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by tonyhb 13y ago
Yeah, part of me was thinking that too. Use container volumes. Use dockerfiles. And don't all containers support lxc-attach (as opposed to SSH?). I didn't want to be negative -- it'd be great to be able to have an environment
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by tonyhb 13y ago
This is really cool. It'd be great to be able to piece together development environments from dockerfiles even quicker than you can now. One of the great things about docker is that once you've played about for an hour or so you&#
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Loved that service. Completely forgot about it until you mentioned it.
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Marionette is a solid framework. It has everything you need to build fast, and clean: regions (which were a great step in the right direction and will be improved in V2), composite/collection views, layouts... the basics are there for
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by tonyhb 13y ago
I think that he should at least understand and know the CoffeeScript syntax to argue that it isn't great. If you don't know C, learnt half of it, then moaned that it didn't compile you'd look like a bit of a fool. In thi
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Comparatively, bringing fiber to NYC won't be so expensive (considering the results). At this point, it's not about comparatively. Optimising $240m a year is so fucking good when it's a short switch. Low hanging fruit. How
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Hey, no problem at all! Just surprised to see how similar we were in our styles. Happy that there are more resources popping up now!
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Here's a dockerfile setup I wrote for Postgres which uses a 'data container' for the entire Postgres database: https://github.com/codelittinc/dockerfiles/tree/master/postg... The gist of i
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by tonyhb 13y ago
This is a copy and improvement of the article I wrote last month, even down to the breakdown of "What's that command doing?" with `docker run -t -i ubuntu /bin/bash`. Glad it was useful enough to spur an improved ar
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Out of all of these, I've always found the HMAC hashed request in OAuth 1 to make the most sense from a basic security point of view. The only concern being token refreshes.
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Right, exactly. People would probably do this whether their "truth" is coming from Musk or a politician, unfortunately.
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by tonyhb 13y ago
> The public no longer believes politicians, but they all believe Zuckerberg, Page and Musk People are given a lot of information from a lot of sources nowadays, which means they're better at analysing it and weeding out the bullshi
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Yeah, or Twilio and set it up yourself?
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by tonyhb 13y ago
I really don't think that it's fair to compare Tesla with Coupons.com. Tesla has net assets of $2.4 billion, with IP that's worth a considerable amount. This is evidence to show that it may be worth investing. What does coupo
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Ah thanks. Not entirely sure of the police hierarchy in America.
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Not really – the Kentucky police chief is paid in bitcoin: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57614544-93/kentucky-police... People don't have to be working in the tech scene to be interested.
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by tonyhb 13y ago
I'm with bretthopper. The 7 minute workout is a good start for us developers who probably get little to no exercise. That said, I don't think it's designed to actively make you lose weight, bulk up, or increase your cardiovas
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by tonyhb 13y ago
iOS 1 was an inevitable jump from Palm OS and the early days of touch screen. The tech had been in demos before, but there was such a lack of UX work beforehand that it never took off. That, and capacitive screens/advancing tech.
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Not that I know of. I haven't tried exposing an SSH server from containers to Vagrant (and Vagrant to your machine), but that could be a possibility. As far as I know, you can only SSH into containers by running `docker attach {$id&#x2
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback, glad it helped! Took a fair while to write and edit, but it was well worth it. Docker is a great tool, and the more I use it the more I love it. Would definitely recommend a try if you have some spare tome soon.
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Absolutely. Currently overdrawn, but sent all I could at $17.50.
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Unsuck your vagrant: Developing in one VM with Vagrant and Docker(tonyhb.com)
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Don't have much to give right now, but it's a great cause. Such a shame to see anyone like this, especially someone as kind and active in the community (judging by people who know him). Wishing him all the best.
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Interesting. Would one gamble with arbitrage knowing that they might not get their money, though? Realistically, Mt. Gox have said they won't allow withdrawals indefinitely. They know that fixing this issue — known since 2011 — is goin
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Yeah, the Vagrant + Docker use case is how I'm using it. This is the flow that I'm pushing my company to use: * CoreOS/Vagrant * Docker containers with basic infrastructure (eg LAMP/Ruby+Postgres) * Containers 'fork
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Wow, AOL keywords! I forgot those existed. You're right – find us on Facebook is this decades version.
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Ah OK – thanks for the information!
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by tonyhb 13y ago
Yeah, I was thinking that as a web/java developer I don't understand what this means. Does this mean that, essentially, we only build for iOS 7 onwards?
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by tonyhb 13y ago
I agree with you, and this only highlights that bitcoin needs some level of regulation before it can be used commonly. If bitcoin is going to become commonplace, it needs a lot of support, more infrastructure, and some regulation.
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by tonyhb 13y ago
JP Morgan launders hundreds of millions worth of USD. It happens with every currency; using it in an argument is a fallacy.

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