker

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by mbarlocker 5y ago
Thanks! Currently working on a Splendor-type game (kickstarter link on the page). What would you like to see after that? Have a favorite?
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by mbarlocker 5y ago
I should mention - the games we have right now are Landlocked (based on Acquire) and Psych Word (based on Codenames)
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Show HN: Blinkjoy Games- Play free board games like Acquire in the Jackbox style(blinkjoygames.com)
2 points by mbarlocker 5y ago|5 comments
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by mbarlocker 5y ago
My brother and I created a website to play board games on a tv using your phones. We've only got 2 games right now, but we're working on more. In fact, we've got a Kickstarter right now for a third called Apochromy. Both of o
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How to Monitor Your Kubernetes Cluster: Prometheus vs. Datadog(bluematador.com)
3 points by mbarlocker 7y ago|0 comments
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Kubernetes Events Explained(bluematador.com)
3 points by mbarlocker 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Free Read-Only Assessment for AWS Accounts(bluematador.com)
2 points by mbarlocker 8y ago|1 comments
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EC2 PPS vs. Amazon’s Published Network Performance Designations(bluematador.com)
1 points by mbarlocker 8y ago|0 comments
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Packets per Second Limitations in EC2(bluematador.com)
178 points by mbarlocker 8y ago|43 comments
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by mbarlocker 9y ago
depends on what you're trying to do with devops. If you're writing a script, I agree. Use bash anyway, Go probably isn't the thing. If you're writing a modular agent that monitors a running system, then generics would be
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by mbarlocker 9y ago
the thing i hate most about golang: no generics. the thing i love most about golang: super fast. Just yesterday, I discovered their date parsing, which uses example based formats. It's pretty cool. Instead of the typical yyyy-mm-dd for
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The Guardian shuts down 2/3 of servers because of single commit(nineofclouds.blogspot.com)
4 points by mbarlocker 12y ago|3 comments