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ChartsNGraffs

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    Comment #18982501

    If you need to implement your own OIDC/OAuth I highly recommend Identity Server 4[1]. I've used it in production and it was fairly painless to get up going. It's .NET based & battl…

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    Comment #14452966

    They actually gained my trust from that outage.

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    Comment #13338851

    Things like Apple TV/Chromecast are serving ads and are hooked up to audio systems that are usually quite capable. And this could easily just shift to being done within the range o…

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    Comment #12608309

    I didn't know the Turing Test was renamed to Alexa Prize

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    Comment #12585192

    I immediately went to DockerHub to check for it

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    Ask HN: How are teams sharing secrets?

    What's the best way your team has found to manage secrets for things like db passwords, admin login credentials, etc.?

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    Comment #12404764

    Seems like they found a place that cost less to operate, so they did. That's just good business and they'd be dumb for not doing so. If the EU wants to change things, I support tha…

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    Comment #12332474

    IAM roles for pods: https://github.com/jtblin/kube2iam Running kubernetes in private networks: You could probably get private subnet support by - Deploying manually or deploying wi…

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    Comment #12332423

    Bro, you're a hero. Change is the only constant and you're wise to prepare for it. I wish you and your family the best.

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    Comment #12332223

    This is a great point. We spent so much time trying to see if technology actually followed Moore's Law that we forgot the implications of such growth causing the rapid outmoding of…

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    Comment #12325308

    Random positive comment. Thanks for what Hashicorp is doing. You all do a great job with many of the crucial pain points in the SW Dev lifecycle. We're using several of your produc…

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    Comment #12325222

    If you're looking for something that is a little more flexible for deploying Kubernetes, I recommend either KOPS[1] or kube-aws[2]. kube-aws is tethered to AWS but is much more fle…

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    Comment #12294669

    Some poorly bounded automated trading algorithm.

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    Comment #12254257

    I don't know if this feature is on the roadmap, but touchscreen would be cool (and probably super hard to implement) because of how much of the mobile experience is geared towards …

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    Comment #12254199

    Do I have to run Andromium to use it or can I also use my current setup and have it simply mirror my display with keyboard/mouse?

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    Comment #12254187

    I remember a while back there was the similar ClamCase Clambook[1] (all manufacturer links now non-existent). It never shipped. Any relation to that project? 1 - http://www.zdnet.c…

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    Comment #12193010

    I noticed a recent trend in sites that refuse to serve when running an ad-blocker. Is the web a usable experience for people who are running ad-blockers?

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    Comment #12193000

    I'd like to setup an add-blocking service, but I fear that I'll spend all my time admin-ing/whitelisting sites when a family member has a broken web experience. Is this an inevitab…

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    Ask HN: What are people using for Continuous Deployment with Docker

    I have a git repo. I have Kubernetes. How are people going from a git checkin to a deployed container?

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    Comment #11817126

    Low ball count also means that it is easier for the part to not sit flat when soldered.

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    Comment #11817117

    BGA is typically not for the hobbyist market because they're so hard to solder.

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    Comment #11787328

    "The tumors were gliomas, which are in the glial cells of the brain, and schwannomas of the heart." I know these are real words, but you gotta admit they sound strikingly fictitiou…

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    Comment #11577491

    For anyone wanting to play with Kafka, Spotify's Kafka container was an invaluable resource for getting me up and running with Kafka. All the Zookeeper dependencies are taken care …

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    Comment #11577463

    I'd say it's biggest differentiator from a typical messaging system is the ability to rewind and reconsume messages. It's meant to offload a large volume of data quickly and then r…

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    Comment #11569376

    If you were 55+ with your only qualification being that you could drive a truck and that niche was automated away, this would absolutely be devastating to you.