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manishjhawar
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About manishjhawar
Today, having worn many hats, I'm mostly involved with full-stack platforms and infrastructure work in the Linux ecosystem to glue together a plethora of solutions leveraging open source tools and stacks with as little programming as possible myself :-(
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Comment #27641682
This exactly! My sibling comment just tries to sketch how I try it. Thank you for expressing the underlying concepts so succinctly.
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Comment #27641623
I try. I have a somewhat working method figured out organically over last 10-12 years: - I have 2 browser windows full of tabs. One window contains tabs relevant to my current proj…
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Comment #26702760
In most of the customer support calls I make, I speak up right after connecting that I'm recording the call for legal purposes while the IVR plays. It's a bit tricky for marketing …
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Comment #26702691
Can you please name the app? I've tried all I could find on Oneplus 2 & 6 but couldn't get the call recording working.
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Comment #23164995
> Under linux there is a nice tool for overloading keys... Name please (TIA)
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Comment #22866043
I found this recent interview [0] of his by TED to be quite insightful. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrxYhv2O3wU
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Comment #22190390
I'm currently working on a solution involving larger data sets to match a record with a binary score (0/1). I'm using Redis with the Bloom Filter module. This works in that the que…
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Comment #22056285
> SapphireDb should serve as a self hosted alternative to firebase and also gives you an alternative to SignalR.
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Ask HN: Is there any point in doing periodic releases for apps anymore?
Upon reading the recent Mozilla Developer Newsletter "Firefox 72 — our first song of 2020" [1]: > [..] Now that we’ve moved to a 4-week browser release cycle, you’ll see fewer new …
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Comment #21945403
And Nokia as well...
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Comment #16272788
+1: They're really in to it with their OpenShift offerings which are really good and open source too! I really admire them for that.
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Comment #16272763
Common only in very high-level concept as the implementation details are vastly differing. NixOS is based on the Nix[1] purely functional package manager and configuration language…
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Comment #16272720
+1 too :-) I'm using NixOS happily since 2014 after getting messed up in pacman dependencies on Arch and haven't looked back. But their too radical shift from LSB makes for a less …
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Comment #16272674
And Who?
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Comment #15959441
I've been in your shoes using LXC way back but moved to Docker fairly quickly when it came out, so I kinda get your position. Now, Kubernetes/Docker provide better tooling with add…
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Comment #15958706
Does Git [1] qualify? [1] https://git-scm.com/
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Comment #15019694
This looks good for a start, especially considering the architectural choices. I would like to read more about the tooling you've used and where are you going with this, like what …
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Comment #11526296
Thanks for the link to the paper. This is really big news. Kudos to the Mesosphere team.
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Comment #11526290
There's a separate thread for it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11525612
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Comment #11526280
TL;DR: https://dcos.io/
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Comment #3808182
How about putting a link to the real job post instead of "instructions on where to send your resume" hidden in the application?