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by ruffrey 8y ago
Perhaps I have become jaded or a conspiracy theorist, but I see this as the following: - the drone space is increasingly easy to enter into - IBM sees non-tech companies might get into drones - they identify potential markets where drones w
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by ruffrey 8y ago
I have used slack, hipchat, irc, and many other chats over the years for dev teams. Joined a new small company and we are struggling really hard with MS Teams. Teams is unique in how it "ticks all the boxes" but has enough small f
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by ruffrey 8y ago
Sacramento
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AQUAOSO (aquaoso.com) | Sacramento, CA | GIS Software Engineer | ONSITE & REMOTE | Full-time | salary + equity AQUAOSO is building a water risk research platform for California Agriculture. We are looking for a friendly and ambitious ES
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by ruffrey 8y ago
I am so grateful for this. As a non-Java person, using the Groovy pipelines was incredibly painful to incrementally fix on the server. Nothing like pushing 20 commits in a row and forcing a build, only to find each time that an odd syntax e
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by ruffrey 8y ago
Aquaoso Technologies, PBC | Folsom/Sacramento, CA | ArcGIS and Frontend Software Engineer | Full-time | Equity | Flex schedule | ONSITE We are building a water reslient future, starting in California. Founded by experienced water right
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I've worked remote for 6 years. This comment echoes my experience.
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I played around with the test instance of this on their website. It is very impressive. It seems to have the 90% of features that most people use github for, and it hosted easily. Certainly worth a look in my next startup when considering w
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by ruffrey 8y ago
I have no 3rd party apps that spew content, and disable the web browser. The web browser can be re-enabled if I need to look at, say, a production issue (I work in software). Otherwise it's "nice" to have to go grab a laptop
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by ruffrey 9y ago
It sounds amazing. But Oracle's legal reputation means I can never safely choose their tech stack, especially not something open source and free. One of a million examples, this happens on the front page of HN at the same time: https
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by ruffrey 9y ago
At a medium sized company. Everything gets code reviewed by one or two teams. Only one or two approvals are required. Stash/bitbucket is used and we leverage the Default Reviewers feature. The process works very well, is integrated wit
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Private GitHub Issues Have Public Image Uploads(symboliclogic.io)
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Ask HN: PHP Symfony for core architecture of a new startup?
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by ruffrey 9y ago
moderate to use https link?
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Yeah - being locked into old dependencies, and old versions of Node, ultimately made us rip it out (with much pain).
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Sails was a disaster for a startup I joined 4 years ago. We spent countless hours working around it and eventually ripped it out with great pain because of an impossible upgrade path. There are so many JavaScript antipatterns and unnecessar
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by ruffrey 9y ago
Really well done so far. Hopefully some of Go's distinguishing features will make it into the tutorial. Namely channels, custom types, goroutines, and interfaces.
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by ruffrey 9y ago
The real solution to the problem, as I see it, is not even Net Neutrality (though I strongly support Net Neutrality). The solution is to break the monopolistic stranglehold on last-mile internet service. If it were possible to have competit
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by ruffrey 9y ago
While still suffering from the problem of benchmarks not reflecting real world performance, The Computer Language Benchmarks Game is an excellent resource. http://benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org
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Ok. You're right, that last line was not necessary.
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All that may be true. There is no ethical excuse to ever inject code into a webpage. Your own argument about it being critical is false or sophistry. If there were wildfires coming to burn someone's house down..that might qualify as cr
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by ruffrey 9y ago
I've read anecdotal reports of an Level3 outage that makes Comcast have poor connectivity outside its network. I have websites that are up right now according to monitoring tools, but they are inaccessible to me from home.
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by ruffrey 9y ago
Top quality stuff. Thanks for posting.
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Open Source Asterisk PBX Adds Video SFU(blogs.asterisk.org)
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Zuora payment gateway intends to break API without version change(community.zuora.com)
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I switch between Atom and JetBrains IDEs all the time. Atom is definitely peppier and has been for over a year. It has a better feel to it and much more customization. The only thing that is better about JetBrains is the exceptional debugge
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by ruffrey 9y ago
Poorly researched. They kicked Sacramento off the first round "1 million or more" yet there are 2 million in the greater Sacramento area, strong job growth and local economy, affordable housing, and decent tech chops (ok not the B
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by ruffrey 9y ago
We have been using make for build and test scripts for docker+Node apps. I have no complaints after a couple years.
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by ruffrey 9y ago
Which is even more impressive when you consider how many FCC comments in favor of net neutrality were received.
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by ruffrey 9y ago
There's got to be some way to put votes on a blockchain. More important than voting electronically is being able to verify your own vote was not tampered with, and that all the votes add up as reported.

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