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by tilolebo 6y ago
French living in Germany and married to a primary school teacher here. Theoretically,differentiated learning is what teachers should use. But as you observed, and like in many other countries such as France, reforms supposedly pedagogical a
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by tilolebo 6y ago
I had to disable the track point in the BIOS of my X1 carbon 5th Gen, otherwise it would completely freeze the OS on Ubuntu 18.04. I never found a solution for this. I hope they fixed it in the newer gens. The touchpad was also really annoy
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by tilolebo 6y ago
What about putting these skills to use for your own benefit? Asking because I am myself an infrastructure engineer (I don't like the "DevOps engineer" title) and I am slowly getting tired of being so far away from "the p
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by tilolebo 6y ago
I mean,the feature is part of GitHub One, which itself seems to be a premium version of GitHub Enterprise. They gotta find a reason compelling to executives for the crazy costs.
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by tilolebo 6y ago
Hooks have a dedicated IP range. With Terraform and AWS it's pretty simple to create a security group on an Application Load Balancer and whitelist these IPs using https://www.terraform.io/docs/providers/githu
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by tilolebo 6y ago
From Algolia's outage retrospective: What we did so far: We’ve secured the impacted SaltStack service by updating it and adding additional IP filtering, allowing only our servers to connect to it. So clearly unrestricted acce
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by tilolebo 6y ago
>because it's properly secured That's what these Saltstack users thought too until this week.
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by tilolebo 6y ago
It's really not. You also wouldn't expose your database just because it's password-protected? I bet all these public servers have a firewall running to protect other services. Shouldn't be hard to include the saltstack p
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by tilolebo 6y ago
I am amazed how the article manages not to mention Berlin a single time, although it is clearly the most interesting city according to the graphs. Maybe because it's not an English speaking city?
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by tilolebo 6y ago
GP literally explained that "contact tracing" and "digital contact tracing" are two different things... He said "contact tracing" is necessary.
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by tilolebo 6y ago
I just had a quick look on Google News, some stories seem legit: In Montpellier, owners shutting down hot water and heating to force a nurse to move out: https://www.la-croix.com/Sciences-et-ethique/Sante/Coronavir
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by tilolebo 6y ago
There are similar stories in France, but it's mostly hearsay. And with some "journalists" relying on twitter to write their articles, it gets harder to distinct hearsay from real news.
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by tilolebo 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_testing#Virus_testing... Sweden is n. 35 in "Tests / million people", that's not good enough IMO. 16% of the tests are positive! How else do you want to contro
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by tilolebo 6y ago
It's misleading because the 2017-2018 flu was actually much more lethal. The 2016-2017 goes a bit higher during 02/2017, but its span is also smaller.
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by tilolebo 6y ago
According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_testing they don't test much, so the numbers are far from accurate.
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by tilolebo 6y ago
It's still painfully slow. I didn't experience this on github, only HN. Stay safe!
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Ask HN: Hacker News high latency since some days
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by tilolebo 6y ago
You can aim to run a truly stateless wordpress container using https://github.com/roots/bedrock for the wordpress install together with Composer and https://wpackagist.org/ to manage your plugins and
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by tilolebo 6y ago
He's looking for health care, actually.
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by tilolebo 6y ago
No worries, thanks for taking the time to explain. The software engineer in me agrees with you, WSL 1 was architecturally more ambitious than version 2. As a user, I couldn't care less. I just hope Microsoft manages to create a good ec
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by tilolebo 6y ago
time grep -ri asfadsfadfg /home/me/python-venvs 0.79s user 0.14s system 99% cpu 0.928 total wsl time grep -ri asfadsfadfg /home/me/python-venvs 0.83s user 0.10s system 99% cpu 0.932 tota
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by tilolebo 6y ago
Any interaction with the linux filesystem. With WSL 1 installing an Ubuntu package or performing an upgrade was unbearably slow, with WSL 2 it feels normal. \\wsl$ is also much faster, yes
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by tilolebo 6y ago
That has been my experience as well. WSL2 is much much faster.
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by tilolebo 6y ago
You're just playing with the words here... It's the same as saying: " As a person who runs containers all the time, I really don't get Docker". The point is VS Code handles my code hosted in WSL 2 out of the box. I
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by tilolebo 6y ago
That's not my experience with VS Code on WSL 2. I have been using it for months using the remote extension, hosting my git repos in the Ubuntu subsystem, it works like a charm and feels very responsive. Maybe wait for an IDE update th
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by tilolebo 7y ago
I bet if remote work became the norm, many people would co-rent shared offices with their friends, relatives, neighbors, etc. Social interactions at work without the burden of hierarchy, work etiquette, etc. That would be the dream.
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by tilolebo 7y ago
Let's note that distributed companies almost always clearly make the distinction between "remote work" and "work from home". Some of them are openly "against" work from home.
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by tilolebo 7y ago
Doesn't look like it. But searching for "spark + jmap" return interesting results, haha
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by tilolebo 7y ago
Same for us. Family of four, I have a basic account. I'd happily switch to a standard plan if it enabled access to a family feature.
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by tilolebo 7y ago
Does it work with Spark?

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