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did you just post your s3 secret key?

I've adopted Docker in my main dev workflow and I'm super happy. And the 4 or 5 co-workers I showed how it works have since adopted it too.

I think it's very possible it's just you.

But they also prioritise speed right? So if you have the same site served both in HTTP and HTTPS, which one will win?

Maciej, if you are reading this... can you implement some kind of optional recurring charge? I want to pay you at least every year. I feel I'm stealing from you.

No, I don't want to pay for archives. It's not a service I find useful for me.

Also, this: https://github.com/ziadoz/awesome-php

Why? You have a lot of ways to hack a WordPress site?

and the most important of all, 2048Swift, which of course happened already.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7845441

There are some fun pieces of history in there. There's no commercial value, but it's like having a museum of software.

The 226 billion gave it away. No chance they will sell for less than half a trillion.

I knew something was going to be changed, and still fell for it. Good job.

Some say analogies are at the very core of our cognition.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8m7lFQ3njk

Even if you don't agree, it's an interesting and fun talk to watch.

Exactly. But keep it quiet because I'm going to meet Brad in a conference in a few months and I don't want to freak him out.

If you are learning / playing with Go(Lang) you should definitely take a look at this source.

As a tool it's a bit rough yet, but it's going to be awesome.

Disclaimer : I have a man crush with Brad Fitzpatrick. Well, mostly with his code.

I love languages in general, and programming languages in particular. I find it really fun to learn new ones. And on top of being fun, hopefully each new one I learn will add some tools to my communication belt.

Elm has had a "time traveler" debugger for a while http://debug.elm-lang.org/

This is not new though. See http://debug.elm-lang.org/

It's not _that_ safe though. Try calling an ambulance during a stress situation.

btw, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bymOIRg5M9E

Learning to code gives you a good framework to learn to think. By all means, it's not the only one. But it's one that also gives you a good shot at a good salary.

Open HN.

No, seriously. I go work somewhere where people can see my monitor. Helps me keep out of Facebook, etc.

I like they are putting this on Github instead of (or on top of) Google Code

With the exorbitant costs of maintenance and fuel, plus the prorated cost of the plane itself, I'm wondering how much impact those small-ish changes could have.

Mostly, see my response to mnem.

Also, tmuxp is python instead of ruby, and it gives you an API to interact from your python code with tmux.

Without any doubt one of my favorites ever. Few books had so much impact on me

Also tmuxp allows you to save the settings from a running session into a config file. That's gold.

If you use tmux a lot, I can't recommend tmuxp enough. https://github.com/tony/tmuxp

Thanks! This was awesome to visualize some abstract concepts I've read about but never implemented.

It looks more like it's for limiting your own outbound API calls, or resources usage, etc.

Most of the time what changes is cosmetics, not paradigms. And also being productive is just not about code, it's about time management, human interaction, strategic thinking... All stuff that gets better with experience.

Don't over fixate in a single data point. I give my family a pretty good life thanks to that WordPress community, and all my colleagues do too. Both in the services and products space.

That "ugliness" you mention has worked really well for my career and I know more people that think the same than people that think the opposite.