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github.com 9y ago

Fluentd + Logz.io + Docker

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www.bbc.com 9y ago

First object teleported to Earth's orbit

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www.zdnet.com 9y ago

This $1,699 “secure PC” will self-destruct if tampered with

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news.ycombinator.com 9y ago

Ask HN: React and Flash – do you see the similarities?

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apidock.com 9y ago

API Dock has been down for days

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apidock.com 9y ago

API Dock has been down for days

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github.com 9y ago

Run Concourse CI in Docker Compose

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space.stackexchange.com 9y ago

I am looking for information on the power connector used on the Space Shuttle

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news.ycombinator.com 9y ago

Ask HN: Why isn't rspec the default in Rails 5?

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twitter.com 10y ago

AWS ECR Repositories Have Gone Missing from Web Console

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www.linkedin.com 10y ago

Use the AWS CLI from CoreOS via Docker, the Easy Way

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github.com 10y ago

AWS CLI on CoreOS via Minimal Alpine Linux Container

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twitter.com 10y ago

Regarding Your Application to Magic Leap, Inc

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www.linkedin.com 10y ago

Advice for the would-be coder

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www.linkedin.com 10y ago

Advice for the would-be coder

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medium.com 10y ago

(Why, and How To) Demand Privacy from the Internet of Things

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medium.com 10y ago

10 UX Fails to Avoid, and How to Avoid Them

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medium.com 10y ago

Usability Wishlist for Amazon Web Services

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medium.com 10y ago

7 Things to Hate about Docker Compose on OS X

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twitter.com 10y ago

Docker-Compose Performance on OS X. Come. On. People

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news.ycombinator.com 10y ago

Ask HN: Why does S3 still not support append?

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news.ycombinator.com 10y ago

Ask HN: WHy did you break mobile browsing?

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twitter.com 10y ago

AWS CodeDeploy agent appears to be maintained by 1 person, 4 hours per week

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Can we collectively move on from single character variable names?

The code examples are full of variables like "q" "a" and "v" -- it slows down everything as we must grok the surrounding statements like some kind of Rosetta Stone to interpret what "a" could possibly be in this context.

Please fix it.

Kenneth Cole website.

They have this great feature to help you ensure the correct size based on othe brands+sizes you already have.

That one feature alone helped me gain confidence in a buying decision I otherwise would not have made.

Any "data" company must have full chain-of-custody for each one of their data points (where did we get it, how did we clean it, how would we update it, what was it previously, what has changed since X time, etc).

Otherwise they're just making accusations without any defense from repudiation.

100% agree.

So unless you spend all day writing compilers from scratch or calculating Pascal's Triangle, please stop with the ridiculous CS questions in interviews.

Software Engineering is more of a trade, and requires vocational knowledge and experience. A mountain of theory may not always be required to Get Shit Done.

MailHog also looks great --

One thing that I use MailCatcher for is its REST API. I can easily check for new messages from tests (eg: Cucumber).

I don't see anything about that for MailHog on its github page.

The center of the tech universe will always be the point of least resistance (to new ideas, cultures, mixing, lifestyles, etc).

For now, that's San Francisco (apparently) but for how much longer is anyone's guess.

Unless the necessary environment changes (i.e. tolerance is no longer a requirement) it will remain in SF or a place like it.

If tolerance and acceptance is somehow no longer necessary for a tech hub to bloom, it might end up anywhere.

Oy...I don't understand why there appears to be zero overlap between people with the skill to bring generics to Go, and the people who want generics in Go.

This debate has gone on long enough that if it were actually going to happen, it would have some obvious traction by now.

So...how 'bout that Swift?