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by rdsubhas 10y ago
Well said. They won't take any effort to share their knowledge, and they won't let others to share in any possible way as well. As you said, they want to remain a savant elite and don't want anybody else to even start anywher
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
Depends on the implementation. See Java.
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
I've been educating as many people (especially Management and Business people) as I can to switch over from Skype to any other alternative (like Hangouts). Because Skype is: * A memory hog * A bandwidth hog (its really inefficient abou
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
Not just that. Disallowing evergreen biotech patents, making generics to be free from price fixing, fighting against yoga/ayurvedha/siddha patents worldwide, right to food, right to education, right to information and so on. Serio
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
Ah dang, how I missed "first class functions" :) Thanks for reminding...
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
If we take "Functions" as a baseline, then we have... Floating Functions / First class functions (thanks to comments for reminding): Functions that can be passed around as variables. e.g. All functions in Javascript are float
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Facebook Busted Trying to Fake Support for Its Net Neutrality Positions in India(techdirt.com)
9 points by rdsubhas 11y ago|0 comments
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A Response to the Sad State of Web Development – Its Not about JavaScript Really(medium.com)
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
Uhh, the referendum talks about banning Private Banks from creating money. The Swiss National Bank will still have fractional reserves and will reserve the right to create physical and electronic money . So isn't that a good thing?
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A Better Android Release Pipeline(medium.com)
1 points by rdsubhas 11y ago|0 comments
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
Yep, I don't get this whole trend. Want to start a virtual machine? Use docker-machine. Want to start a bunch of services? Use docker-compose. Want to define the service stack? Use a Dockerfile with the predefined language stacks. Prev
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
* you need network isolation as well. no point in doing process isolation without it. and thus forwarded ports. * shared folders to persist necessary files. and thus volumes. and a few years later distributed volumes. * not just isolate a p
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
I refuse to believe its a "Pattern" until I find a AsyncReactiveReactorFactoryFactory class.
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
I normally hate +1s, but same here! We ran a VueJS workshop last year for budding web developers, since it is infinitely more easier to teach basic concepts like data binding, templating, filters, scopes, etc. with VueJS than Angular. http
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Docker for Development: Common Problems and Solutions(medium.com)
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
Yep. Projects like everyauth as a multi-oauth client ( https://github.com/bnoguchi/everyauth ) and OAuth2orize as an oauth server ( https://github.com/FrankHassanabad/Oauth2orizeRecipes ) have made ou
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Mad Max vs. Tech Evangelists(medium.com)
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
I guess this is the URL - https://github.com/cloudimmunity/docker-slim Wow, this looks brilliant! I'm going through the sources. Thanks!
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Docker image with Tor, Privoxy and a process manager under 15 MB(medium.com)
23 points by rdsubhas 11y ago|4 comments
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
Why not just launch a big magnet into orbit and stick 'em all together? EDIT: serious question
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted. Problems with CSS at Scale are very real (as mentioned in the slide). But this is a super complicated solution. Its like one of the head-over-heels approaches in JoelOnSoftware blogs. Surely there
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
While bringing down test runtime 1000x is certainly a nice feat, I don't think this is setting a right precedent. I, for one, would be very afraid. Tests are not supposed to be written with speed in mind. Metrics seem to dominate the w
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
I used Locust for a good long time around a year back, and here are some observations. Locust is awesome to start with, and has master/slave for spawning multiple servers, great for testing real concurrency with large loads. Gatling do
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
A single eternal master works for a Continuously Deployed app/site. Not for any other project where maintenance releases are a norm. This includes stuff strict API compatibility projects, semantically versioned frameworks/plugin
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
Sorry for the late response, not sure if this thread is active anymore. By correction, I guess you mean a slowdown or stall of the rent rate rise. I'm just saying that enough damage is already done here, and what we'll see is just
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
>> Can you share why you haven't switched over to owning from renting? Yes, because you need a minimum X% upfront payment and all kinds of eligibility to purchase a house. For renters and people who can't afford that upfront
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
With due respect, you haven't seen this happening nor been in one. I'm coming from India where Real Estate prices have grown exponentially in the last decade. When rents are high, the Real Estate market goes up , not down. Since
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
atm
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
Better POP flow now than POP eyes later.
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by rdsubhas 11y ago
I'm not sure if this is related. But sometimes I have a slow home internet (60 kbps after I cross a threshold). At those times, I see websites loading really slow, specially HTTPS connections crawling - But YouTube streaming, Google se

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