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571.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
That reminds me of https://blog.darklang.com/how-dark-deploys-code-in-50ms/
572.
Most “Pedestrian Infrastructure” Is Car Infrastructure(strongtowns.org)
2 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|0 comments
573.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
Maybe I am using the wrong terminology, but I am interested in whether this provides for zero-downtime deploys with health/readiness checks and rollbacks. This enables safe and non-disruptive deploys. It is a common feature of many sof
574.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
Does this setup support blue-green deploys?
575.
There Are Problems the Market Can't Solve. Parking Isn't One of Them(strongtowns.org)
2 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|0 comments
576.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
I owe this a try as well. For me, vimperator/pentadactyl was an absolute dream. I kept them running for a long time, but eventually had to abandon them along with the old firefox versions. The WebExtension imitations don't even co
577.
Historic Country Borders(historicborders.vercel.app)
2 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|0 comments
578.
Why Canadians Can't Bike in the Winter (But Finnish People Can)(youtube.com)
58 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|9 comments
579.
VUCA Waymo(granolashotgun.com)
1 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|0 comments
580.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
I will throw in another vote for Debian. >I am a practical person so while I appreciate purity I simply don't have time for it.Software is a means to an end. This describes myself as well, and this is why I have used Debian (stable)
581.
Rerun – a modular shell automation framework to organize your keeper scripts(github.com)
1 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|0 comments
582.
ASETNIOP: the full functionality of a keyboard using only ten keys(asetniop.com)
2 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|0 comments
583.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
I don't think I've ever worked at a company that did not have an infinite, ever-growing backlog. Still, slack time has always been plentiful, but that is not because there is nothing to do; it is because a low stress level is good
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Dynamic type systems aren't even simpler(hisham.hm)
4 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|1 comments
585.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
Sum types are coming to Java in the form of sealed classes: https://openjdk.java.net/jeps/397
586.
Letting Go of Nostalgia Urbanism(granolashotgun.com)
118 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|55 comments
587.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
I would like to try a more visual and spatial approach to project planning software. Most of the major solutions, like JIRA, are more like interacting with a RDBDMS through a UI. (Although I admit JQL is very useful, so I don't want to
588.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
The larger problem is that you cannot (AFAICT) edit the markup directly in Confluence or JIRA. I believe this used to be possible, but has been removed in the cloud version, and will die with the server version. The markup you write gets tu
589.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
If you have minimal needs, you could use a simple ticket system like the Erlang ticket system Joe Armstrong described in 2014: https://joearms.github.io/published/2014-06-25-minimal-viabl... In use from 1985 to 2014 an
590.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
Houses in the US are typically wired with 240v split phase, so nothing is stopping a mad lad from installing a 240v outlet in their kitchen, and running a kettle from it.
591.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
Recursive glob: ** You can enable it on recent versions of bash with: shopt -s globstar
592.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
Text-only version of this article: https://text.npr.org/944594193
593.
Understanding Systemd-Resolved, Split DNS, and VPN Configuration(blogs.gnome.org)
3 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|0 comments
594.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
Java also has `var` since version 10 (2018).
595.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
I will humbly suggest "DOBA": Duplication Over Bad Abstraction. Not nearly as good as "DRY", but it is fun to say. I wonder how much of DRY's popularity is due to the catchy name. One can say "this needs to be
596.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
Most code maintenance issues don't really appear until a relatively large amount of code and code evolution is involved. It's hard to include that in a blog post while keeping it digestible for the average reader. In a small examp
597.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
https://lobste.rs/ is an HN-like with a tag system and a feature for filtering tags. https://lobste.rs/tags
598.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
`latest` is applied to the most recent image built without an explicit tag (or one explicitly tagged as `latest`); it does not necessarily mean that image is the most "up to date" in any sense. For example, you could have a very o
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Epiousios(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|0 comments
600.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
A great aspect of bspwm is that it is relatively unopinionated about how it is configured and controlled. You can easily invoke bspc from any language of your choosing. No need to be limited by an inexpressive configuration file. No need to

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