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Gh – Official GitHub CLI(cli.github.com)
1 points by mv1 7y ago|0 comments
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by mv1 7y ago
Hold on. YAML gained popularity as a nice syntax for JSON, which itself was a subset of JavaScript, a full programming language. Now, we are adding some computational capabilities back to YAML? Wouldn't it be better to just execute
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Recursion and the Y Combinator(en.wikipedia.org)
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Car Hacking Hits the Streets(darkreading.com)
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Ask HN: No-fixed-cost container service/microservice setup on AWS
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What DevOps Can Learn from Web Developers(adaptjs.org)
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The Dark Side of Expertise [video](youtube.com)
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Declarative Infrastructure Is Broken(adaptjs.org)
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by mv1 7y ago
The question is what happens to these lifestyle businesses when a VC backed company comes along with a $100MM raise in the space and a free product. Do they survive? Does the team lose their livelihood?
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by mv1 7y ago
Noted
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by mv1 7y ago
I do agree that Kubernetes is too complicated an low-level for most needs, especially for small projects. However, my experience is that while most apps start out really simple, if they are even modestly successful, they'll eventually
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by mv1 7y ago
That is exactly the idea behind Adapt (and said better than I've been saying it). The goal is to hide all the DevOps details but still make it easy to customize the parts that you need to customize via JSX and React concepts. If you c
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A Simple Way to Setup/Build/Deploy React App and API on GKE/Kubernetes(adaptjs.org)
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by mv1 7y ago
This is a great article that expresses a similar desire for a "real" programming language as an article I wrote here: https://adaptjs.org/blog/2019/09/25/react-for-infrastructure I think the r
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SaaS Margins Are Terrible(medium.com)
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by mv1 7y ago
More generally, waiting until the end to write tests is a great way to get poor code coverage, and test cases that are very hard to debug. Unit tests as you go along is the way to go. If you must, reserve system testing until the end.
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Four Levels of Code Reuse(medium.com)
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Unit Testing for the Linux Kernel(linuxjournal.com)
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Twitter admits that it showed more ads to less popular users(theverge.com)
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Automated Testing for the Linux Kernel(kernelci.org)
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Seed Financing Landscape (with data, what and how long long it takes)(slideshare.net)
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Is It Unethical for Professors to Sell Students Their Own Books?(melmagazine.com)
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Encourage Dissent(econlib.org)
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by mv1 7y ago
There is what the standard says, and there is what people actually do. If everyone promotes char to int in practice, then any machine where this doesn't happen is going to have a tough time running the bulk of code out there. In a sta
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by mv1 7y ago
Maybe. Investors can give up on a company and want to get their money out which would result in this kind of sale. More likely, as you said, the company will be forced to go for bust given the current climate. It is also possible for inve
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by mv1 7y ago
An important point that the article doesn't discuss is understanding the possible value of your options if the company actually exits. There are few factors here - what percentage of the company's total share count do your options
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How to get fired as a software developer(hackernoon.com)
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by mv1 7y ago
It seems like there are a lot of these IPOs lately. The article mentions Uber and Lyft, but there are others. Peloton is a recent one. WeWork had to shelve its IPO. Pure Storage is still losing money. How many of these companies can ne
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by mv1 7y ago
Yes, but with 5G, I now have high speed internet on your block too, and so does everyone else.
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by mv1 7y ago
Unfortunately, I think the import by URL, by itself is a bad idea. You ideally want reproducible builds, and npm provides a form of that with its enforcement of semver and hash checks in the lock files. If you are really pedantic, you shou

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