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beneills
10y ago
Feature request: allow volumes to be mounted as read-only via, e.g.: hyper run --name mycontainer --volume myvolume:/mnt/point/:ro myimage
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beneills
10y ago
My solution for the moment is sending my ssl data to a volume, but having 100KiB in a 10GB (minimum) volume feels ugly. tar czf - ssl/ | hyper exec -i 7f0b148b478e bash -c "cd /root && cat - | tar xz"
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beneills
10y ago
Feedback: there are empty pages in your docs, e.g. https://docs.hyper.sh/Reference/API/2016-04-04%20[Ver.%201.2...
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beneills
10y ago
Do you plan to host a container registry? My use case is wanting to build an image containing SSL server certificates, which I cannot push to, e.g. Docker Hub. Being able to do `hyper push myimage` would streamline the process.
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beneills
10y ago
I'm trying this out by deploying my website (static files generated from Jekyll source and served, all in a Docker image). I've written the following instructions for updating the site (build new image, push to Docker Hub, pull in
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beneills
10y ago
Location: Cambridge, UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ruby on Rails, C, Ruby, Java, Python, Rust, Rails, Linux + other web technologies Projects: https://beneills.com Github: https://github.com
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beneills
10y ago
Location: Cambridge, UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ruby on Rails, C, Ruby, Java, Python, Rust, Rails, Linux + other web technologies Projects: https://beneills.com Github: https://github.com
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beneills
10y ago
Author here. I started this after seeing the post about a quantum computer simulator in Python[1] and reading up about the theory. There's still a lot of work to be done, especially adding more gates, but the framework for computation
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Quantum: Rust quantum computer simulator
(github.com)
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beneills
10y ago
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beneills
10y ago
Hi - I don't run such a service myself, nor do I know of one. Setting it up this way was far simpler, while remaining accessible to most Github users.
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beneills
10y ago
Thanks! Adding other sources would be straightforward. A ranking algorithm only slightly more so.
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beneills
10y ago
Oh, also I'm looking for work, but ended up writing this... https://beneills.com | ben@<that website>.com
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Show HN: 5 Minute Resumé of Your GitHub Contributions
(github.com)
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beneills
10y ago
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An Effective Day
(aneffectiveday.com)
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beneills
10y ago
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Tailed in an Uber
(beneills.com)
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beneills
10y ago
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beneills
10y ago
Just starting learning, and am recording going through the official docs. This is more of a documentation of my experience than a teaching resource. Feedback on official docs so far: the ?Sized section[1] was difficult to understand as pres
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Rust in a Week
(youtube.com)
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beneills
10y ago
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Victoria Victorum: Migrant Crisis in Athens
(beneills.com)
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beneills
11y ago
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Show HN: Commonsense – specification for resisting authorship analysis
(github.com)
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beneills
11y ago
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Today I made another ultimatum
(blog.beneills.com)
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beneills
11y ago
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beneills
13y ago
Or your user-agent is the same as one. Unless they are whitelisting IPs. I tested this with: wget --user-agent "Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Googlebot/2.1; + http://www.google.com/bot.html)" http:/
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beneills
13y ago
So Callum went on to create dotgrid.co, a boutique shop for high quality dot grid note books. 10-months in the works and sales already grew over 1000%. "Grew 1000%" during which time period? Because they grew infinity percent b
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Automatically add superfluous comments to C code
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13y ago
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beneills
13y ago
for any purpose that is ... or against the statutory laws of any Nation Well, that covers quite a bit...
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beneills
14y ago
Can we get details about the way this is implemented? I assume you poll Github on some timescale? I noticed that Beeminder took around 24h to see my commits.