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   by olavgg 11y ago

   Good read about Varnish and SSL(again). https://www.varnish-cache.org/docs/trunk/phk/ssl_again.html
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   by olavgg 11y ago

   I absolutely agree with you. Currently I have a business where I import used computer and network components from US and sell them in the Norwegian market. (I can import pallets of equipment for less than what the total cost is for local sh
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   by olavgg 11y ago

   FreeBSD 10.2 do come with some ZFS fixes which could occur under high load.
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   by olavgg 11y ago

   Absolutely not! Heck with Hibernate for example you can't write a simple inner join on a non id value; For example this query is invalid with HQL SELECT p FROM person p INNER JOIN Invitation i ON i.email LIKE p.email And that is one
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   by olavgg 11y ago

   That was what I read first too.
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   by olavgg 11y ago

   And don't forget that Java can call Groovy code ;-)
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   by olavgg 11y ago

   I have a Windows system with Steam Home Streaming that stream video to a Linux system. It works really well! Quality is great on a gigabit network and latency isn't noticable at all(I play a lot of DOTA2 at 4K+ rating). I can even stre
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   Kickstarter: The Amiga Years(kickstarter.com)

   1 points by olavgg 11y ago|0 comments
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   by olavgg 11y ago

   Actually its pretty easy, I just did it yesterday for my PostgreSQL container. Debian/Ubuntu example: sudo docker exec -it my_pgsql_container_name /bin/sh -c "apt-get update; apt-get -qqy upgrade; apt-get clean"
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    by olavgg 11y ago

    I've been using Grails exclusively since version 0.42. That is a few years ago now, and I can tell you that it has been a few great years :-) One of the most impressive things is that there hardly have been any breaking changes since 0
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    by olavgg 11y ago

    I really like point 15: This is what I struggle most with now: Quitting my "safe" job with a decent salary and starting for myself with basically zero income.
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    I've been involved in several projects with SQL Server on Windows and Java on Linux. The reason for choosing SQL Server is because that is the tool(+ Oracle) most DB administrators are familiar with. If I could, I would choose PostgreS
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    I don't get it when people say Java will be less popular. Today it is in most cases, my platform of choice. Modern Java is a damn fun development environment. You just need the right tools like Maven, IntelliJ Idea, Spring Loaded and s
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    This!!!! One of the biggest things I really miss in Windows-land is SSH. Just today I had to create a SSH tunnel for SQL Server. While it's not a big issue with third party tools, it should just be built and ready for use as with every
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    Opportunistic Security for HTTP(httpwg.github.io)

    1 points by olavgg 12y ago|0 comments
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    The one thing I've spent most time getting right with Docker is networking. It's so different from FreeBSD Jails. I believe a guide with how to setup a dns container with a dns slave container and get other Docker containers to us
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    - JRebel or Spring Loaded - Groovy is nice and still very similar to Java(no learning curve)when you want syntactic sugar like LINQ or JDBC SQL without all the boilerplate code. - IntelliJ Idea is similar to Visual Studio + Resharper. But t
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    Actually I believe Apple is going for a long term renewable energy strategy like Amazon, Google and Microsoft. The additional electricity from wind(and maybe solar) can also be sold into the danish/European energy market. The big pictu
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    No kqueue is not an acceptable alternative as it uses file descriptors to "watch" for changes :(
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    Nice! Just bought your book! :)
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    Rainbow DNS Server, built with node(github.com)

    2 points by olavgg 12y ago|0 comments
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    I took Andrew Ng's Machine Learning course on coursera together with a friend. I had the software engineering skills, he had the math skills. Together we strived through all the excercises with a lot of discussions, helping each other
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    Great! Thanks!
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    2.2-RELEASE also has a working 6rd implementation, so now I can finally use ipv6 :-)
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    Correct. Actually the Groovy developers call it optional typing, not static typing. And it has always been confusing. Still though, if you really really need static typing at compile time, Groovy never stopped you. You have always had the p
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    No, that is annotations that assists the compiler. In Groovy 1.X I could still write public List<MyObject> mylist = new ArrayList<MyObject>() and it would behave exactly as you would expect.
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    If you're gonna trash talk Groovy, at least get your facts straight. Note: Static typing which has existed in Groovy forever.
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    My grandfather had the same problem, now with Ubuntu he is happy :-)
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    I've done this in Java for almost ten years now articles.findAll{ it.tags.contains("Java") } All I've done is adding groovy.jar
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    by olavgg 12y ago

    Actually I believe almost everyone who is reading hacker news is a 10x programmer. It's really quite simple, the average IT person, especially in "enterprise" has very limited knowledge, but they do know some programming. Eit