snorremd

17 ms·

151.
by snorremd 8y ago
Agreed. The tagline talks about any programming language, and then the classes section goes on to talk aout classes, abstract classes, class hierarchies, etc. To me it seems like "any language" in that chapter at least would refer
152.
by snorremd 8y ago
Agreed. Makes the Dockerfile much more portable as you don't need build-tooling on the host to make a Docker image of the program. It is also really great when doing CI because you can use the Docker image layer cache to cache build&#x
153.
by snorremd 8y ago
I even suspect Automattic's initial choice to not use React because of the open source license + patents clause was a direct catalyst for Facebook to change the React license, thereby allowing Automattic to use React. Wordpress drives
154.
by snorremd 8y ago
Money rules and the CEOs have shareholders to answer to. Making it look good in public is more important than actually taking a stance.
155.
by snorremd 8y ago
I've built a simple GraphQL server in Clojure using the Lacinia ( https://github.com/walmartlabs/lacinia ) library. It is about as nice as Apollo to be honest, but you would obviously need to know your way around Cl
156.
by snorremd 8y ago
Træfik works pretty well as an automated https proxy as well: https://traefik.io/ It is still missing a caching feature though, so it might not be a good fit for everyone. It has a Docker backend which works with Docker lab
157.
by snorremd 8y ago
The Fairphone runs Ubuntu Touch, which is now managed under the UBPorts Foundation. https://ubports.com/ https://devices.ubuntu-touch.io/
158.
by snorremd 8y ago
I think you hit the nail on the head here. Using PGP/GPG has a lot of upfront cost in learning how to create keys, syncing them, getting them signed, storing them securely, etc. To be absolute certain that the private key is not stolen
159.
by snorremd 8y ago
2. After the npmjs.com registry became immutable and npm got lockfiles I feel npm is pretty much there as far as dependency management systems go. I'm not sure if npm shares the cache across projects (like the ~/.m2/reposito
160.
by snorremd 9y ago
Releasing Android One phones is at least a good move if you want to target the purist segment of the Android market. I have previously bought the Nexus phones and around christmas bought a Nokia 8 because HMD put a more or less stock versio
161.
by snorremd 9y ago
With EU's GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) looming on the horizon I think Cognitect would do themselves a disservice should they not include excision in their Datomic Cloud platform sooner rather than later.
162.
by snorremd 9y ago
I like the new multi stage Dockerfile concept in the later Docker versions. It makes it easy to define Dockerfiles that both builds and runs your code, while still separating build and run dependencies. I have used this for both Node and Go
163.
by snorremd 9y ago
I really liked this summary, and I recall having gone through some of these stages myself. Discovering BEM and ITCSS made my life a lot better. Even when building React apps now using CSS in JS I still try to maintain BEM style class names.
164.
by snorremd 9y ago
If Linux people are known for anything it's their love of post-it notes on the side of their screen /s. But yeah. If I wanted a "gorgeous Linux laptop" I would buy a Dell XPS 13". Dell actually puts some work into m
165.
by snorremd 9y ago
Did this not work for Android? I seem to recall that every Android phone manufacturer shipped their own customized Android with different home screens, navigation, widgets, apps, etc. Did not stop consumers from buying the phones. Even toda
166.
by snorremd 9y ago
If your work does not require you to use the proprietary exchange stuff in Outlook I would say that Thunderbird with Enigmail is a really convenient solution for encrypted and signed email. Once set up there is very little overhead involved
167.
by snorremd 9y ago
(La)TeX is great when you don't want to manually handle formatting your text. I loved writing LaTeX for the simple reason that I could focus on the content, rather than having to constantly work on the presentation. The markup was simp
168.
by snorremd 9y ago
I can't talk for the original poster, but I also deploy containers from Gitlab Registry via Gitlab CI pipelines and just use the standard docker swarm commands. So updating the image digest (version) of a service is as simple as runnin
169.
by snorremd 9y ago
I think Gitlab recommends a 4GB of memory and suspect this helps with caching and thus page loads. In an organizational context it should not be too hard to throw hardware at the problem. In my organization we run a Gitlab instance with at
170.
by snorremd 9y ago
I agree. I too work with a self-hosted Gitlab instance daily, and the UI is neither horribly bad nor horrendously slow. The interaction design and user experience could absolutely use some work, but I feel Gitlab has been moving in the righ
171.
by snorremd 9y ago
I think there are no real standard practice or consensus regarding ssh keys and where you need different keys. Some people use one key for each ssh client machine (the machine logged in from ), some one key for each ssh server, some use Yu
172.
by snorremd 10y ago
Elm is a language, but it also dictates a very specific way of structuring your front-end application. This style is very similar to Redux and other such immutable state -> render -> actions -> reducer -> state flows. I can abso
173.
by snorremd 10y ago
Aaah yes. Nintendo Land is the ultimate party game. As far as my Nintendo Wii U purchase goes, I think all the hours of fun me and my friends had with Nintendo Land was worth the asking price alone. Then of course Mario Kart and Super Smash
174.
by snorremd 10y ago
Another great alternative in the 2FA client space is Authy (free of charge).
175.
by snorremd 10y ago
Edit: The other commenter actually bothered to look at the code. Scratch my comment.
176.
by snorremd 10y ago
Edit: I know the parent comments are comparing to Github. I thought that it would be useful to let people know about Gitlab's offering. It appears Gitlab provides support for custom domains on their hosted Gitlab solution as well as su
177.
by snorremd 10y ago
I think this could be one of the main challenges Elm face in terms of gaining support. I've been playing around with Elm the past week (creating a fun little web app to learn a new language) and the documentation would likely keep some
178.
by snorremd 10y ago
Sending your password as you type it as a GET request query parameter seems awfully hazardous. As you point out the password will appear in all manner of places, such as HTTP server logs. As the username/email is not included an ops pe
179.
by snorremd 10y ago
Indeed. I almost can not contain my excitement.
180.
by snorremd 10y ago
At my workplace we have 1/5 ratio of users to repositories on our git server. We tend to create separate repositories for modules, applications and even prototypes. In any case if we were to use Github their new pay-per-user model woul

More ›