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by bashcoder 13y ago
Good article - it's helpful, and for me it adds clarity to the discussion. Parsing recent industry statements, it's notable how Coinbase and peers have been using a rather loaded term of art, "bad actor", in reference to
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Amazon EC2 Console Improvements(aws.typepad.com)
2 points by bashcoder 13y ago|0 comments
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by bashcoder 13y ago
> The spectre of perl6 stopped bothering us about 2006 From a practical usage standpoint, sure. But wouldn't you agree that an effective major version freeze has had a chilling effect on the progression of the language? I'd arg
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by bashcoder 13y ago
Join the ##atom-invitations channel on freenode and ask for an invite there. Plenty of folks sharing.
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by bashcoder 13y ago
True on the sales point. And it's getting harder and harder to find coders who want to spend all their time writing perl, as great as it is. That makes it tough for enterprises to maintain perl codebases. Also, more CPAN libraries seem
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by bashcoder 13y ago
Looks great - impressive feature, and congrats! We tested it a bit and you're off to a solid start. We were having a few issues with multiple tabs and such, but we'll post github issues when we have repeatable results.
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by bashcoder 13y ago
I agree - it really deserves to be seen.
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by bashcoder 13y ago
Wow - I didn't even think node.js was that old. It will be interesting to see its genesis. The first git commit for node appears to have been on Feb 16, 2009: commit 9d7895c567e8f38abfff35da1b6d6d6a0a06f9aa Author: Ryan <r
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by bashcoder 13y ago
Dig the feed URL: https://github.com/atom.atom
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by bashcoder 13y ago
I also enjoyed their Indigo workstations, which included a 3D stereo goggle viewport. In 1998 I spent 6 months working on a 64-cpu Origin 2000 supercomputer, which had some serious power for long-running Computational Fluid Dynamics jobs.
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Eat Celebrity Meat with BiteLabs(bitelabs.org)
9 points by bashcoder 13y ago|2 comments
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Aereo Wins Short Reprieve From Six-State Injunction(deadline.com)
1 points by bashcoder 13y ago|0 comments
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by bashcoder 13y ago
Thanks for the useful tip. I also really appreciate the power and utility of tmuxinator. [1] [1] https://github.com/tmuxinator/tmuxinator
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by bashcoder 13y ago
In the second legal battle that Aereo won back in 2012, the lone dissenting judge in the US Court of Appeals in NY had a scathing critique of Aereo's scheme. I'm generally pro-Aereo, but I think HN readers might find this portion
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by bashcoder 13y ago
Yeah, Phusion oversells their case when they say this is the "right way" to do it. It's one way to do it, and this methodology probably addresses customer support issues they are having. Many of their customers likely misunde
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by bashcoder 13y ago
I agree, and I also agree with the OP on this issue. Typically, at the point of a counter offer, a line has already been crossed. We've all seen exceptions, but by the time that meeting takes place, the employee has usually left alread
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by bashcoder 13y ago
Understood - thanks for the feedback.
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by bashcoder 13y ago
Of course the old model is upended - that's fine. Adapt and rebuild. Not telling myself anything. Just making the point that maybe this wasn't a genius move on the grand scale.
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by bashcoder 13y ago
OK, so I get downvoting a joke that someone doesn't think is helpful to the argument. No problem. But why would someone downvote a legitimate music industry opinion that they disagree with? As someone with over 35 albums to my credit,
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by bashcoder 13y ago
I'm not a bitcoin culture expert, but I agree that it is a very interesting experiment and exercise. I too am watching all of this with great interest and wonder what kind of culture will emerge. On the other hand, I have known more th
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by bashcoder 13y ago
Seriously though, I hate to see these kinds of unforced errors. Especially from guys who should understand that the only reason people know who they are is because of a business model that is under siege. Now is a time when the music indust
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by bashcoder 13y ago
Not a good enough offer - they would have to pay me to download these.
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by bashcoder 13y ago
You don't see the hypocrisy of the "they broke the law and stole our money" outcry? I guess it's just people stealing money then, so they should get over that. Not everyone agrees with allowing people to keep their stuff
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by bashcoder 13y ago
Well said. It's like demanding that someone love you, instead of working to be more loveable.
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by bashcoder 13y ago
> Thank you, our customers, for believing in us. It’s because of you that we’re able to move on, to rise to a new challenge, and to make a real difference. I'm always happy when a company does well. But when a company's success
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by bashcoder 13y ago
Yes - there is a middle ground for self insured companies called a stop-loss provision. Companies can still get lower premiums through being self insured, but are also covered against huge losses over a specified amount. In addition to the
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by bashcoder 13y ago
Excellent - thanks for the info. I am more than ready to relieve Mr. Jenkins of his duties.
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by bashcoder 13y ago
I'm glad to see more options becoming available for CI, especially ones that are easy to maintain and deploy. Basing Drone on Docker with few external dependencies is a plus. I'm also glad to see support for Cassandra and all the
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by bashcoder 13y ago
Thanks for continuing to make Github safer for all, @homakov. Someday I might even host a private repo there again, but I haven't done that since your first mass assignment exploit. You continue to prove that my decision was a good one
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by bashcoder 13y ago
Yes, love the soundtrack - EDM producer here - great job!

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