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10y ago
Why is this a given? Because of the potential of Raft failovers blocking reads from Consul?
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10y ago
Only download these if you want to get harassed by Nginx sales reps. I sent the link to the Docker/Microservices one from a while ago to my entire team and they called all of us several times.
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10y ago
I'm an undergrad at UCSD and your product has been a lifesaver :)
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10y ago
I'd hardly call Gayle's fortune tiny ;)
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11y ago
The first one is especially important, I find. When I ask the question, "What do you dislike most about your job?" or "If there was one thing you could change about the work environment?", I expect an interviewer to have
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11y ago
JJB is also a nice tool that seems like it allows similar functionality (I haven't worked with DotCi, so I can't say how they compare) http://docs.openstack.org/infra/jenkins-job-builder/
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11y ago
As distinct from https://factor.io/ LOL.
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My professor has had some quality quotes this quarter: "Misspell Chomsky's name as Chompsky, and I'll give you a pass; Misspell Turing as Turning or something? I'll flunk you"
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11y ago
I like to imagine they envisioned the strings themselves being "pumped" up by inserting new characters in the center.
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I was on a First Robotics Competition team in high school and interacted with Falcon Robotics, (Team 842), a few times. They're well regarded as one of the best and most gracious teams in the competition.
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I don't know... I'm taking a theory of computability class right now and I'm sure glad that the pumping lemma for regular languages is called "the pumping lemma for regular languages"
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11y ago
I worked at Visa. You don't know the half of it...
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11y ago
Visa does not provide credit. The banks with which they contract do.
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Labscam – A Preliminary Report by Dennis Ritchie (1989)
(bell-labs.com)
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11y ago
Hey, the grass is always greener...
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I'm a university student in a very well ranked Computer Science program in California. I'm interested in the fundamentals of CS, and I code because I love coding, not because I'm really interested in a high paying low stress
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Performance Evaluation of Container Virtualization for HPC Environments (2013) [pdf]
(marceloneves.org)
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I absolutely agree with you and was going to post a comment to similar effect but couldn't really find the right words. I'm presently a university student so I'm really just a few years removed from Ahmed's age and minds
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11y ago
A school isn't an airport. And he ASKED to show his ENGINEERING teacher a project he had created. It's not as if he just showed up with an assortment of PCB's and wires that he whipped out in class. In short, yes, it perhaps
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11y ago
Wow, two independent pieces of web technology called Relay made it to the top of of Hacker News in the same day.
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11y ago
Does anyone have a good source of information about the major changes between Node and IO? I haven't kept up with the community recently and I'm curious as to what the delta really is and what merging IO back into Node will mean p
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11y ago
> Slow ALTER In practice, how often do schema migrations take place though?
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11y ago
JSON object storage for one? I'm a little confused as to why their schema relies on storing JSON data as a TEXT field in MySQL. I don't believe this is technically incorrect, but seems to negate many of the features of relational
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I'm a current UC San Diego student. It's awesome to see our faculty featured here, particularly Christine Alvarado. She has a fantastic reputation within our CS department and I'm really glad to see she's doing great thi
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25 Years of OpenStack–Looking Back from the Future
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Does Bjork count as an industry?
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You merge as you go in branched development too? Master is typically periodically pulled into the feature branch to ensure you're working against the most current version of the codebase. EDIT: Yes, this can create an ugly revision his
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The thesis of this post is that merge conflicts basically negate all of the other benefits a branched workflow provides. I'm not sure how the workflow the author suggests deals with concurrent changes to code otherwise though, and I fe
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Agreed entirely.
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The Reddit community is not the customer. They're the product. It's just like Facebook or Twitter or any other social media website. Think about the real, cold-blooded economics of it. Reddit can afford to piss off the community,
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