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by tonyhb 10y ago
Anecdotal but I feels as if that goes against standard chord progression, keys, and almost all EDM. Blues has a fairly strict formula in which most songs follow. Most songs are in 4/4, and most modern music sounds fairly similar yet pe
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by tonyhb 10y ago
They already tried the phone market with FirefoxOS — it got canned shortly after its release, sadly ( https://techcrunch.com/2015/12/08/mozilla-will-stop-developi... )
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by tonyhb 10y ago
Docker is a really complex open source project to build. Feature wise, things need to take into account compatibility with every OS it runs on (linux/windows/bsd), all networking stacks, distributed systems, the actual image distr
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by tonyhb 10y ago
This is huge and completely changes what people will take away from this post. A super easy oversight, though. Good to know react isn't as bad as how it's painted here! (I'll see myself out).
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That's really cool. You're right that we have so much freedom to interpret the problems we see and solve them in our own right. Thanks for putting this out there and standing up for your work.
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by tonyhb 11y ago
Css is quite frankly bullshit (ie. fickle), but I'm proud of it. The actual art of making visuals usable within a screen is pretty hard to make a language out of. With postcss and react css modules there are advancements. And still,
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by tonyhb 11y ago
You can use contexts to send a cancellation signal to goroutines: https://blog.golang.org/context . This is more of an implementation detail you make on a case-by-case language rather than a builtin to go.
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by tonyhb 11y ago
Why did you decide to create micro and go-platform instead of contributing to go-kit ( https://github.com/go-kit/kit )?
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Conversely, if a two person company were founded by two immigrants it would beat the odds. The chances of two founders meeting, working together, then creating a 1B+ company in the adversary of worse contacts is smaller. In fact, moving to
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by tonyhb 11y ago
IMO robots are asics. Robots are single purpose objects that do one thing well. The cost of making a system that works under many pretences scales exactly the same as making software that works for any set of criteria. Shit just doesn'
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This looks amazing.
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Elliptic curves are going to be rendered redundant with the introduction of quantum computing via shor's algorithm. 25519 is already trusted and fast, and in all likelihood will probably last until we need to shift from this type of cr
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by tonyhb 11y ago
This would be awesome. Running unikernels on top of a formally verified layer sounds really interesting.
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Essentially this is exactly what we have with Redux and pure JS. Gaearon has led the way here: - Redux as your single state tree/graph - Normalizr to denormalize data and store it in a graph, including pulling nested resources out as
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by tonyhb 11y ago
This is a great question with a lot to answer. Would love to hear everyone else's thoughts on it. To me arrogance is conceited. It's assuming you're better than everyone else. It's assuming everyone else is worse than
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Writing a real-time ad bidder in Golang(aychedee.com)
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Unfortunately using dpkg and yum to detect installed software means this isn't a secure audit. Anyone can add known bad binaries after the fact and pretend to provide a "secure" base image. I'd be skeptical of trusting
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by tonyhb 11y ago
"We’ve been scale testing [swarm] to 1,000 nodes and 30,000 containers and it keeps on scheduling containers in less than half a second." That's really, really exciting. Been looking forward to the GA release of Swarm for qu
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by tonyhb 11y ago
GPG wasn't chosen because it's not as secure as content trust. Content trust provides all that GPG provides plus: - Replay attack prevention - Freshness guarantees (so you can't be given older, vulnerable images) - Trusted,
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by tonyhb 11y ago
Docker, Inc. Full-time, on-site in SF. Docker.com. We're hiring on all fronts: frontend engineers (we're redux, react, ES7) and golang for the entire suite of tools. Plus marketing, docs, and sales. For frontend contact me at
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by tonyhb 11y ago
React + Redux: https://github.com/rackt/redux You will not regret it.
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by tonyhb 11y ago
I think you need to understand what the issues are with previous frameworks and why React is different. React does save time. Maybe you've not built sufficiently complex apps in which state has bitten you in the ass, which isn&#x2
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by tonyhb 11y ago
There's a lot going on in my life and a lot I want to improve personally. Some of these things keep me wired.
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by tonyhb 11y ago
Ah, apologies, meant Redux. So many flux frameworks and their names are all similar.
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Reflux and it's associated tools for some concise, well written ES6/7 patterns ( https://github.com/gaearon/redux ) Gaearon is actually a hell of a JS developer ( https://github.com/gaearon ).
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by tonyhb 11y ago
There's one in San Diego called Flot and the owner recommends at least two hours. I booked it and must've floated for closer to three, which was about right. It had three stages: 1. Mind racing, everyday worries at hand (~45-60
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by tonyhb 11y ago
Are YC becoming a standard VC firm?
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> "With Density on a doorframe, we’ll tell you." The landing page advertises this as an entry-level system for doorframes. It doesn't seem that this is made for costco-level swarms of people entering a large space at one
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Just like Buzzfeed.
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Any plans to open source the rails->go interop layer as a middleware plugin? At some point we're going to face this issue, and I'm sure others will too. I'd hate to reinvent the wheel for parsing double encoding etc. that

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