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by maspwr 10y ago
This looks really great. Baking in support for test automation seems like a no-brainer and a welcome step forward for web development. Are any other major browsers taking a similar approach to Safari in terms of native WebDriver support? I
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Municipal Broadband? Federal Court Tells FCC 'No'(govtech.com)
2 points by maspwr 10y ago|0 comments
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by maspwr 12y ago
It depends on your perspective. Vagrant is billed as a manager of development environments. It has a well known and easy to use workflow for creating/modifying/destroying those environments (vagrant up/provision/destroy)
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by maspwr 12y ago
As mentioned in the article, Vagrant actually comes with built-in support [1] to run Docker containers. Ideally it would obviate the need to do some of the manual work done here to get this type of environment up and running. The Vagran
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Evolution of Docker and Its Impact on AWS(ibuildthecloud.com)
6 points by maspwr 12y ago|0 comments
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by maspwr 12y ago
As another example of using genetic algorithms for breaking things, a friend of mine wrote his dissertation [1] on using genetic algorithms for file format fuzzing. I believe there may even be some source code available on GitHub. [1] http
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by maspwr 13y ago
That exact use case is not currently possible, but it's something we've talked a bit about. We're still considering doing something like it in the future.
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by maspwr 13y ago
He (Andrew Godwin) also recently gave a talk on the subject, ( http://lanyrd.com/2013/djangocon-europe/schgcz/ ).
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Chartio (YC S10) Improves The Way You Visualize Your Data(techcrunch.com)
72 points by maspwr 14y ago|19 comments