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by pacuna 9y ago
This year I went to Rails conf in Phoenix and Ruby conf in NOLA. Both were great. Excellent organization and a good variety of topics (I don't develop exclusively with Ruby/Rails).
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by pacuna 9y ago
Probably something custom made with .NET Framework. Try the builtlwith extension.
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by pacuna 9y ago
For a start I would recommend to listen to this podcast: http://www.se-radio.net/2015/01/episode-217-james-turnbull-o... And then for a more technical and practical view I would recommend this course: http:/
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Google eliminates Kubernetes fees just before the main event at AWS re:Invent(geekwire.com)
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Most requested technologies by number of available jobs on Stack Overflow(pacuna.io)
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by pacuna 9y ago
prime numbers
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by pacuna 9y ago
Kind of disappointing. Best thing for reading that I've found lately is Spritz ( http://spritzinc.com/ ) . I use it mainly to read online articles. It's a shame there are not many apps that use Spritz to read books
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by pacuna 9y ago
I'm currently using hide.me under Linux and even though the speed is great, I have issues all the time. Will try this during this month to see how it compares.
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by pacuna 9y ago
I'm not sure why this is here but it's a great reading
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by pacuna 9y ago
never heard of this before. Really cool. I would love to see a bigger list of use cases.
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Ask HN: How to develop a good instinct to choose new technologies?
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Brand loyalty is for suckers(lifehacker.com)
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by pacuna 9y ago
If you are interested in learn K8S and Rails for example, I wrote a book on that: http://www.apress.com/us/book/9781484224144 I would recommend to start with Docker. Learn how to setup a Ruby development environme
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by pacuna 9y ago
QC 25
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by pacuna 9y ago
I think from the ML point of view it would be hard because of the amount of data you need to train an algorithm. ML algorithms in general need a really big amount of data to predict good results. If you have let's say a thousand of cas
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by pacuna 9y ago
I think they were mainly related to my machine. On Ubuntu my laptop was getting super hot all the time, even with extra tools and extra drivers installed. Also I was using Ubuntu with Gnome, and it wasn't so fluid. With Fedora, Gnome j
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by pacuna 9y ago
I was at the RailsConf when they announced the official release. People were so excited about. Probably one of the most enthusiastic communities out there.
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by pacuna 9y ago
nice tip on the ingress stuff. We're also spending money with all those ELBs. Thanks!
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by pacuna 9y ago
I moved from Ubuntu to Fedora a couple of weeks ago (on a Macbook pro) and it's has been awesome so far.
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by pacuna 9y ago
is anyone using Buku more like a read-later system instead bookmark manager?
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by pacuna 9y ago
Does it sync with more devices besides your laptop?
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by pacuna 9y ago
nice idea. I use Firefox and it also has a pretty decent bookmark management
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Ask HN: How do you manage your to-read articles?
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by pacuna 9y ago
what Docker image are you using?
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by pacuna 10y ago
I like org-mode but I'm a vim user and I don't want to be switching around constantly. I'll definitely will try this
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by pacuna 10y ago
Kind of very basic issues IMO. The only one that's hard is logging. We are using K8s on AWS and I haven't found a good solution for logging centralization. Personally I don't like the Kibana interface for that kind of stuff.
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by pacuna 10y ago
I also wrote a Rails gems that makes the create and read processes completely transparent with Active Record when using date partitions. In case someone is insterested github.com/pacuna/partitionable
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by pacuna 10y ago
cool! Can you send one to pabloacuna88 (gmail) please? Thanks!
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by pacuna 10y ago
this is super cool. One big struggle I had transitioning from OS X to Linux was 1password. I ended up using wine with the windows version which was awkward. I love CLI's to this may be a nice solution. Thanks!
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by pacuna 10y ago
I've tried nvim, sublime's vintage mode, atom's vim mode, visual code's vim mode, jet brains' vim mode, spacemacs and always end up going back to vim. I know it's far from being perfect. All of those other alte

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