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by sz4kerto 11y ago
It's great -- it's 87 LOC though. And don't forget: coverage is tested in terms of LOC, not in terms of program states.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
It clashes with command line switches. dir /w does not list the contents of the directory called w.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
The answer for most of these: legacy. Changing all these is very hard, as it'd be difficult to change the \ to / under Windows, etc.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Hear, hear. I don't have any access to production. (Interestingly, that's just one more reason to fully automate stuff.)
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
One interesting case for microservices: distributed teams. Less coupled systems are easier to develop in less coupled organizations.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
I think this targets a completely different use case. It is not VR, it's AR -- enriching your environment vs. replacing it. Gaming is probably better in VR, but AR may be better when you want to interact with others in the same room (f
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
I'm using it because it's really cross-platform, works reliably on Linux, Windows Phone, web (these three are the most problematic when it comes to messengers). Also, it's extremely lightweight and fast.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Erm, there's around half a year between Samsung and Apple announcements. Is this before or after? Apple introduces their annual flagship smartphone so late in the year. Doesn't it give Samsung plenty of time to counter them spec w
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Why do you care of the language?
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
> there isn't a need because scaling apps horizontally instead of vertically is usually more powerful No, it's isn't more powerful per se. There are many problems that simply cannot be scaled horizontally at all because th
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Does this affect Docker overlay networks?
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Give me syslog target, and I'm all yours :)
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
I know. Don't even know what they were thinking.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
My bank introduced a flash-based internet banking half a year ago. Really. (only the login requires flash)
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Minor point: "In Baltimore, a two-year-old boy named Malachi can’t speak, apparently because of lead poisoning." Many two year old children don't speak, and later become completely normal. (I started speaking around the age o
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
I'd really-really need DNS for non-running containers, somehow. Nginx can't start if an upstream container is down, as its name won't be resolved.
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The Reproducibility Project – a personal account(cogtales.wordpress.com)
1 points by sz4kerto 11y ago|0 comments
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Not that I have met anyone who paid for Whatsapp, ever. :)
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
I don't know if this is the age of small binaries. Maybe in some industries. The artifacts we're deploying are -- partly because of various constraint, partly because of the weight of legacy - are between 25-50 MB. Oh, and they ar
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
"These kind of systems have their own configs, be it elasticsearch.yml or my.cnf. The Dockerfile format is completely fucking useless at this kind of thing." A solution I like: use Docker and mount the config as a volume or add it
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Ask HN: Why has Docker so bad documentation?
2 points by sz4kerto 11y ago|2 comments
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
You bet that the smart-toilet manufacturers will track the usage. :/
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Almost any work in history had and 'end', i.e. you could finish it. You can almost never finish a software project, you can always work more. That makes a huge psychological difference.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
It can. I just worked through Christmas, without any real external pressure. As always, putting in extra hours requires much more extra effort than the reward you're getting for it, so it does not make too much sense.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
None of the megacompanies open-source their cash cows. Red Hat is an exception to some extent, but they're not that big. Google, Apple, Microsoft -- they all make money based on closed-source software. What they open-source is only the
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
"Don't trust Microsoft. It is in their DNA to screw you." Companies don't have a DNA. Humans do. Companies change as employees come and go, as the environment changes, etc. Don't antropomorphize them. Companies act
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
It just got closer to the other leading operating systems (iOS and Android). They claim that they need telemetry, which I find reasonable from a technical standpoint. The lack of opt-out is annoying, however, given Microsoft's bad publ
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
You are an outlier. For 99% of the users (not an accurate figure, of course) using Android without the Play Store is not viable.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
However, this method can't really be used everywhere -- not all emails are encrypted up to the point where the recipient reads them.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
This would certainly worth a warning (at some warning level) exactly because what you say -- the compiler is not sure that the behavior is fully defined.

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