yackob03

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by yackob03 12y ago
I think the obvious repercussion is that business will do everything possible to avoid this threshold, whatever it may be, up to and including cannibalizing their margins. N=500, we have 499 people, do we hire one more or find a way to auto
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by yackob03 12y ago
I hope those are fake keys too: http://vision.ucsd.edu/~blaxton/sneakey.html
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by yackob03 12y ago
I have never seen the options ending in $9, does this only show up if you're paying cash? When I pay with credit card I always get $10 and $20 options. If it is only for cash users, $19.05 is a really terrible experience for someone pa
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by yackob03 12y ago
I'm assuming they have variable pricing based on distance traveled, and 20 EUR covers the highest fare for the system. That could just be my optimistic bias speaking though.
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by yackob03 12y ago
I can't tell if this is satire.
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Your Docker Image IDs are secrets, and it’s time you treated them that way(medium.com)
3 points by yackob03 12y ago|0 comments
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by yackob03 13y ago
I tried what you said and I could definitely feel my eye moving. Is that being synthesized by my brain?
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by yackob03 13y ago
I will speak to the issues about which I am familiar. Checksums are currently uploaded by the client and verified by the registry. Signing is on the roadmap[1]. I'm not sure what you mean by a fingerprint, would this be analogous to an
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by yackob03 13y ago
Images may also be stored in one of the available private registries. <shameless plug> As the Co-Founder, I am partial to Quay.io [ https://quay.io ], which in my not so humble opinion has the best features, reliability, and
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by yackob03 13y ago
This will get a response, not because you are trying to pay Google money, but because you are trying to use the word "google" in an ad. Had an ad for an App Engine related service blocked for a few days until a human could verify
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by yackob03 13y ago
I'm not sure how much this solves your problem of "deploying docker containers" but our service Quay.io can be used to push/pull/serve your private binary images. Couple that with something like Digital Ocean's
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by yackob03 13y ago
Ligature symbols actually addresses this. there just aren't enough of them for my needs. http://kudakurage.com/ligature_symbols/
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by yackob03 13y ago
I tried to leave a comment on the author's blog, but it crashed. Instead I will leave one here. We have a number of docker images that we use at DevTable to provide environments for user-hosted software (think: development servers). Th
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by yackob03 13y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I know Docker actually does run a binary called /sbin/init, it's just that they've replaced it in the base images with something that is more suited for fast startup times and
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by yackob03 13y ago
We're using Docker in production (even though it's not 1.0) and it's been great so far. We manage a large number of small images on behalf of the end goals of our users at DevTable, and managing the images themselves was beco
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by yackob03 13y ago
They will also be less likely to attract future contractors.
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by yackob03 13y ago
I can already get this experience as I walk through Little Italy, when restaurateurs try to lure me in with "specials". Unfortunately, the loudest most assertive people are the ones usually offering the worst meal for my money. Ye
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by yackob03 13y ago
You could two-way bind this with a traditional payment form and end up with something that's useful in the traditional case (feedback about whether the data you're typing is going in the right place), and may delight users who und
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by yackob03 13y ago
I would argue that Yelp drives far more offline traffic than Foursquare. If you're going to bet on a market leader, why not them? Have the tech elite written them off for their shady business practices?
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Show HN: Fluxmonkey, Because nobody likes manually updating screenshots(try.fluxmonkey.io)
2 points by yackob03 14y ago|0 comments