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by shubber 3y ago
Put another way, I would think that individual engineers would be better off learning the underlying tech and the tools provided that go with them. I think it's very possible that Flox (or devenv or...) reaches EOL, or ceases to track
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by shubber 3y ago
I'm extremely amused that one of the trials here was "how do I measure 6 liters of water with a 12 liter jug and a 6 liter jug?" and the article completely glosses over the fact that the framework doesn't help GPT find t
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by shubber 3y ago
Also an incentive to sandbag: ship a costly feature, then next quarter ship the savings.
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by shubber 3y ago
"A few days ago, I came across this problem" - well, volume 4A of The Art of Computer Programming was published in 2011, which gives a pretty good treatment of the Langford Pairs. The author might've made their reference clea
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About a month ago, we had a ‘great’ marketing idea for Tock(medium.com)
1 points by shubber 10y ago|0 comments
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Semantic Versioning in reverse(judsonlester.info)
6 points by shubber 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: The Xing Framework, Rails API and Angular, Simplified(xingframework.com)
28 points by shubber 11y ago|14 comments
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Burnout and Ops [video](usenix.org)
3 points by shubber 12y ago|1 comments
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Example Code: Websockets with Cowboy and Elixir(github.com)
3 points by shubber 12y ago|0 comments
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Three Corner Rsync(blog.lrdesign.com)
4 points by shubber 12y ago|0 comments
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Thoughts on Keybase.io(blog.lrdesign.com)
2 points by shubber 13y ago|0 comments
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Sock.JS: websocket emulation(github.com)
1 points by shubber 13y ago|0 comments
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by shubber 13y ago
Related: definitely check out https://github.com/sockjs
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Show HN: Our internal time tracker, now OSS(timepulse.io)
2 points by shubber 13y ago|0 comments
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by shubber 13y ago
I just wish that various app stores had an "in-app purchase" filter. I'd spend more time browsing them if I could filter out the noise of not-actually-free apps.
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by shubber 14y ago
DCVS is a fantastic advance. Git isn't the best example of that, though. IMO, the UX problems of Git have everything to do with its internal model of revision history, not the structure of the internals. But I still pine for http://monoto
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by shubber 14y ago
Which is all interesting, except the shell script is a wrapper on "download this tarball and unpack it" or "download this rpm/deb and install it." So whatever security concerns existed on those approaches, you only concealed them. Why exa
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Eclipse 4.3 Changelog(theprofoundprogrammer.com)
4 points by shubber 14y ago|0 comments
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Erlang VM bare on EC2(erlangonxen.org)
15 points by shubber 14y ago|0 comments
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HTML5 - Final draft(w3.org)
2 points by shubber 14y ago|0 comments
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You found a security hole. Now what?(freedom-to-tinker.com)
1 points by shubber 14y ago|0 comments
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by shubber 14y ago
Consider reaching out to a new in-person group of users. Bring the site to them, show it off, and ask what they think. Local uni art program, maybe?
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by shubber 14y ago
To be fair, Bearer Token is only one option for credentialing under Oauth2 (which also includes e.g. MAC, which is as good a authentication token as you could ask for). And: Bearer Token is as good as the session cookies that are used in ev
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by shubber 14y ago
My favorite assertion is "Javascript has the flattest learning curve of any language." I wonder if the author can explain prototypal inheritance, or function hoisting.
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by shubber 14y ago
It seems like Mongo in particular is reinventing the RDBMS wheel entirely, except with a frustrating JSON query language. The benchmark blog post a couple of days ago versus an out-of-the-box Postgres deploy (i.e. memory crippled) was not
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by shubber 14y ago
Which does suggest an interesting activity: a DB shootout. Presented is a set of data and specified queries. Build solutions against a database you're fond of and show us how fast is can be. Would have to be something like a public github
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Metaphilosophy Survey: Intuitions in Philosophy(form.jotformeu.com)
1 points by shubber 14y ago|2 comments
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by shubber 14y ago
I read from this that one of the core tenants of Web 2.0 was "content generation is for suckers" - Pinterest has in common with lots of other boom sites that they provide a venue for users to share the fruits of their own labors with others
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by shubber 14y ago
The strongest argument he makes is that there's an impedance to text entry vs. "tactile computing." Which seems pretty intuitive to me. With a keyboard a user can generate tons more information (as opposed to raw data) than with almost an
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by shubber 15y ago
Good to see there's some response from Rails core for last month's github kerfuffle.

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