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   by petetnt 10y ago

   There has been no problems with folder nesting in `npm` in general since the version@3 came out over a year ago.
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   by petetnt 10y ago

   As these rehashed JavaScript versions of http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/xml/soap/simple are on front page of Hacker News every other day, I can't even begin to imagine what kinds of rants we will see
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   by petetnt 10y ago

   The 1.4 Dashboard really impressed me. It moved the user experience from something mostly good for lightweight overview to something that can actually be used over running commands over kubectl. Kudos!
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   by petetnt 10y ago

   Really enjoyed this talk. Our services don't quite (yet :)) run at that scale, but many of the issues mentioned have already peaked at some point. It's also good to have (more) validation to some choices we have made in the past,
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   by petetnt 10y ago

   If you want a completely non-opaque way (or just see the steps in general) of installing Kubernetes, check out Kubernetes The Hard Way [1]. That said, `kubeadm` is a great addition! [1] https://github.com/kelseyhightower&#x2
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   by petetnt 10y ago

   Here's the source code, might be worth linking to on the page too: https://github.com/TikalLab/zpder
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   by petetnt 10y ago

   Loved the section "Try to get something done every day". Productivity hacks do nothing to me. Reading Hacker News while working is nothing off my actual work as long as I get things done. And I do get things done, lots of work. No
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   by petetnt 10y ago

   Simplified substitutions alone are a much needed upgrade. Writing Fn::joins everywhere was not only error prone, but also time consuming and confusing.
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   by petetnt 10y ago

   Like some mentioned, Thimble uses Brackets in it's core. After some hiatus, Brackets has seen more commits to the past month than in the past year combined. There's tons of starter issues (and more advanced ones) that can be tackl
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    This is great. Occasionally I jump into helping with some PRs (for example https://github.com/adobe/brackets/pull/12251 ) and before the choices have been either making the changes and asking for the contribut
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    For those interested, the next generation Nintendo emulator, Cemu for Wii U emulation is also making rapid progress, with many games fully playable near native speeds. http://cemu.info/ Unlike Dolphin, it's currently c
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    Been missing out on this feature for a long while, especially on flows where you have had bug fixes pending for `x.x` that need to land somewhere else than on master first after you have submitted the PR (for example on a release branch on
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    I sent you email to the email found on your site http://www.mrseb.co.uk/
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    That article opened up first a modal prompt from "mega viral something something" and then redirected me to a page that urged to download some critical update to my iPhone. I love drive-by ads on usually somewhat trusted sites.
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    Show HN: Get an users Instagram feed as an ASCII version to stdout(github.com)

    1 points by petetnt 10y ago|0 comments
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    The scary part here is that I am not actually sure whether this is fiction or not.
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    Or alternatively authenticator based 2FA, which is their suggested way.
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    It's like people only do these things because they can get paid. And that's just really sad. I think it is just a writing device for tying the story to the real world and building character. Bloomberg does that quite often, "
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    Sometimes I really wonder what people who post stuff like this on issue comments aim to achieve: @thelinmichael Guys wake up!!!!!! How can you implement an OAuth 2.0 without the ability to revoke access? I mean HOW DARE YOU? Fix this
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    > While it’s in our best interests to keep similar documents restricted to certain collections, there’s no kind of constraint that enforces this. However, if you need such a thing, there's always things such as Mongoose[1] that can
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    The Virtual Console version (which I assume this device runs too) contains the letter in the manual. See this video on how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_g_u4KUlW9A
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    IIRC licensing Tetris in general is an incredibly hard process, which is why it always takes ages to get actual licensed ones on any platforms.
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    Is the 1/100 actually accurate for you? I occasionally test if DuckDuckGo is even nearly competent for my daily usage and it always falls incredibly short. For example, sometimes I want to revisit a HN article I read days or hour ago,
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    You Can Now Download Stack Overflow’s 2016 Developer Survey Data(blog.stackoverflow.com)

    2 points by petetnt 10y ago|0 comments
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    Sega Saturn CD – Cracked after 20 years(youtube.com)

    14 points by petetnt 10y ago|1 comments
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    I love how Bert Bos' homepage pretty much uses CSS to the fullest extent possible (as it should) https://www.w3.org/People/Bos/
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    Have you tried React with React Native[0]? [0] https://facebook.github.io/react-native/
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    If you are a oh-my-zsh user, the Git plugin has tons of aliases ready to use: https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/wiki/Plugin:git
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    I don't think it did, it just said 3.0.0. The website however correctly states it is beta.
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    by petetnt 10y ago

    iTerm2 prompted the update for me, which I did. After that iTerm wouldn't launch anymore, manually downloading the 3.0.0. beta worked fine though.