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by monatron 11y ago
Can someone provide some context to this post? What happened at Disney?
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by monatron 11y ago
shout out to p'unk avenue! philly represent!
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by monatron 12y ago
Water isn't allowed on board planes? I usually bring an empty nalgene through security and then fill it in one of the many water fountains in the terminals. Works well!
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by monatron 12y ago
humor
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by monatron 12y ago
Fig functionality was not merged into Docker's 1.3 release. Ansible/Chef orchestration IMHO solves a very different problem than container orchestration.
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by monatron 12y ago
to be honest i still usually implement virtualenv when constructing a container. This way I'm sure that I'm not interfering with the os-level python dependencies, and any activation of the environment is handled by a "pytho
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by monatron 13y ago
I'd love to see these guys start using Docker. Not only would it be easier for developers to containerize their apps to fit this platform, but it would be quite a boost to the eco-system -- pushing development of Docker to (potentially
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by monatron 13y ago
As it is a massive commercial product that is developed to run on PS3 and Xbox 360 I'm sure it runs "OK" on the PS3.
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by monatron 13y ago
To me this feels like a group of friends that are already financially stable deciding they're tired of working in a corporate juggernaut and just want to "get the band back together". Maybe quip works out, maybe it doesn&#x27
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by monatron 13y ago
That sets a pretty crazy precedent for news organizations doesn't it?
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by monatron 13y ago
This is the main thing I got out of this story when it first broke. The firm was able to buy over a billion dollars worth of stock but was undercapitalized after incuring a loss ~5MM? Just doesn't make sense.
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by monatron 14y ago
i always thought of the physical structure of celery and how it splits and is stringy - reminds my of piping tasks through a distributed task queue. i like the rabbit connection too though!
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by monatron 14y ago
Who determines what the decorum for such a dialog should be? Does the informality effect in any way the rationality or defensibility of their choices? Why do people care? I'd much rather read an article in this tone rather than some stuffy
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by monatron 14y ago
Crashlytics was never really on my radar until today, but I'm really impressed by their design work. Really great stuff.
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NYC Paves Way for UberTaxi(blog.uber.com)
28 points by monatron 14y ago|9 comments
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by monatron 14y ago
I really like this idea! However, I think the value of this really lies in building a community of users that share their drawings. That's what makes instagram really great and "sticky". I think putting a $1.99 barrier to entry into the eco
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by monatron 14y ago
Top post HN (check), interesting title (check), innocuous title (check) -- click -- "Blocked by Security Policy" (huh?)-- .xxx domain? wtf! damnit! now i have an xxx domain logged to my corporate login... EXCELLENT. thanks. Really though.
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by monatron 14y ago
I've used this in an interview and was very frustrated. Perhaps it was the fault of the interviewer and the way he framed his questions (they were slightly involved questions -- "write a command line utility that converts an image file, inc
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by monatron 14y ago
I can imagine being a developer on this product would be insanity. They probably implemented the Airplay feature, showed it to their bosses and for whatever reason the higher-ups had their reasons for nixing the second screen... Then they t
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by monatron 14y ago
Great idea. I built something similar to this for myself. My company has a full cafeteria and Aramark (the co that runs our kitchen) posts the nutritional info on the web. Quick tool to scrape the nutritional information into a DB and it ki
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by monatron 14y ago
This is the first time I've looked at all of Google's social offerings and thought... wow this is a cohesive, thoughtful, and well-executed set of products. I do hope this reaches some sort of critical mass and takes off. Even if it doesn't
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by monatron 14y ago
I remember doing something similar to this after I graduated from college ('09) but a bit backwards. I was totally frustrated by the lack of responses to resumes that were flying from my outbox like cards from a blackjack shoe -- so I creat
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by monatron 14y ago
Is the authors implication that in the digital nature of ebooks the ability to manipulate text becomes easier? Regardless of medium isn't this always a possibility? Whether it happens at the publisher and then printed on dead wood or otherw
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by monatron 14y ago
Pandas is an extremely solid, well-tested and super-powerful library. Congrats to Wes on the release of this book.
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by monatron 14y ago
Excellent product and superb demo. Question that may be a bit off-topic but one I'd really like to know: what editor are you using there when you're editing the python service? Thanks and congratulations on your launch.
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by monatron 14y ago
Very cool. I'm just shocked that secret service let something like this happen. The red flag mechanism in their brains must have been doing backflips.
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by monatron 14y ago
I think it has very little to do with the design of the CPU itself but rather the unprecedented introduction of a functional CPU being emulated and usable/programmable within a game itself.
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by monatron 15y ago
further on in the article they explain that facebook is developing a hip hop virtual machine that allows them to run custom bytecode in their own runtime environment which would allow them to push deltas. im fairly certain that pushing delt
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by monatron 15y ago
I love d3. Mike Bostock does great work and the flexibility of the d3 library really makes it super-powerful. The fact that it doesn't work lt IE9, however, makes it unusable for me at work. Most people on corporate networks (at least in my
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by monatron 15y ago
really interesting. im excited to check this out. what are you using for the data visualizations?

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