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by tln 6y ago
First, make sure you only copy your Gemfile and maybe Gemfile.lock before running bundle install. If you aren't that could explain the amount of bloat since every build will create some large layers with no chance of re-use. You could
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by tln 6y ago
An nginx container handles redirects to HTTPS and SSL termination and talks to the other services using unpublished ports. Only 22 (sshd running on server) and 80 and 443 (published ports) are open to the world. Swarm ports open between the
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by tln 6y ago
I rolled a microservice in node to handle websockets from our Django app. I can push a notification into an event queue, make an HTTP call to send a notification, and even use postgres notify/listen. FWIW I'd have just used Pusher
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by tln 6y ago
Same, pixel 3. This is very cool tech but from a UX pov I think it's better codes small and pure (no logo or non-square dots)
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by tln 6y ago
I think containers are great even for really small companies. You boiled it down to `n' servers but its `n' servers times `m' services times `k` software updates. That's easier as soon as n * m * k > 2! First of all,
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by tln 6y ago
I definitely would want smart glasses that don't obviously look like smart glasses!
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by tln 6y ago
Sunglasses block much more than 30% though. And can have a mirrored surface so others can't see your eyes, or your creepy app notifications :)
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by tln 6y ago
They reduced prices on all platforms though. And iOS users aren't 100% of Fortnite purchasers. I haven't yet found a good source but from [0] which says ~$300mm/mo total and ~$30mm/mo iOS it's 10% (higher than I exp
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by tln 6y ago
> keep all other factors the same Would you care if apps could offer two subscription methods, the Apple one with no-BS and the developers' one with a lower price (but potentially shittier experience)? It's a genuine question,
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by tln 6y ago
Just looking at the Ebay comparison.., it's not apples to apples (sorry). A third party marketplace would be Etsy. Ebay can't stop you from going to Etsy. Epic isn't trying to set up an app store on iOS (as they tried for And
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by tln 6y ago
Epic's been dropping 2 free games a week on their store. Those are cheaper :) I have ~24 games in my Epic games library from this and 6 work on Macs. Not exactly Windows only (but way way moreso than Steam) WRT the shopping cart, I thi
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by tln 6y ago
But the linker doesn't try to keep code in a dedupe friendly format. I don't think this would help on a pile of Go/rust binaries. Maybe there would be better sharing if I extracted the ELF sections first. I just ran an experi
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by tln 6y ago
I have no experience with monorepos - but yes, developers have to look over PRs that touch apps. No committing to the main branch! Also what I have found to be essential to enable technical non-coders (and juniors! and contractors!) is that
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by tln 6y ago
Presumably your on-call personnel will have those repos checked out?
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by tln 6y ago
I may be in an unusual position of being able to dictate this but I always push for non-coders to use git and markdown... design assets are checked in to a repo, blog posts use markdown and are pushed to a Netlify site, marketers can tweak
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by tln 6y ago
I prefer this as well (except for the monorepo part :) ) for anything that concerns the code/app in any way. We chose Slab for our wiki partly because it can surface markdown files from github. So, the onboarding guide just links to re
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by tln 6y ago
I get your points but wheat is $200/ ton[0] (US, 2019) so it transportation is potentially a significant part of the total cost. As you said, simply finding ways to reduce the cost (in $ and CO2) of transporting field grown wheat is pr
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by tln 6y ago
I like the name. It evokes "all roads lead to Rome" Although "Borg" might be more accurate.
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by tln 6y ago
Mouse keys -- as an anti-feature. (press option 5 times) My daughter enabled it while I wasn't at the computer and then thought my keyboard had died. Even took it in to get repaired, and got a new keyboard. There is no permanent indica
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by tln 6y ago
Most corded drills are pretty large though. I have 12v, 18v and corded drills and would never use the corded drill for small things because it's too clumsy. 12v for small things and 18v for small-medium, corded for large only. I often
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by tln 6y ago
Totally agree. I have alerts for 50% and 120%. If I get the 50% in the first week I'm digging in then. If I get the 120% I'm watching it like a hawk from then on (and letting accounting know). The article says they would not have
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by tln 6y ago
> I owe you a few studies As do I. It's been a day at work, I'll see if I can dig into this soon. In the meantime, thanks for the thoughtful response.
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by tln 6y ago
Regarding the "long-term damage"... here's a post that goes into that aspect. There are sources. Saying it's unfounded shows who is pushing a "narrative". https://www.quora.com/How-can-a-disease
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by tln 6y ago
As a developer who values running the same docker images as production, I'm out -- no more mac purchases for me. Gaming on a mac is already a challenge. None of my most valued software is Mac specific anymore. The trend of incredibly l
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by tln 6y ago
I'm using templates as well for the speedup in testing. We build a postgresql docker image with the migrations + seed data, then create a few databases for parallel testing. When migration or seed files have changed, rules rebuild the
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by tln 6y ago
A person value assigned to a dog variable
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by tln 6y ago
FIXME: ausdenken was wir da gerne haetten.
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by tln 6y ago
16 out of 1024 apps... Surprisingly low. Lots of these are games, presumably funded by ads and/or iap, scrounging a few more bucks from email lists fits right in.
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by tln 6y ago
Not a good choice for a programming or console font, then... A slash or dot for disambiguating zeroes would add a lot of noise visually especially in dense displays. Perhaps that's why.
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by tln 6y ago
(Right, publicly) I suppose developers are most likely to speak up when Apple has applied the rejection. And that is when you want a lifeline the most -- public shaming doesn't necessarily help your friendly HN-reading Apple employee t

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