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   by zenlot 7y ago

   Clojure. Started with "Getting Clojure" book and can't recommend it enough. Written in a clear and practical style.
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   by zenlot 7y ago

   "While Storm's Clojure implementation served it well for many years, it was often cited as a barrier for entry to new contributors. Storm's codebase is now more accessible to developers who don't want to learn Clojure i
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   by zenlot 7y ago

   Looks like it's common thing in interviews too. Even recruiters will tell you: "never say you don't know the answer, try...". Not sure about the others, but if I don't know something I go and do my reading/digg
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   by zenlot 7y ago

   Or you can use: Termux and Emacs in Android
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   by zenlot 7y ago

   I wouldn't recommend using Azure AD in production. Recently started testing Azure AD, added domain and Azure got confused dropping admin privileges which in turn lost access to the portal. Contacted support, after weeks of investigatio
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   by zenlot 7y ago

   A bit off topic, but how does one use Windows 10 now without sacrificing on speed / resources? Recently purchased Lenovo E480 and E585, they all come with stock Windows 10, so before getting Linux in, I've tested it and it is basi
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   by zenlot 7y ago

   Don't like opinion or stressing too much? Relax
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   by zenlot 7y ago

   I wonder if name is coincidence or it's on purpose to get some traffic from searching on Erlang BEAM. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BEAM_(Erlang_virtual_machine...
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   by zenlot 8y ago

   At least he is answering honestly. And everyone seems to dislike honest answers. Looks like people only want to hear some lies wrapped in nice promises, which would never materialize. edit: typo
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    by zenlot 8y ago

    For some reason those blogs become boring. Whoever moves to Kubernetes, or chooses to use some service of major cloud provider feels a need to write a blog about it having a same theme as everyone else. Bonus points if it explains what cont
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    by zenlot 8y ago

    And all you really need for development is relatively cheap ThinkPad laptop.
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    by zenlot 8y ago

    I just couldn't agree more with it. It's a trend now, people think that hosting in Switzerland somehow more secure than anywhere else due to their data protection laws. Which is not always true, and what you really get(from experi
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    by zenlot 8y ago

    There are a lot of previous discussions on Proton{VPN,Mail} to read up: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=protonvpn&sort=byPopularity&pr...
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    by zenlot 8y ago

    Good resource would be: Matthew Walker Why We Sleep: The New Science of Sleep and Dreams
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    by zenlot 8y ago

    Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14897209
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    by zenlot 8y ago

    What do these masks in the photos symbolize?
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    by zenlot 8y ago

    So RHEL been around for 18 years, and suddendly users need to be aware about the "install instructions", which "are right at the top" and read a blog post about it for RHEL 8?
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    by zenlot 8y ago

    "However, we do try to make it as easy as possible to get Python 2 or 3 (or both) on to your system." - it just requires quite a long blog post to explain how easy it is.
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    by zenlot 8y ago

    They have recently released Android app for DNS 1.1.1.1 requiring microphone access, then silently removed it after users noticed.
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    by zenlot 8y ago

    It's not about what I think, it's about why CF would request access to your microphone data in favor of giving DNS Service at 1.1.1.1. In the Android app they advertise: "Greater privacy". What privacy does it provide gi
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    by zenlot 8y ago

    I would be careful of using the service further after this. I doubt it was only required for generating bug reports.
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    by zenlot 8y ago

    I have similar setup on Note 4, just running Racket in Termux. There's no native package of Racket for Termux, but been able to compile Racket v7.0 without much problems.
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    by zenlot 8y ago

    In some sense similar to HN, but built on Lobste.rs: https://bitmia.com/
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    by zenlot 9y ago

    Will you support clustering in open source version?
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    Napoleon’s Miniaturized Traveling Library(openculture.com)

    51 points by zenlot 9y ago|11 comments
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    by zenlot 9y ago

    "The Idiot" - was one of the most interesting books I've read.
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    by zenlot 9y ago

    +1 for it.
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    by zenlot 10y ago

    My personal favorite still is: Operating Systems Design and Implementation, by Andrew S Tanenbaum.
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    by zenlot 10y ago

    That seems to be their uncommunicated plan - to attract users to open source version and then remove features to offer just with enterprise product. They have done it with clustering support where after attracting people with promises they
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    by zenlot 10y ago

    It's a paradox to see announcement of the book with the title "Docker for Java Developers" from nginx people.