tylfin

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by tylfin 1y ago
Posit has solved similar problems with their Package Manager as well, the benefit being that it's hosted on-prem, but the user has to build wheels for their desired architecture (if they're not on pypi).
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Show HN: Small lib leveraging Pyodide to convert RST to HTML(github.com)
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by tylfin 5y ago
I don't think the term "Microkernel Architecture" should be used in this context. I think "Modular Architecture," (or Plug-in like is mentioned) gets closer to this extension-based pattern. The reason being that the
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by tylfin 5y ago
This is actually something they address in the Risk Factors section (here: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1607939/000119312521... ) if you're curious about what they have to say.
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by tylfin 5y ago
There is the "Yank" PEP 592 semantic that can be used to mark vulnerable packages. It's adoption has been a little slow, but I agree, having these packages available and marked accordingly makes it easier for security scannin
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by tylfin 5y ago
I could imagine a civil or criminal case relying on shredded documents as a source of evidence.
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by tylfin 5y ago
Can't reproduce the issue after a few minutes? Sorry wont-fix, mercurial core. Joking aside, it's really neat to see the scale and sophistication of error detection appearing in these data centers.
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by tylfin 6y ago
Yeah, this is very good advice. I think if revenue or product quality is tied to a VCS, having an active-active or active-passive setup is the way to go. Fortunately, I'm on an on-prem product so that investment hasn't seemed wort
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by tylfin 6y ago
The last time this happened, it was after they shipped the phone app. I wonder if they have a big feature underway or are just migrating more infrastructure to Azure? EDIT: Either way, some postmortems would be appreciated before more custo
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by tylfin 6y ago
From Google, I think this is the page you're looking for: https://www.mastercard.us/en-us/vision/corp-responsibility/c...
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by tylfin 6y ago
Is it too early for an acquisition?
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by tylfin 6y ago
Yeah, I've never had to implement my own DNS cache for a language before... If you're on a system with cgo available, you can use `GODEBUG=netdns=cgo` to avoid making direct DNS requests. This is the default on MacOS, so if it was
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by tylfin 6y ago
I would really like to see a postmortem for the recent outages. While I doubt it's all the same root cause, it would be nice for some messaging around improving resiliency. I think the outages could be related to: 1. Github mobile just
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by tylfin 7y ago
Opinions on Astrology aside: > Commenters: please don't reply to job posts to complain about something. It's off topic here.
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by tylfin 7y ago
Sorry but I'd like to get you started on what is happening inside containers ;P Specifically can you go into more details about what worries you with containers. Is it insecure images with out of date software, or risky applications in
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by tylfin 7y ago
Do the satellites disrupt telescopes world wide? If that's the case it's pretty tough on observatories that were recently built, at (apparently) a tens of millions of dollar price tag, that are now impacted by the decision to lau
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by tylfin 7y ago
Anyway around the paywall?
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On-premise Kubernetes Clusters(medium.com)
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The Gopath Is for Everyone(medium.com)
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by tylfin 7y ago
I might be a little slow here, but I don't think I totally understand the use-case. The parallel docker build / pushing to a registry is definitely cool. Isn't the parallel Kubernetes deployment the same as `kubectl apply -f
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by tylfin 7y ago
> please, please slow down on chasing new markets + features and just make the stuff you already have work properly I really agree with this. I was working at a company where we were exploring switching from Github enterprise to Gitlab f
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by tylfin 7y ago
Author seemed to have some valid points - issues that are part of the normal healing process are being diagnosed & treated via antidepressants. The part I'm not so sure I agree with is the "system is too jammed up so don'
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by tylfin 7y ago
Yeah I was about to post that it didn't work on firefox...
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by tylfin 8y ago
On the flip-side, it's easier for a large organization like Google to manipulate the post that gets voted to the front page.
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by tylfin 8y ago
Do Google Doc features really impact the community enough warrant a post? Just seems like marketing to me.
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by tylfin 8y ago
This is why I'll never use the Google Cloud. Sorry my business does not move as quickly as your decisions.
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by tylfin 8y ago
Cogo Labs | Senior Software Engineer | Full-Time | ONSITE only | Cambridge, MA | https://cogolabs.com Cogo Labs is a startup accelerator. We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer on our Platform Team to take ownership of ke
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by tylfin 8y ago
Cogo Labs | Engineering and analyst positions | Boston | Onsite | Full-Time | https://www.cogolabs.com A big part of building successful companies is reaching the right audience. Here at Cogo Labs, we try to build reliable, scal
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by tylfin 8y ago
I just love the dichotomy on HN where you get one article: “The Future of Software Is No Code” and another “Why it took a long time to build the tiny link preview on Wikipedia,” these two are seemingly orthogonal in my mind.
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by tylfin 8y ago
Same boat here. I got signed up to SVB via Stripe and I'm looking to switch bank accounts ASAP. Does Stripe get huge kickbacks from SVB or something?

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