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by unquietcode 10y ago
Like all good anti-technology-X articles, it's heavy on the drama and light on the why you must drop everything and stop using technology X. Docker is fine, way better than the 'good enough' bar most organizations employ when
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by unquietcode 10y ago
This seems like it should be a much bigger deal. They're using a small training set (they describe it as 'curriculum learning') to create robust little programs that do some fundamental stuff at a decently high abstraction le
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by unquietcode 11y ago
I suffer from deep bouts of depression. Lately I've had to go back and forth with myself about going to the hospital when things get bad, but now I'm just scared even more. I was afraid that not going to the ER would kill me, but
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by unquietcode 11y ago
I worked at a large company which in its quest to deploy agile everywhere introduced an innovation sprint. The actual concept went well, and we even had some great show-and-tell sessions from it, but absolutely zero things created during th
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by unquietcode 11y ago
We can't just be consumers here, even though there is no money changing hands. This goes beyond the issue of trusting their code. We should send a clear message that 'dirty bits' are not welcome in community-built software. I
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by unquietcode 11y ago
The iPhone already supports various 'filters' through its Accessibility settings. I use the 'Low Light' filter every night, which allows the screen to go darker than usual. If they were to just add a low-light redshifted
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by unquietcode 11y ago
Let's not forget that the inhabitants of this website are almost certainly the kind of people who saw through the noise and got their education on their own terms. As we raise our kids we help them tip-toe around all this garbage, but
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by unquietcode 11y ago
In a (brief) defense of Docker Hub, it has gotten WAY better in just the last 6 months. UX is sufficient for the number of times you interact with the website, versus command line. Still it is very slow and this has an impact on my continuo
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by unquietcode 11y ago
I need a developer on retainer for some personal projects, starting at something like 10 hours per month, for 6 months. Full Stack is preferred, but the main priority will be front end development for some small websites. Other work will in
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by unquietcode 11y ago
Full Time - iOS - San Francisco - On Site Highly is looking for an iOS engineer to build out our mobile offering. We're currently in beta with a public release coming soon. Now is a great time to join the team! (Come work with me!) Our
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by unquietcode 11y ago
There are health and environmental costs to fracking which are not being adequately addressed, and which are unsurprisingly ignored by this article. China was able to get a leg up through dirty coal and oil operations, but there are consequ
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by unquietcode 12y ago
One thing I've never understood (but would still like to) is where does the imperative to build more and faster come from? I live in Berkeley, am very nearly priced out at this point, but see no reason why the community is required to
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by unquietcode 12y ago
What if the FDA enforced a rule where only one company can have an active trial? Then the first to file shifts to the FDA and the bearer has a monopoly for a few years, including the lead time before another company can complete a subsequen
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by unquietcode 12y ago
What about Eric Chaisson's Cosmic Evolution, Goodwin's Signs of Life, Shrodinger's What is Life?, Stuart Kauffman's At Home in the Universe? All of these books I've read which argue the same damn thing as this guy,
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by unquietcode 12y ago
These articles need to go away. Burning Man has always featured wealthy participants. Radical Inclusion is one of the 10 basic principals of the event. We welcome ALL burners, whether you've flown in your private plane to the BRC airpo
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by unquietcode 13y ago
If you can't see what all of these have in common, then you probably shouldn't call yourself a software developer. It's just syntax, people.
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Show HN: Flapi, a chained API generator for Java(github.com)
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by unquietcode 14y ago
I have been reading HN for half a year without ever bothering to login, but this post was so inspiring for me that I had to chime in and say 'thanks'. Never compromise. This is just what I needed. As well, I really like the muscle metaphor.