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by rdsubhas 7y ago
> Imagine if I were to write a 'next-gen' CAD program or an alternative 3D modeling program in Electron. I'm not so sure if the manufacturing or the games industry would take a second look at that. But in our industry, it
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
> Edit to add: "People kill people so robots should be allowed to kill people too." is a rotten argument, eh? No, that's not the argument. The argument is – humans have killed other humans, so should we allow humans to s
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
> being offered a gigabyte for a month for $5 - $10 a gigabyte per day per month at the very least. some plans (see other comments) offer 1.5GB per day for 91 days at the same overall cost of $5-$10.
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
You're focusing too hard into the "process" of sport without looking at the "outcome". When you're volunteering, you see that person or cause or community thrive. The confidence boost that it gives you when you
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
They could very well optimize only for their own service costs, rather than for the customer.
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
They recently had a lawsuit of $32 million for a failed website redesign [1]. It's only appropriate to assume that people (at Hertz) who don't know how to manage just their website, can least be expected to deliver underlying crit
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
Very well. "Add empty book", enter the ISBN (or scan the book's barcode) and it will pull all data, including cover image and even ratings from Amazon automatically. https://dearauthor.com/ebooks/dear-jan
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
I'd highly suggest Calibre. https://dearauthor.com/ebooks/dear-jane-ebooks/dear-jane-can...
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by rdsubhas 7y ago
Instead of creating an app for managing the books and integrating with Amazon API, I'd suggest Calibre which is an excellent open source ebook app. You can use it to manage paper books as well, and it will download all metadata from a
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
https://github.com/google/fonts/issues/1923
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
I work at a large European startup. We are also heavily invested in and love kubernetes, but this is a totally apples to oranges comparison. Heroku is a PaaS and Kubernetes is a CaaS. K8s is great at what does, but to make it act like Herok
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
Face recognition will not allow anyone other than the tenant EVEN if they carry the very original key. Forget about duplicate keys, which may be it's own problem, but nothing compared to this.
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
I believe parent's question was: Yes, you will have different repo names. But there is sub version pinning. i.e. The first patch of v1.2.3 is called v1.2.3.1 (or v1.2.3-1 or something). Then the repo itself will evolve, and keep publ
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
This is a nice extraction of the article's core points. I agree with 1. Religion definitely seems to falls into the same bucket. If I were to use my culture's version of the "long john" story, it would feel totally relig
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
Yep. > Spotify’s aim is to make more money off others’ work. And Apple's aim is to make more money off that more money. It's such an obviously, laughably stupid argument they're doing there.
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
Great, but let's understand it's not going to tilt the scales. It's still going to count Chrome as the final winner since popularity is measured more by User Agent in visits, and less by download stats (atleast that's wh
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
One could technically write an SQL translation layer on top of it, as a client-side library? Or does it need support on the server-side / record layer?
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
> I find it easier to keep in my head when methods are short. How short? 100 lines? 10 lines? 1 line? "It depends" => i.e. discuss forever in PRs towards a one-way "shorter and shorter" ticket? More and more coders
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
Can confirm. This is literally what happened in a codebase in the past: // OLD CODE WITH COMMENTS: // check ... 4 lines of code // drop ... 4 lines of code // read ... 4 lines of code
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
This is starting to get a debate of "principles", like forcing A and B to talk, or forcing A and B to have more explicit boundaries, and so on. Guess where that ends (hint: it doesn't). With a monorepo, the basic effort you h
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
Hi, you have covered base images vs distroless images in your article. A lot of organizations don't yet have the tooling required to maintain distroless images (since that tooling extends all the way to developer machines). Have you co
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
You mean Google Two. Or maybe one Google One will be deprecated in favor of two Google Twos.
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
> Eventually, Google will do something that is an abuse of their monopoly power. Either there will eventually be a privacy/creepiness fiasco, or Google will attempt to use Chrome as leverage to squeeze a competitor out of a market.
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
Quite nice. node-http-proxy is awesome, lacks a few features (but has a few more such as websockets). Redbird has http2 as well. But to be frank, we have used node-http-proxy and other stuff before. It doesn't end with development. Peo
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
This looks a bit optimistic or underestimating real life tradeoffs. There can be an API, yes. But if you want to filter by positivity, you have to expect the company to actually implement that in the API. Otherwise, do you expect to get a
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
Maybe because IBM would have provided a superior price, and RedHat is a public company answerable to shareholders. Let's take reality, RedHat is still a small player compared to Amazon, Microsoft or Google. They don't have the ban
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
Really great advice here. But missing one key area: Continuous Delivery / Change Management . I believe any policy without change management principles isn't really complete, especially when its about 12factor which is consider
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VSCode-Go now supports go modules(github.com)
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
Yes, irrespective of country where its manufactured, if there are compliance requirements around an un-openable box, then some process becomes required. But I think the GP's question is: "Whether it would be cheaper" - in the
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by rdsubhas 8y ago
> Jira is 10 years of technical debt > Cloud was full buy in to AWS... > everyone is using nodejs and your language is now banned... > Add internal politics... hire as many people as possible and terminated anyone raising valid

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