mkobit

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by mkobit 9y ago
That post seems like quintessential trolling. It was my expectation as well when going to the page to just click the "Go" button and see what the results would be, and I think the suggestion is great feedback. I think it is genera
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by mkobit 9y ago
I can't even get to that page as it times out as well. EDIT: I opened the original link in incognito mode and the page seemed to load fine.
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by mkobit 9y ago
On StackOverflow reputation is subtracted when downvoting answers but not questions [1], which is a neat approach. On your own profile, you can see the proportion of upvotes to downvotes (as well as other activity), but others cannot (maybe
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by mkobit 9y ago
I agree that the tooling is getting better. Some of the popular libraries are still figuring out the right patterns to apply to make them more "Kotlin friendly". Tools like the Checker Framework [1], JSR 308 [2], and compiler plug
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by mkobit 9y ago
Do you mean for Bazel itself or for building apps with bazel? Bazel is still a bit away from having Java 9 support [1] and it still requires some system dependencies (for the other languages and cross system support). I wish more tools woul
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by mkobit 9y ago
I can understand why management would want to choose Atlassian. * The idea of the "Atlassian Ecosystem", in that buying more of their services seems to work better. * On-premise for most of their tools * Pricing. For example, Bitb
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by mkobit 9y ago
That was clever and I had a good chuckle at it, too. I originally saved the page as a resource but a once-a-week email with this kind of material is definitely worth the time. This comment will shed light on: * Committed to Personal Growt
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by mkobit 9y ago
Those kinds of use cases are what Git LFS [1] was created to help with. The major Git vendors support it (Bitbucket, GitHub, GitLab). I'm not as certain about the open source implementations. [1] https://git-lfs.github.com&
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by mkobit 9y ago
I agree - you lose the build history, ability to see the incremental changes the author intended, can't go back to the code review to see what happened on that specific commit. I have a very difficult time understanding the desire to u
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by mkobit 10y ago
I'm not familiar with Block chain terminology, so I was not aware of the collision. A previous response in the thread [1] also contains "hard fork", which is probably why I and possibly others have repeated it here. It could
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by mkobit 10y ago
Further on in the email chain, it looks like there is momentum for hard forking under another project named 'SpotBugs' [1, 2]. I hope to see the project live on as it has been useful. Other tools like Google's Error Prone and
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by mkobit 10y ago
For those looking for some open source HFT Java code, you may be interested in looking at some of the code in OpenHFT [1]. [1]: https://github.com/OpenHFT
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Kotlin Meets Gradle(gradle.org)
2 points by mkobit 10y ago|0 comments
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The release of Pants 1.0(blog.twitter.com)
2 points by mkobit 10y ago|0 comments
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Jenkins 2.0 is here(jenkins.io)
138 points by mkobit 10y ago|37 comments
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ThoughtWorks Technology Radar – April 2016(thoughtworks.com)
3 points by mkobit 11y ago|0 comments
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by mkobit 11y ago
The many "standards" of Markdown also now include CommonMark [1]. There is also some interesting history as to why it is not named "Standard Markdown". [1] http://commonmark.org/ [2] https://b
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by mkobit 11y ago
I don't like the Dockerfile or Jenkinsfile either, but I can kind of understand the .travis.yml. The good thing about the "Dockerfile" is that with most of the docker commands that interact with it, you can use the '-f&#
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by mkobit 11y ago
There was recently talks around changing it, and most of the feedback was very negative. You can see the initial post here [1] and the follow up post here [2]. 1: https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/271080/the
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by mkobit 11y ago
I don't think these necessarily cover all of the responses that can be made, but I think it is a great start to getting simple feedback like this. Like other users mentioned, it would be awesome to be able to sort or perform some kind
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by mkobit 11y ago
I am fairly certain it is on the Spinnaker roadmap. There was a recent talk by Sangeeta Narayanan on "Containers so Far" [1]. At 37:10~ you can see how they will essentially be allowing for containers to replace AMIs in the "
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by mkobit 11y ago
I'm interested in knowing more about the "25 Jenkins masters" that they have, and how much they have modified/built for Jenkins to make it work for them. We are currently in a state of "big ball of plugins and confi
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by mkobit 11y ago
Wow. This is so incredibly useful to me. The general workflow I have followed was, "Download PDF if present. If documentation can be shown in single HTML page, download it, change all the anchors to point to my own filesystem". Th
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by mkobit 11y ago
Cool idea! I'll definitely be stealing this. Have you thought of making it searchable or generating a site your posts? Anything you would have wished you had done differently since you started it?
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by mkobit 11y ago
> "Despite the importance of a shared standard, after six months of effort the Open Container Initiative (OCI) body has yet to decide whether it should or should not develop and standardize an image format. Today, the primary focus
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by mkobit 11y ago
I don't have any comments about the content, but I really liked that there was a TL;DR at the top of the article to set the stage regarding what I was about to read. I wish more articles would do that!
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by mkobit 11y ago
I started using Pocket a few months ago and really enjoy it. The offline reading is great for public transit, and it gives me a good backlog of articles that I want to read. I do find it hard to keep my rate of finished/incoming above
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by mkobit 11y ago
Full list of "What's new in PostgreSQL 9.5" - https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/What%27s_new_in_PostgreSQL_... A lot of goodies around JSONB additions. In 9.4, there wasn't much support for updates
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by mkobit 11y ago
I am not sure if I saw it HN recently, but there is an article by Phusion [1] talking about the init process and how to handle it with Docker. They have a base image, baseimage-docker [2], that is supposed to solve that problem. [1]: https
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by mkobit 11y ago
I feel the opposite way about the IntelliJ/Eclipse (strongly prefer IntelliJ over Eclipse). I stopped using Eclipse at, I believe, Juno or Kepler (4.2/4.3) and switched to IntelliJ 13. I found that Eclipse very frequently just pla

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