wyaeld

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by wyaeld 10y ago
If you've been using Rails for 6+ years and aren't at least passingly familiar with the majority of the source code and design decisions, then you aren't a very curious developer
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by wyaeld 10y ago
Do the right thing for customers, or for shareholders?
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by wyaeld 10y ago
There hasn't been a launch of its scale
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by wyaeld 10y ago
its in 2.0, which is available on RHEL
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by wyaeld 10y ago
The amount of time I hear - Rails, you ain't gonna need it, followed 6 months later by some version of "can we use this library to add a feature which OOTB Rails would have given us if we used it". What is bloat, and what is
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by wyaeld 10y ago
Where exactly does it say that you can't start by actually learning how Rails works, before you build things with it? I think the biases of people who were experienced big system developers before they moved to Rails, are very differen
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by wyaeld 10y ago
Does anyone know where to find a similar list for Microsoft Sysadmins?
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by wyaeld 10y ago
Its probably the most convenient window to minimise service disruption amongst users of gitlabs. Pretty common for security patches to take place out of hours
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by wyaeld 11y ago
This is why banks and lenders contribute en-masse to politicians, so they can block decisions which cause them to take a loss. Small businesses have to accept bad debts sometimes. When dealing with sovereign debt, or other similarly large
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by wyaeld 11y ago
Considering all the components currently in it are only available if you're in their subscription plan, that's basically the core business model.
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by wyaeld 11y ago
I have to disagree here. "fancy names == people think bulletproof" is not a credible criticism. Now "Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control" is a fancy name!!! Pretty sure no-one with a clue thinks a produc
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by wyaeld 11y ago
Suggest looking into the work that the PennyArcade guys have done with Microsoft to make the Surface Pro good for illustrators.
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by wyaeld 11y ago
In this case its an actual reservoir, reasonable to assume they know exactly how much case is in there.
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by wyaeld 11y ago
What else are they supposed to call it? Its Amazon's tweak and modifications to the Fedora/Enterprise Linux family, tuned and tweaked for their platform
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by wyaeld 11y ago
step1: build useful tool for serious people step2: mention mongo step3: enjoy having the room to yourself :-P
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by wyaeld 11y ago
You should put up a youtube screencast or demo of your game. It'd be a great portfolio piece at work, seems like some solid decision-making
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by wyaeld 11y ago
The readme says its a learning project. Its a very interesting piece of work though. I'll be interested to see Antirez's view on the trade-offs between C and Rust for this.
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by wyaeld 11y ago
Anyone know if you can run Wordpress on it?
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by wyaeld 11y ago
It's not an exploit when its a documented, and warned feature that reduces your security since day 1. "Warning: The docker group is equivalent to the root user; For details on how this impacts security in your system, see Docker D
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by wyaeld 11y ago
The link to the copyright dispute certainly seems easy to understand https://www.kickstarter.com/dmca/goblins-alternate-realities... If this is correct, then Kickstarter profits off the theft of someone else's IP,
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by wyaeld 12y ago
They do, but a real ruby on rails site typically serves most html content out of memcache, even higher for users that aren't logged into the platform. Its not unknown to see 5-10ms response times in those scenarios