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by user15672 8y ago
If valid criticism is rude, we're all doomed here on HN. The parents point is valid. If you don't like it, that's fine, but rude it was not. Google doesn't know anything more than DDG, so you're just plain old wrong
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by user15672 9y ago
This made me chuckle, since modern Python and Java styles are very, very similar, if not identical in places, to those of 10 years ago. Some of the libraries have changed, but many are the same as well. Shoot, I can still run Python code I
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by user15672 9y ago
You are correct, Google trends is pretty much irrelevant here. You would be surprised by Gitosis (and many others you've dismissed). It's pretty much in every company I've worked in over the last 7 years. It's never well
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by user15672 9y ago
Bitrise seem to deal with a niche market (mobile development), so claiming their study shows a general trend in the self hosted git market is a stretch at best. I'd imagine boring old git itself and non-website backed things like gitos
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by user15672 9y ago
They've been promising to fix performance and the UI for years now, so I wouldn't hold out much hope. It's a shame, but there are better open source products so it's not like there are no other options for self hosted.
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by user15672 9y ago
Looks like replacing the money isn't the issue, it's whether or not D-Cal have screwed over the agency. Over half of the KS pledges were made fraudulently by D-Cal themselves, meaning the money doesn't actually exist and thei
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Petition: Reinforce the UK Government's Commitment to Preserving Net Neutrality(petition.parliament.uk)
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by user15672 9y ago
This really isn't true and I really wish this myth would stop. Sure, if you go into the financial sector or find a startup where they don't know their arse from their elbow about software workers, you can dupe them into giving you
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by user15672 9y ago
Calling the argument contrived is really rather immature. It's not contrived, it's very real and important. Please stop being so quick to dismiss those that you disagree with as it's childish at best. You speak of cargo cult,
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by user15672 9y ago
Don't see why you were voted down on this, since it's true. Slack working to get things running again doesn't mean they're prioritising your companies particular instance or region. They're likely to be making sure
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by user15672 9y ago
I'm guessing from your posts here that you're either very naive and/or too young to have been in a hiring role. Yes, it does indeed work both ways. Just because you don't understand this doesn't make you in any way
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by user15672 9y ago
Please, please, please get rid of the scroll hijacking. It's really horrible to use the site.
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by user15672 9y ago
I hate to say it, but I think the answer is "with difficulty". From my own experience, it's really hard to know what's bad, what's good and what's an acceptable workaround if you've never seen anything dif
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by user15672 9y ago
Except in reality we get people who are bad at dev and bad at ops pretending they can do both
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by user15672 9y ago
Circle CI works well on their free tier, so no, not cost.
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by user15672 9y ago
If you have the job title "DevOps X", then you've missed the point of DevOps. The entire thing was brought in to remove the silos between SysOps and Dev. If you have people in the "DevOps" role, then you've j
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by user15672 9y ago
DevOps is a cultural idea. It's supposed to be the collaboration between sysops and dev, in order to break down the traditional silos. Having a "devops" team or role creates a new silo, hence the reason it's BS to have i
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by user15672 9y ago
What's the point in GitHub creating yet-another-CI-tool? Travis and Circle CI have had good integrations for years and work very well.
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by user15672 9y ago
No to mention the increased input into the local economy. That allows others who may be doing something more directly for society to continue doing so.
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by user15672 9y ago
As a decision maker, this kind of dishonesty will ensure I can't do business with you. It's a customer list and nowhere does it state that they just use GraphQL and are not your direct customers. I know you're trying to get s
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by user15672 9y ago
For something like this I'd have thought you'd be better off ignoring services like this and getting a Terraform setup going. Lambda functions are pretty simple to push out and it wouldn't require you to have some additional
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by user15672 9y ago
> Finally, ANY type of input sanitization is wrong way to do security, and should be employed only as an absolute last resort. Ok, that's just plain wrong and absolutely wreckless advice. Everything from software development 101 cla
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by user15672 9y ago
Some this advice seems to come out of a cargo cult development handbook. That may sound a little harsh, but it's better to have a tendancy to take any article that states "Always do X" or "Never do Y" with a handful
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by user15672 9y ago
£850 is quite expensive for London (not outrageous, but above average). Most are more in line with £650-£750 for a reasonable double room in a 2 bed flat share. You can get cheaper if you share with more or go further out / to less des
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by user15672 9y ago
BlaBlaCar seems to be a service to link people going somewhere with other people who happen to be driving to the same place and have space in their vehicle. It doesn't look on demand, or anything really like a taxi service, so it'
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by user15672 9y ago
> As much as you guys love to hate on Uber, do you honestly want to go back to a world without it? I work in London, so Uber is not really much use to me. I live on the outskirts of London (technically London but a few miles out and TfL
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by user15672 9y ago
If emails are a part of your core business, you should have a business continuity plan for this situation. That may be to fall back to another service, or even a temporary in-house server. Of course, if it's that important, then you&
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by user15672 9y ago
Same here. I've moved away from paying for a dedicated IP because it seemed a bit redundant.
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by user15672 9y ago
This is taught so that small kids don't carry on doing things that might be dangerous (kids don't know the difference between dangerous and annoying, so a blanket rule is more sensible here). It's not evil, it's damn sen
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by user15672 9y ago
No, it's not. It's a federal crime to assault a crewmember. It's a civil offence to intefere with a crewmember while they are carrying out their duties. This can be escalated to a criminal offense but this is not usual for ju

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