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by oellegaard 12y ago
I'd still argue that this is an anti-pattern. If you find yourself in a situation where you want to leave out a line from git in the middle of a file, you should reconsider the structure of your code/project/whatever.
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by oellegaard 12y ago
You should establish a proper pattern for storing credentials instead. Many people use environment variables, but you can also use an external configuration file. Another simple pattern used a lot in django: try: from local_settings imp
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by oellegaard 12y ago
As they mention in the end of the article - most Danes think they're in the best possible place in the world and have the best life you can get. I guess that is being happy? Surely you can argue whether it's factually true - but i
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by oellegaard 12y ago
They should do like the tech community. Make "Pinterest Boys Meetup" and "PiGuys" making free lunch paid by all the major clothing companies where girls are not allowed to participate. Also, they should host conferences
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by oellegaard 12y ago
If you're interested, shoot me an email and I will be happy to go through our setup. You can find my contact info at kristian.io
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by oellegaard 12y ago
The purpose of a teaching language must be to show students core concepts of programming. Since JavaScript doesn't have proper polymorphism, inheritance, hell even types, I don't see how they would benefit from being introduced to
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by oellegaard 12y ago
I have a semi-old blog post about how we do it here: http://blog.kristian.io/aws/2014/06/28/how-we-moved-from-her...
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by oellegaard 12y ago
Heavy EC2 user here. This doesn't solve your problems, if you want to do this right, setup an EC2 Auto Scaling group and build an image each time you need to change your server. That is the proven way most large deployments work, inclu
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by oellegaard 12y ago
It's a binary package manager vs homebrew that downloads the source, patches it and compiles it AFAIK.
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by oellegaard 12y ago
Excellent use of docker
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Introducing Annotated Stacktraces(blog.opbeat.com)
11 points by oellegaard 12y ago|1 comments
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by oellegaard 12y ago
I'm a frequent flyer and 195 cm tall. In my opinion talking about certain "rights" to a seat is pathetic and a spoiled, juvenile way of thinking. You have two options; Annoy and possibly hurt the other cheapskate person behin
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by oellegaard 12y ago
Just downloaded it and a bit disappointed it doesn't sort the existing download folder - furthermore, I would like a delete-after-x-days feature, preferably per website.
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by oellegaard 12y ago
The innovative Scandinavian economy has resulted in the highest general happiness for its citizens. Maybe you should consider why you actually work - is it because work is the best thing that every happened to you, or something you do so yo
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by oellegaard 12y ago
Svartholm hacked the Danish Police IT systems, including the driver license database. I don't think that should be allowed even in a role country.
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Replaced occurrences of master/slave terminology with leader/follower(github.com)
102 points by oellegaard 12y ago|61 comments
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by oellegaard 13y ago
Too bad it depends on VirtualBox - had a lot of kernel panics when using it, so I decided to stick with VMware fusion.
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Lessons learned by using HTML5 Canvas(ales.io)
3 points by oellegaard 13y ago|0 comments
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by oellegaard 13y ago
I flagged this post. It surely can't be OK to link to an article you must pay to read. I hope some of the moderators will remove it.
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by oellegaard 13y ago
Indeed. I think I would indeed call what, for instance, Mark Zuckerberg is doing a "career". It's indeed a classic example of a Hacker News "look at me"-post, where the content seems to be less important than the ti
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by oellegaard 13y ago
37 hours is the common thing in Denmark :-)
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by oellegaard 13y ago
Link failed, can someone swap it? http://www.hetzner.de/en/hosting/produktmatrix/rootserver-pr...
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New hetzner server line: SSD and 128 gb ram for 139 eur/mo(hetzner.de)
2 points by oellegaard 13y ago|1 comments
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by oellegaard 13y ago
So far - for development - I haven't had any issues with the case sensitive file system. I guess it's because in the end of the day, it's all tools made to work on Linux I use. If you're using OS X for an all-round machi
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by oellegaard 13y ago
The major reason behind the switch is that I recently had to rename a file, that someone accidentally comitted with an uppercase letter. We had to do it on another machine. It's a valid concern though.
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Installing and setting up OS X Mavericks for python development(blog.kristian.io)
2 points by oellegaard 13y ago|0 comments
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Explicit bootstrapping of pip in Python installations(python.org)
298 points by oellegaard 13y ago|77 comments
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by oellegaard 13y ago
I think that indeed is the case if you use them for an hour or two. If you have them hanging around full time at the office, I doubt they would pause it for a 5-10 min bathroom break.
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by oellegaard 13y ago
I completely disagree with this article. If you need someone working, lets say 30-40 hours per week and you hire an on-site consultant then the consultant will also spend some time going to the toilet, talking to people at the office etc. T
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by oellegaard 13y ago
So I manage quite a few servers at Hetzner and we were DDOS'ed quite a few times. First, they warn you and if you don't get back to them in 12-24 hours, then they will shut down your server. Sounds like you were unfortunate, but

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