Ask HN: Alternatives to Vagrant for development environments? | Hacker News
I've been using Vagrant for about 5-6 years now to automate the setup of development environments. It was a great tool for spinning up environments that were similar to production and easily shared across team resources that jump in and out of projects.The number of issues we're dealing with daily with Vagrant is rising. The productivity boost it provided is entirely gone and the support is taking
Stanford CS department updates introductory courses: Java is Gone
Stanford CS department updates introductory courses: Java is Gone April 21, 2017 at 7:09 am 36 comments See update here: Stanford is NOT switching from Java to JavaScript: I was mistaken Stanford has decided to move away from Java in their intro courses. Surprisingly, they have decided to move to JavaScript. Philip Guo showed that most top CS departments are moving to Python. The Stanford Daily
Google’s New Chip Is a Stepping Stone to Quantum Computing Supremacy
Google’s New Chip Is a Stepping Stone to Quantum Computing Supremacy The search giant plans to reach a milestone in computing history before the year is out. John Martinis has given himself just a few months to reach a milestone in the history of computing. He’s leader of the Google research group working on building astonishingly powerful computer chips that manipulate data using the quirks of qu
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