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by AYBABTME 6y ago
Tesla can seemingly issue new shares and the public market just buy them all up at a huge valuation; I think that's what is meant by "unlimited resources".
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
Can you expand on the bubble wall?
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
Is it? I'd guess putting the brine back far enough in the water, away from the seafloor, would provide plenty of dilution. I'm doubtful that they'd desalinate at such a rate that would drastically change local conditions wher
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
You can reach out to companies that interest you directly, using their career page, finding people who work there and contacting them (LinkedIn, or via Twitter but preferably through an introduction), or some combination of both. You'l
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
I wonder how AWS is supporting the development of Prometheus. Are they financing the OSS developers who are spending countless hours dedicated to the project?
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
That's something I'd be curious about. How do you feel a later migration from Nomad to k8s would go?
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
There's ground drones too, well suited for delivery.
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
I mean, containerizing isn't harder than anything else. It makes distributing your artifacts much easier, and building across people's computers easier too. It takes O(minute) to containerize something, so I don't see why not
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
But then you need to make up a deployment system with rollbacks and all the other stuff k8s gives you. I've got the feeling that if you're reasonably comfortable with k8s, there's no harm in starting with it from day 1.
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
Why not? Last mile delivery by drone has huge potential in making neighborhoods better. Less traffic, less ICE engines, faster and cheaper service, easier market entry for new operators.
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
That cadence is also exhausting to follow, I wish they made an LTS sort of release so people can catch a break.
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
What do you recommend to these people instead of k8s, so that they can have all the convenience of orchestration and containerization?
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
If your intent is to share counterpoints, you'll carry your ideas more effectively if you don't attack the people you respond to.
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
Grand parent seems to have a stream of comments where they are critical of anti-China propaganda, but from a western perspective. I'm curious exactly what mental model of the world the GP has. I don't agree with the dismissive att
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
It depends how you define racism! According to "Defining Racism" by Beverly Daniel Tatum, it isn't. But in other interpretations of the word, it would be. I don't think it's far fetched to assume it might rightfully
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
If you look at Korea with its 60% inheritance tax rate, the result is that rich people inheriting large sums will have elaborate means at their disposal to transfer the wealth in subtle ways. Point in case: Samsung's heir. On the other
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
Yet military UAVs lose track of lots of targets during engagements in theatre. Foliage (thick), buildings and culverts do the trick. Mixing in crowds does the trick too (in low light).
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
If it undermines people's trust in Facebook's privacy, I'm for it. We need general adoption of strong open source secure messaging, and Facebook/WhatsApp stands in the way of this by being "good enough". If an
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
We'd know by merely looking at the network tab in the web inspector.
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
Here's another way to look at it. Assume I risk massive downside if Candidate A gets elected, or if Bill B passes. I would like to buy "insurance" against these events occurring: I want to get a financial upside to cover my a
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
My 2016 MBPr was of the first gen with all these changes and it's doing fine as I type this message.
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
I'm reading many negative experiences of Thailand here, which saddens me. I've been there multiple times, it's a beautiful country that I enjoy very much. There's definitely problems with lousy tourists going there to pu
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
Same, and it made me decide I wouldn't deal with cryptocurrencies until this stuff has proper infrastructure around it. It was such a pain in the behind to write scripts to reconcile all the weirdly formatted transactions and movements
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
What happens when too many people that owe money to the brokerage go bankrupt?
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
The thing is there's some tools and technologies that humanity deserves to offer itself (a.k.a to develop a high quality OSS offering). Don't get scared by this statement, just bare with me for a second and assume it to be true. H
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
Which?
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
The options one vested during their tenure was part of their compensation and encouraged them to work harder in a riskier environment than later employees, and arguably if later employees have continued to see their options gain in value, i
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
If you don't mind, it would be helpful to the discussion if you can explain why/what justification was given in each case.
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
Looks interesting, but what I have in mind is something that would try to use something else than text entirely, something more geometry-based, and be powerful enough to be a general purpose programming language. I'm not even sure it&#
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by AYBABTME 6y ago
Looked quickly and didn't see a novel, visual programming language. Did I miss it? I think a visual programming language manipulated in 3D space, instead of being text based, would be interesting and liberating.

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