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yogeshlor
15d ago
Author here. Chapter 2 is linked at the end of the post. Both chapters started as my own writing in 2024–25 and were revised this week with Claude Code; there's a post on the blog describing exactly what it changed and what I put back.
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14 years as an engineer, written for people starting with a gap in their record
(yogesh.lonkar.org)
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Show HN: Protoc-gen-gotf Terraform provider go code generator
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Show HN: A GitHub Action to wait for jobs in step, helpful to prestart the job
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yogeshlor
6y ago
IMO this doesn't effect small business with revenue as much as it hurts their spending of marketing with facebook there are other marketing avenues that can be used by small businesses
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6y ago
not best but a start https://github.com/bregman-arie/devops-exercises
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6y ago
Space is controlled by nations and their military so I don't see why there will not be conflicts and escalations. Only way to prevent war in space is humans not going to space.
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Ask HN: Who Owns Atmosphere of Earth?
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7y ago
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yogeshlor
8y ago
don't know about swift but any JVM based language will have more productivity in IDE than vim. I have tried really hard to use vim for java and the trouble is not worth it. But for everything else vim is your guy.
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yogeshlor
8y ago
Plus the browser back button is hacked. Can't comeback to hacker news
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8y ago
Utilities for Jenkins Scripted pipeline using Global Shared Libraries, For managing terraform, kubectl, helm, gcloud and useful pipeline utilities
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Show HN: Useful Jenkins Groovy Scripts
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8y ago
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8y ago
how about hyphen -
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8y ago
How much control Oracle has on OpenJDK development & support? Can they control some features which will never be shipped with OpenJDK?