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   by 013a 10y ago

   My biggest concern is the frightening fact that all of these cashless systems are powered by private, for-profit banks. I'd be more fine with a move to cashless if the fundamental system which powered it were operated by the Fed (for f
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   by 013a 10y ago

   CoD4 is an example, but it is listed because it was one of the first modern games to toy with this idea. It executed the idea well enough, but it also paved the road for future games to execute the idea poorly.
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   by 013a 10y ago

   After using lambda for a while, the opinion I've landed on is that the concept of serverless is a powerful one in specific domains, but (1) being the zeitgeist it is encouraged for use in domains where it doesn't belong, and (2) A
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   by 013a 10y ago

   His argument isn't that you need air and naval. Its that air and naval are, generally, more cost effective.
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   by 013a 10y ago

   > Kubernetes is a component (like containerd or swarmkit), while Docker is a platform That's a really interesting angle to take on it. I think most users of Kubernetes would view it as the opposite; that K8s is the platform and Dock
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   by 013a 10y ago

   Is there any way built in to Kubernetes to go multi-AZ, multi-region, or even multi-cloud? Is federation the answer to this? I remember reading somewhere in the K8s documentation that it is designed such that nodes in a single cluster shoul