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by codereflection 8y ago
Yes
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by codereflection 8y ago
I had the same thought. Seems very similar to Habitat, but I'm still fairly confused as to where CNAB fits and what it's solving.
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by codereflection 8y ago
Yes.
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by codereflection 8y ago
I like this idea. I find it fascinating how many developers I've interviewed who still have not come across FizzBuzz, and how many of those cannot solve the problem. Some of the more interesting interviews I've given though have
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by codereflection 8y ago
We have both HipChat and Teams at work, with my team using HipChat. My team ran an experiment to move all conversations and collaboration to Teams for a trial period. That trial period ended with everyone feeling very frustrated that they s
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by codereflection 8y ago
We need to be aware of the problem that's happening in China with bike sharing [1]. There is a large saturation problem. Ofo seems to be one of the main contributors to the issue. In Seattle it seems like I see more and more Ofo bikes
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by codereflection 8y ago
I'm in Seattle as well, I have to disagree. Drivers here are mostly clueless. I know many who bike or ride motorcycles, and they have many stories to tell about the cluelessness of Seattle drivers. It's a dangerous city to ride a
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by codereflection 8y ago
Stone or nylon scrubbers. There's also wood and bamboo ones.
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by codereflection 8y ago
Weber and other companies make stone and nylon scrubbers, Home Depot sells them. You can find wood / bamboo ones online too.
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by codereflection 8y ago
Seems someone else was able to get it that working: https://blog.jessfraz.com/post/building-container-images-sec...
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by codereflection 9y ago
It's not difficult if you're on wifi for the majority of the time.
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by codereflection 9y ago
This is my case too. Switching 5 phones for my family over to Google Fi. So far it's been excellent. I too was checking my data in the Project Fi app. Happy to not have to do that anymore.
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by codereflection 9y ago
Not according the the Atlassian folks. HipChat will live on, Stride is just replacing HipChat as their SaaS offering.
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by codereflection 9y ago
I am wishing that the devs on the HipChat desktop apps are paying close attention to this. The Slack desktop app has been a resource hog, but nothing compared to the HipChat desktop app. (All anecdotal evidence)
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NET Core DLL Hell Is Here. Can .NET Core 2.0 Save Us?(stackify.com)
1 points by codereflection 9y ago|0 comments
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by codereflection 10y ago
One can try...
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by codereflection 10y ago
Glad to upset you. ;]
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by codereflection 10y ago
Tangent: It's venom, not poison.
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by codereflection 10y ago
Tangent: change logs really should have a date stamp.
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by codereflection 11y ago
Anyone know of websites that have enabled the push notification feature?
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by codereflection 11y ago
Where, exactly, did you see that someone who identified as a socialist attacking Amazon for this?
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by codereflection 11y ago
I lot of nostalgia for me here. I ran a BBS for years, initially on WWIV and then on to Wildcat! 4. Throughout high school, my buddies and I spent countless hours on TradeWars 2002. We even wrote our own door game, the little known Mercury
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by codereflection 11y ago
We've been using TeamCity for many years, and recently evaluated Jenkins as a possible replacement. Stability was a huge concern and decided to stick with TC. I agree, TC does have its share of flaws, but it's way ahead of Jenkins
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by codereflection 11y ago
Thank you for the clarification.
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by codereflection 11y ago
Long time GitLab user here. I'm not sure how I feel about the possibility of GitLab shipping with a persistent chat application. On one hand, much of GitLab is about collaboration, and there are many interesting integration points betw
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by codereflection 11y ago
Same with Adventure Time
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by codereflection 11y ago
+1 for conemu. It's approach and direction seem to be different than iTerm2, but still a must have on Windows.
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SuperCollider for Atom(atom.io)
17 points by codereflection 11y ago|0 comments
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by codereflection 11y ago
In the https://github.com/sameersbn/docker-gitlab container, you can mount volumes from the Docker host to store data as well, and it also uses linked containers for Redis and Postgres. The respawn workers logic does s
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by codereflection 12y ago
They used too say that when the project was new. Perhaps now they feel the project is established enough that it can stand on it's own without trying to position it as a drop-in replacement for underscore.

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