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by nullspace 7y ago
This comment is excellent and needs to be emphasized more. > Besides, it doesn't have to be perfect. It's enough that it renders a good chunk (say 20-60%) of the population useless job wise to have adverse effects. Ya - within
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by nullspace 7y ago
> organization moves from deploying on AWS to deploying in a Kubernetes cluster I had (and still have) high hopes for circleci's orbs to help with this use case. Unfortunately, orbs are private - which makes it a no-go for us. But,
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by nullspace 7y ago
Hah - I probably should! I've been impressed every time I see coworkers using it. Especially suspending and unsuspending remote sessions and everything. When I'm on linux I end up using Konsole or Terminator (depending on the env)
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by nullspace 7y ago
Might be a dumb question, how do you split the terminal vertically or horizontally, and hide and un-hide the split terminals on Terminal.app? Without tmux or screen. I have tried Terminal.app multiple times, but have come back to iTerm2 eve
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by nullspace 7y ago
They say that the licensing costs increased by "by more than a factor of ten". Given that figure, do you really think that one-time project implementation and switching costs amortized over the next X years + ongoing support would
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by nullspace 7y ago
Honestly, with that kind of salary - it feels like you could save up enough to get to an EB-5 investors category, which have far shorter waiting times, correct? Or am I mistaken?
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Ask HN: How do you organize, maintain and collaborate on Jupyter notebooks?
8 points by nullspace 7y ago|3 comments
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by nullspace 7y ago
> I've been around a company that was 180+ years old (so rebranding was non-trivial ;)) It's not fair to mention this and NOT tell which company and link to the story about this! :)
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by nullspace 8y ago
I think it's less about becoming mastery of tools. I don't think that is what's being advocated, and at least not my interpretation. In your case, assuming that your field is "web development", this means getting de
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DHS weighs major change to H-1B foreign tech worker visa program(mcclatchydc.com)
90 points by nullspace 9y ago|107 comments
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by nullspace 9y ago
Honestly, while cost is a real factor, I don't think the number of doctors that pass the bar would increase by as much as you think. The amount of knowledge, skills, experience in that practicing physicians possess dwarves what people
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by nullspace 9y ago
Personally, it has to a large extent. Somethings that are not yet there: 1. Since Webextensions are new, some extensions that I use in chrome, need to be ported over. Most are not must haves to be fair. 2. Hangouts for work. :( 3. A solutio
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by nullspace 9y ago
// Flip the BST using pattern matching! let rec flip bst = match bst with | Empty -> bst | Node(item, left, right) -> Node(item, flip right, flip left) Without type annotations, how can it tell the fli
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by nullspace 9y ago
Wow! I wonder about the kind of withdrawal issues that someone with such a tenure would go through. For me, the first six months after I handed over and left a codebase I owned was tough! And that was after only 4 years of work in it, and R
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by nullspace 9y ago
Hi headcanon! Do you have a link for this? I so desperately want this but none of the services have a once-a-month option.
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by nullspace 9y ago
Thanks for clarifying. :) I assumed that my parent really meant to write statically typed, not strongly typed.
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by nullspace 9y ago
Adding my corollary, if you must use dynamically typed languages - ensure at any cost that you split it up into multiple small independent codebases.
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by nullspace 10y ago
- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop / All - HEADLINE: Disk Encryption that works without gotchas - DESCRIPTION: Currently, there are options to do full disk encryption and encrypting your home directory while installing. These options are fine, b
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Update on HTML5 Video for Netflix(techblog.netflix.com)
537 points by nullspace 10y ago|508 comments
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by nullspace 10y ago
I feel a little skeptical. One of the hardest and important parts of management is maintaining trust between you and your team. It's very easy to communicate something in a way that's misunderstood, and kills the morale. What then
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Ask HN: Where do you go to read or watch neutral and unbiased news?
30 points by nullspace 10y ago|45 comments
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by nullspace 10y ago
It kinda did, right? Maybe, "invented" is to bold of a term, maybe there were others before. But, I've heard folk tales that Google has been running stuff in containers since the early to mid 2000s.
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by nullspace 10y ago
I'm not a kernel engineer or an operating systems engineer so this may be a naive question. This line was confusing to me: > This is achieved using local clocks at each peer that are synchronized in a manner similar to that used for
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Gag Order on Lavabit’s Levison Lifted(facebook.com)
284 points by nullspace 10y ago|56 comments
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[Livestream] Match 3 – Lee Sedol vs. AlphaGo(gaming.youtube.com)
8 points by nullspace 11y ago|1 comments
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FSF Vision Survey(my.fsf.org)
4 points by nullspace 11y ago|0 comments
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by nullspace 11y ago
Woah, c4.4xlarge does sound heavy for 200 users!
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by nullspace 11y ago
My experience is that you are going to be "locked in" in some way no matter what. Current infrastructure systems are a mess of vendor specific solutions and configurations. Migrating from one open source system to another is going
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by nullspace 11y ago
What you said can be applied to anything: "most people don't use programming languages, they use programming languages to GET STUFF DONE". If everyone strictly followed this we wouldn't be using any programming language
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Let's be mainstream - User focused design in Elm (Curry On Conf)(youtube.com)
2 points by nullspace 11y ago|0 comments

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