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Revell
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Comment #31109198
Sounds like you want to implement something like merge trains?[0] [0]: https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2020/01/30/all-aboard-merge-tr...
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Comment #28928373
This one's at the top of my list as well. I will never work for Facebook.
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Comment #28548919
That's mainly because we started exporting most of the wood to North America, creating our own shortage here in Europe. Hence, prices went up here too.
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Comment #14201084
http://www.phptherightway.com/ https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/php/
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Ask HN: What alternatives to the ELK stack are there?
I'm looking for a simple logging visualisation/analysis tool to run on a light server (512MB, 1 CPU). Installing the ELK stack is too much for this I think, and I was wondering wha…
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Comment #12862049
I write my SQL as follows: SELECT `second_column`, `fourth_column` FROM `table_name` WHERE `first_column` = 'Value' AND `third_column` = 3 ORDER BY `fifth_column` ASC LIMIT 1
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Comment #12365492
Yes, it is! http://electron.atom.io/docs/tutorial/windows-store-guide/
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Ask HN: How do you deal with public/private keys on OS reinstall?
I tend to regenerate them after an OS reinstall and add them wherever necessary. This is quite a lot of work and I was wondering how others handle this.
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Comment #11595624
He mentioned "even basic programming", that's what I ran with.
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Comment #11595142
No, it really isn't. The worst thing that can happen in programming is my application throwing an error (assuming PHP/Python or similar). That's really nothing compared to when I'm…
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Comment #10292907
Seems like a good start to a useful project! I'm a bit turned off by the lack of customisation options for the servers though. I would like a bit more options in terms of what gets…
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Comment #10157760
It's an awesome project and I like how it significantly lowers the entry barrier to get into Erlang programming for a lot of people. Personally I just haven't really had the time t…
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Ask HN: Do you know of any development “case studies”?
I know of a couple design "case studies" where someone took the website or app of a company and gave it their own spin just to see what it could end up as. I wonder if there's any …
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Comment #10108267
Why not use a real-world example of something you would write a class for? The best tutorials are the ones that teach you things you can actually use. I've never used an Animal or …
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Comment #10068838
I've very recently used Drupal for the first time on a project where using Drupal was a requirement from the client. The reason they wanted Drupal was because their internal dev. t…
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Comment #9873324
My main gripe with a shell like Fish is that it won't work with the trusted ol' BASH scripts. Seeing as I deal with quite some BASH scripts on a day-to-day basis at work this keeps…
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Comment #9864032
I think it's more to do with the Quatorze Juillet French national holiday this Tuesday, which gives a lot of French people a long weekend.
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Comment #9850785
The comment itself: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9824263
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Comment #9727408
CertSimple and DigiCert seem to be a bit pricey for simple DV (Domain Verification) certificates, any other options in that area?
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Comment #9498121
Very much looking forward to the end-product being released, let's hope it lives up to the hype!
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Comment #9497864
I use Ansible for provisioning my machine itself with the needed Homebrew and Cask packages, and then Vagrant + Virtualbox for setting up dev. environments.
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Comment #9452540
I switched to Iterm2 a couple of years back, my main reason back then was that Terminal.app was missing a lot of features which I had gotten used to when using Linux (Terminator it…
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Comment #9452525
I've been looking at alternative shells a while back and Fish looked interesting indeed. What made you choose this one over regular Bash and ZSH? Also, how do you deal with incompa…
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Comment #9452371
In my (albeit somewhat limited) experience with different dev. companies, it's no (big) issue to use the distro that you're most comfortable with. For me this is OSX, but I've also…