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by vruiz 11y ago
Being laid off and being fired are not the same thing.
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by vruiz 11y ago
If you are talking single server solutions, then https://github.com/progrium/dokku
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by vruiz 11y ago
nice trick! traceroute to bad.horse (162.252.205.157), 64 hops max, 52 byte packets 1 hitronhub.home (192.168.0.1) 1.297 ms 4.735 ms 1.239 ms ... 15 sandwichnet.dmarc.lga1.atlanticmetro.net (208.68.168.214) 135.798 ms
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Unconventional Programming with Chemical Computing [video](youtube.com)
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by vruiz 11y ago
What's your opinion on their network? Back in the day they had poor interconnectivity reputation. Do you have any experience about responsiveness to hardware problems?
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by vruiz 11y ago
> Maybe people running those websites want to know that, but as a visitor, I might not want that. Being ablet o tell "how many unique visitors you got today" implies that you can group actions by unique visitors, and thus tell
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by vruiz 11y ago
Without cookies you can not measure anything but IPs, and IPs are meaningless. You can not count unique users because in a given office you get 50 people/IP. You can not count new/recurrent users because most ISPs don't offer
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by vruiz 11y ago
me neither but, assuming that you _had_ to choose, why not? As a user: you get a single standard non-intrusive message you can disable (like remember password). As a website you have one less problem.
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by vruiz 11y ago
No it's neither straightforward nor fair. Because it's a whitelist (and a short one), not a blacklist. You can not legislate like that, making potentially illegal any use case that you could have missed or any future use case. And
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by vruiz 11y ago
No, I can see that you are not familiar with the law, I don't blame you because nobody is, since it's incredibly vague about when applies and AFAIK nobody has yet been fined. There are hundreds of companies doing wrong things, no
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by vruiz 11y ago
Even assuming that law was necessary (debatable), the idiotic thing was asking millions of websites to do this, instead of automatically in a handful of browsers. Not to mention absurdities like the fact that you need cookies to remember th
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by vruiz 11y ago
This is great not just from a user's perspective, also the fact that it exists helps pointing out the stupidity of the law.
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by vruiz 11y ago
May I ask at which scale do you operate? Keep in mind that is not necessary (and I believe not advised[1]) to keep all your infrastructure in one kubernetes cluster. [1] https://youtu.be/-8aUxpVrD40?t=3105
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by vruiz 11y ago
I'm very aware, my point is being an endorsement collector will put you in the group filtered out, at least if I'm doing the filtering, but perhaps I'm the minority.
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by vruiz 11y ago
> get a great looking but professional profile pic up there, get kudos from friends Really? as a CEO those are signals for you? the profile picture is debatable but the endorsements are just a joke and everyone knows it, people just exc
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by vruiz 11y ago
the first few links are just mostly references, you need to look a bit deeper. Like: https://python4astronomers.github.io/astropy/fits.html
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by vruiz 11y ago
> I'd guess the IDE have now reached this "fully featured" milestone where most developers don't care to upgrade. So IntelliJ has to switch to a subscription model to survive. Sorry but this doesn't make any sens
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Musl libc(musl-libc.org)
3 points by vruiz 11y ago|0 comments
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by vruiz 11y ago
> it abandons the original idea of the World Wide Web where a single content resource was expected to be used by humans and computers alike using a unified, simple syntax. I believe we are long past that idea, it's just too much of
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CoLog: prefix-based leveled logging for Go(texlution.com)
3 points by vruiz 11y ago|1 comments
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by vruiz 11y ago
With a little bit of editing Brad could have made a fantastic terror short film out of that video.
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by vruiz 11y ago
I see, thanks for the clarification.
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by vruiz 11y ago
Honest question, how do these companies use OpenBSD? I can totally understand the security benefits of OpenBSD, but it's also my understanding that it's very "unstable", in the sense that they constantly introduce breaki
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by vruiz 11y ago
Yeah this is known, and you can get yourself an awesome list of contributors if you want: https://github.com/zixan/uberfareestimator/graphs/contributo... I think github should allow me as a user to confirm co
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GopherCon 2015 videos(youtube.com)
145 points by vruiz 11y ago|26 comments
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by vruiz 11y ago
> Also today, we are launching Kubernetes Training. The first workshops will be delivered by Kelsey Hightower, product manager, developer and chief advocate at CoreOS, and will take place on August 5 in Portland, August 7 in Seattle and
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OSCON 2015 Keynote live stream (Kubernetes launch)(oscon.com)
2 points by vruiz 11y ago|0 comments
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3D visualization of Go packages dependencies(anvaka.github.io)
2 points by vruiz 11y ago|0 comments
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by vruiz 11y ago
> Unlike the icy moons of giant planets, Pluto cannot be heated by gravitational interactions with a much larger planetary body. Some other process must be generating the mountainous landscape. This is really exciting! There goes a theor
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Nasa unveils 'surprise' Pluto photos – live(theguardian.com)
6 points by vruiz 11y ago|0 comments

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