tzaman

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by tzaman 10y ago
Been using Revolut for about 6 months, my wife does as well. The security features it has kinda make "dynamic" numbers not so appealing.
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by tzaman 10y ago
IMHO, Redux introduced a gamechanging concept no other JS library has done before (at least not in this big way): Single and immutable state object. This fact alone makes the developer experience significantly better, both in shorter debugg
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by tzaman 10y ago
As Yehuda pointed out, such a thing won't happen because Yarn was launched as a community project from the beginning, and a lot of members contribute to both, so even if Facebook decided something sketchy, the community would either st
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by tzaman 10y ago
I don't have any experience with wal-e, but based on what I learned during my research (went with barman), there is no need to to install barman on the primary or the standby server, just a separate instance with proper user/permi
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by tzaman 10y ago
That's quite the contrary to my experience. I combined the diet with a daily 5km morning run, and I had no problems with it, not only was I not exhausted, I was powered up. But maybe that's just placebo :)
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by tzaman 10y ago
I do keto once a year for about 3 months, and truth be told I feel like a superman. I feel more energetic, loose a ton of fat (ironically with increased fat intake), get more stuff done and overall feel better. The only reason is stop doing
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by tzaman 10y ago
1.5 is scheduled for early december, according to this: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/milestones
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by tzaman 10y ago
This is bad example, because it creates more questions than it answers: - what if the master pod dies (or I transfer it to another node pool)? - how do I make sure if everything dies, my data is safe? - how do I use peristent disks in thi
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by tzaman 10y ago
GlusterFS was pretty much the only damn thing that I could get to work in a reasonable amount of time (Tried NFS, Ceph, Gluster, Flocker). Basically the solution (until we get PetSets at least) is to: 1. manually spin up two pods (gluster-c
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by tzaman 10y ago
For a devOps fan like me, k8s has been a godsend, and what I like in particular is their 3 month release schedule. There are still some hiccups like no good documentation (or a tutorial really) on setting up shared writeable storage and how
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by tzaman 10y ago
All good on us-east
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by tzaman 10y ago
The science of tree/wood dating is called dendrochronology, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dendrochronology (we've had a course on faculty which I took)
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by tzaman 10y ago
That's because married couples would blame the dating site when getting divorced :)
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by tzaman 10y ago
Nice tut, although I've learned one thing during past couple of months of developing with Redux: middleware is very useful and often quite an overlooked/underused part of the stack. In this tutorial, the author makes the call dire
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by tzaman 10y ago
This website a good example what's wrong with a lot of open source software (and don't get me wrong, I love FOSS, in fact, I make a living out of it). Complete ignorance of form. There's plenty of awesome function and amazing
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by tzaman 10y ago
Intercom, hands down. We switched what now seems a long time ago, and the pricing is like 3x of what we paid for Zendesk, but the UX feels so much more natural and UI unobstructive that we gladly pay $600/mo for it. Plus the additional
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by tzaman 10y ago
Not nearly as much fun as YouTubers would have remaking his promo videos :)
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by tzaman 10y ago
Why does everyone, including Ms. Lovecruft conclude that something is horribly wrong and that FBI wanting to speak with them means they are in deep shit? I'm by no means defending them, but to me, the whole (original) post looks overly
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by tzaman 10y ago
Yeah, agreed. I fail to see how creating a crypto signature requires courage.
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by tzaman 10y ago
Agreed, but I think these are all solvable issues, someone just has to make the first attempt at solving them.
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by tzaman 10y ago
Imagine this becoming a thing. Where anyone could eventually become Estonia's resident with all the rights (and of course responsibilities) equal to the people actually living there. Once other nations would follow, then the borders wo
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by tzaman 10y ago
> It's also why we've been holding a private beta, so that we can make these kinds of changes without disrupting huge numbers of users' workflows. Pretty much every developer's workflow is already heavily disrupted by
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by tzaman 10y ago
I think this issue/misunderstanding roots in the somewhat loose interpretation of the word startup. A lot of my friends claim to have one, when all they really have is a business idea and maybe a couple of lines of code. Does that mean
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by tzaman 10y ago
I guess it's not Textmate VS Sublime Text anymore. It's VS Code versus Atom. While it's always good to have some competition, I also hate it to see awesome features present in one, but not the other. Well, if I'd have to
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by tzaman 10y ago
A not so rhetorical question: If a bill like this passes, would it make sense for the privacy-aware companies to move completely overseas (like, to UK) where these laws to not apply?
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by tzaman 11y ago
That resource being money. I'm deploying a fairly simple app on GKE and things go out of hand quickly due to confusing pricing. Or maybe I just don't where to look.
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by tzaman 11y ago
Will do, I've signed up for the beta (same username as here)
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by tzaman 11y ago
If I had a yearly quota on HN for upvotes, I'd use all of them on this. > Volume mounting for your code and data: volume data access works correctly, including file change notifications (on Mac inotify now works seamlessly inside co
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by tzaman 11y ago
One of the hardest things for me is (or was) consistent styles, because I'd change something with every new project, and several projects down the line, everything was different. Somehow I was too hard on myself (or should I say perfec
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by tzaman 11y ago
Can we now have native Docker support, Apple? Pretty please? :)

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