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by thu 13y ago
Yes you can but I don't think that's the philosophy behind Docker. To expand on the "dependencies" idea of my previous post, although you technically can put a process supervisor, a web server, an application server, and
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by thu 13y ago
I'm not involved with this project but there is some confusions in this thread, maybe I can share my point of view: Docker is a tool to run processes with some isolation and, that's the big selling point, nicely packaged with &quo
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by thu 13y ago
I am building https://reesd.com . When it is ready I will use it since I initially started it for myself. It will be used for backup and file store, as-is but also for the other services I plan to offer (Docker image hosting, scp
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by thu 13y ago
Doesn't the image mask/alpha should have holes between the two very thin bars (x4) ?
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A Pivot that Worked: The Docker Story(trinityventures.com)
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by thu 13y ago
I know the feel about taking some unnecessary risk, but still you will certainly not be the first to try to clean the floor: A lot of people are actively using Docker right now. For instance I'm building https://reesd.com o
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by thu 13y ago
Maybe. Although it was mostly an example, I guess quite a few users do the search themselves, possibly for the same pictures over and over again. Some accounts also use exactly the same pictures; I guess that recognizing those cases without
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by thu 13y ago
If Badoo reads HN: it would be great if you had "The technology of filtering fake accounts". Simply running a Google Image search on uploaded pictures would rule out a lot of fake accounts.
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by thu 13y ago
I have noticed the email/checkbox association at the bottom of the post. After discussing with colleagues about email form to collect interested people emails, I decided to add such a form to the landing page of the small service I am
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by thu 13y ago
Notice the prices at the bottom of the article. This seems to be the product page for the most expensive one: http://www.audioquest.com/ethernet/diamond
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by thu 13y ago
Maybe IFTTT can react to specific tweets.
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by thu 13y ago
A twitter-based app used to "like" Rihanna pictures on Instagram has also the credentials to spend huge amount of money ?
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by thu 13y ago
He is from Belgium, and it is not common. Maybe it was a requirement for his course.
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by thu 13y ago
The final Haskell code, while being low-level, is not unreadable jumble. Maybe you're talking about the generated Core or the C-- code.
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by thu 13y ago
Libraries have APIs too.
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by thu 13y ago
I don't know well the subject hence the question: isn't there a bignum library within OpenSSL (Apache-style license)?
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by thu 13y ago
Do people find it really ok to have video and a website spelling "try it free" and then have only an email input form ? I know that testing if demand exists is important, but doesn't it have adverse effect on your reputation
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by thu 13y ago
I was once contacted to write a Haskell book about "Data Analysis". I said it was not really my field and asked for sample chapters of some Haskell book they had, if any. I received back an answer with how to proceed, just as if I
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by thu 13y ago
In small settings, e.g. just yourself, or you and your co-funder, of just a few employees, I guess this article makes sense for everyone. But the problem is with growing, bigger scheme. It seems like as businesses grow and add more and more
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by thu 13y ago
And yet, the only way for me to bootstrap my own company is by working those 40 hours per week and working at home after the one-hour commute, and on weekend. Now it's no longer 40 hours as I have swapped job and work only 4 days per
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by thu 13y ago
I have never done any Coffee but it looks like arguments are separated by commas, and, in this case, the second argument is a function of no argument (so the left hand side of the arrow is empty). Edit: it was meant to be a reply to the par
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by thu 13y ago
That seems weird to me: * No one having a deep knowledge of Scala is mentioned as a problem, but they will learn Go. * They rule out a language because of its syntax.
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by thu 13y ago
You have to mouse-over the icons.
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by thu 13y ago
3D printed: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:193022
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by thu 13y ago
I have once modified the Shunting-yard algorithm to parse distfix expressions ( https://github.com/noteed/syntactical ). Agda is quite famous for offering distfix (or mixfix) operators.
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by thu 13y ago
Python's Pickle format is similar. It interprets opcodes using a stack-based "pickle" machine. (I have started an Haskell implementation of it https://github.com/noteed/python-pickle )
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by thu 13y ago
That attracts people to the site (fake profiles have nicer pictures), so they pay to be part of it. Not a lot of people see it is a fake profile at first. I have tried to use dating websites. Even on non-free ones, you can still register fo
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by thu 13y ago
It is written "there is no general availability" (even if they are shipping to selected partners).
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by thu 13y ago
Some people with a bad sight would take a glass magnifying lens to read the newspaper. All you had to do was hit ctrl-+.
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by thu 13y ago
This seems to be a use-case for `etcd`.

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