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by n42 8y ago
Establish your requirements, research the pros and cons of this solution, weigh them against other solutions, have a dicussion with your team. The popularity of a solution should have no bearing on your decision other than support and commu
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by n42 8y ago
like another commenter said, start small. if your application(s) follow the twelve-factor app methodology[1], containerizing them should not be challenging. that is the first step. we are in the middle of a somewhat long rollout of Kubernet
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by n42 8y ago
how active are those users and repositories? both of these statistics are meaningless without additional context
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by n42 8y ago
> Though they might have potential FB-style think-alike algo problems with the love/hate data and personalization News does. this is my biggest concern with it, and it sounds like they might be making changes to the interface to hel
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by n42 8y ago
personal anecdote: since that fiasco I have stopped using Facebook entirely, unsubscribed from all news subreddits, and have created a curated collection of reputable news publications (and subscribed to some!) via Apple News. I suspect I&#
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by n42 8y ago
You're right, the difference is important. I've been the tail end of the interview funnel when experimenting with our screening strictness. The emotional toll that less stringent screening had on my day-to-day work (faster, rapid,
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by n42 8y ago
At least where I work, we are painfully aware of this tradeoff, but are willing to make the sacrifice because of the severe costs of making a bad hire. We are small, and cannot afford to lose 90 days. I realize this article refutes this poi
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by n42 9y ago
until you mentioned this I forgot reddit started doing this. at one point, I wasn't even given the option to dismiss the login modal. I had to either login or not use reddit. these ublock origin rules ended that: www.reddit.com##.s
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by n42 9y ago
From the position of a contributor, I understand and agree with you. You shouldn't contribute to a project whose terms you do not agree with, and I think that the "CoC" movement helps surface the type of organizational polici
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by n42 9y ago
How does that impact your usage of the project?
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Why not?
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by n42 9y ago
one of the big ones is 2FA OTP generation. when I am logging into my 2FA secured accounts, 1Password autofills my user/password, and then puts a OTP in my clipboard.
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by n42 9y ago
> who are stunningly ignorant of some of the things they talk about what interests me is that you say "some of" (I have had the same experience). where I struggle is trying to pay attention when these people actually know what
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by n42 9y ago
The keyword that you seem to strategically be removing is "typically". Yes, everyone has their own style of communication. From the article: > Gender socialization helps explain these findings. “From age two or three, kids sho
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by n42 9y ago
The article makes an observation that online communication favors a typically male communication style. That does not make you, your coworkers, or your company bad or inconsiderate people. There is no reason to respond defensively to an art
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by n42 9y ago
I've found that even just a minute or two back in their case gives them enough additional listening time that this has never been a problem for me.
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by n42 9y ago
The biggest pro of AirPods for me is the lack of this cable. The case is the size of a Zippo lighter. They fit easily into my pocket, they never get tangled. They are so light weight without cable dangling down, or a headband over my hair,
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by n42 9y ago
You might be on to something. Iron and Wine might be the Kevin Bacon of music recommendation algorithms.
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by n42 9y ago
The original Rift required a gaming rig to run. I'm curious what kind of tradeoffs have to be made to launch this. Personally, I'm not very interested in a VR headset being anything more than a display. This makes me feel like it
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by n42 9y ago
You're right, his post does contribute to a discussion on how to avoid this situation (which is what I'd like the thread to be about). I think it is based on a history of seeing GitLab's marketing team or CEO in any comment s
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by n42 9y ago
This isn't engagement, it is quite clearly advertising.
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by n42 9y ago
On top of this, iOS 11 introduced an emergency mode that is enabled by tapping the standby button five times rapidly. It is easy to do discretely in your pocket, and it locks your phone by requiring your passcode to be entered again.
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by n42 9y ago
You're probably right, I only have to deal with CSS inconsistencies since JS tooling largely solves that problem for me these days. Unfortunately tools like CSS prefixer can't solve for everything.
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by n42 9y ago
That is because Safari's feature support is the lowest common denominator of the other browsers. By developing on it you are ensuring you don't use features every other browser but Safari supports.
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by n42 9y ago
This is, in my experience, not true. Anecdotally, xhyve has performed much better for Docker; especially when choosing the appropriate method for volume mount consistency[1], which has solved most FS performance issues I have run into. [1]
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by n42 9y ago
This was released a couple months back, and already discussed on HN. Good release - the UI and taskbar visual improvements are nice. The map view is cool, but not sure how much practical value it added.
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by n42 9y ago
Agreed, this is the only feature that kept me from using Lyft. Given every other reason not to use Uber as of late, now that the two platforms are basically the same, this is probably what does it for me.
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by n42 9y ago
The mission is admirable. The end result is unknown. One entity controlling that much information is generally seen as a dangerous thing.
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React Native is for building native mobile applications, React is for building (mobile) websites. So, no, not exactly, but it does make it simpler to create a nice mobile experience for users if a native app is not required.
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by n42 9y ago
I've been watching the PR for the error message overlay[1] off and on for several months, and it has been a stellar example of OSS community working together to make this feature possible. There were PRs spanning multiple projects, con

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