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thebouv
7y ago
From the basic installation page: https://docs.projectquay.io/deploy_quay.html "For a Project Quay Registry installation (appropriate for non-production purposes), you need one system (physical or virtual machine) that
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thebouv
7y ago
Curious what your experience was. Been using harbor for a couple months and have no issues. BUT we're not using it in a very heavy environment.
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thebouv
7y ago
And yet, there's still no good replacement for building those types of Flash games. HTML5 game development isn't close.
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thebouv
7y ago
Any particular model number you can point to?
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thebouv
7y ago
Oh I think you would be surprised and horrified at how many billion dollar companies with large development teams still don't do version control properly, or at all. A pattern I see recurring from teams that were forced to start doing
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thebouv
7y ago
Yet, they choose to surf to HN. They're not choosing to have targeted ads that share their info around the web and cause someone over their shoulder to infer things about them. That's the point -- we should have that choice. And t
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thebouv
7y ago
I get that same issue.
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7y ago
This is the real truth here.
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thebouv
8y ago
I used to listen to TAZ but once the story started getting more and more away from traditional fantasy or even high fantasy, I got bored with it. Specifically the Crystal Kingdom arc drove me away. Just couldn't get into it.
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thebouv
8y ago
I don't find it elitist, I find it Pythonic. Meaning, as an exmaple Java and JS aren't known for their constant references and inside jokes relating to Monty Python. That is part of the culture and community around Python. Saying
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thebouv
8y ago
How's the pay when the gov't is shut down? Not trying to be cheeky -- genuinely curious does the shut down affect the pay of those on this team?
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thebouv
8y ago
Yep, you can see swagger and swagger-ui keywords all through the source of that docs page.
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8y ago
My first thought when reading this was it seemed almost over-engineered compared to just using Tika+Tesseract. I'm not sure what benefit they are getting from using machine learning for this other than "decide whether to try and p
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thebouv
8y ago
Oh, the issue has devolved into threats against Brave now by FineHub. https://github.com/brave/browser-laptop/issues/14041
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8y ago
Except when it is real: https://www.wired.com/2016/11/block-ultrasonic-signals-didnt... https://thehackernews.com/2017/05/ultrasonic-tracking-signal... https://www.wired.com&#
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thebouv
8y ago
The reasons for this were listed in the actual article. Can't play next song if it is in background, etc. All the tech reasons were listed out.
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thebouv
9y ago
Odd, I was just talking to someone yesterday about this because there was a lamentation of not enough "tech companies" in our area to work for. I pointed out that in the DevOps Handbook one of the lines I highlighted was that in 2
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thebouv
9y ago
I really, really liked Flex. I built several iPad and iPhone apps with it back in the day as it was just so much more accessible than XCode and Objective-C. To this day I still say it was my favorite environment and language to build in (
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thebouv
9y ago
Really? Once Flex went to Apache and FlexDeveloper was killed, I just stopped paying attention.
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9y ago
Exactly! The type of stuff I built with Flex and Adobe Air was so great. I was able to solve so many problems that I just couldn't have (easily) without it. And for that brief moment when I could turn Flex code into iOS/Android
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thebouv
9y ago
I soooooooo miss AS3/Flex. :(
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thebouv
9y ago
Remember when CoffeeScript was "modern JS"? The whole JS stack switches every 2 years or so? I mean, it actually switches faster than that and that's what everyone jokes about (JavaScript fatigue and what not). But a full tu
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thebouv
9y ago
Since #BADA55 keeps coming up: http://bada55.io/
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9y ago
I admit I'm a little disappointed that "Google Brain Residency" isn't a prototype for uploading your consciousness to "the Net". Loved the article though. Dashed cyberpunks dreams notwithstanding.
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9y ago
If I could make Siri consistently "Call Mom" without asking "Which Mom?" showing "Carla's Mom", "Erica's Mom", and "Mom" I'd be happy with Siri. But I literally have a single
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thebouv
9y ago
Fork the Don't Fuck with paste code and add that feature (or use it as an example to make your "Don't fuck with copy" extension). https://github.com/jswanner/DontFuckWithPaste I hate sites that do t
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9y ago
Not enough for my own satisfaction.
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9y ago
So, to be clear, a month ago there was an announcement about an app called Sketch (renamed to Snack now apparently) that was a playground for React code, but people said it was a bad name choice because Sketch is already a ui/ux dev&#x
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thebouv
10y ago
Is this legit? Throws a security error in Chrome.
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10y ago
I found this quite fun to play with. Especially with the "how did it know" breakdown after. Cool!
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