CyanLite4

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by CyanLite4 7y ago
Agile, remote friendly companies are still thriving. The ones who are having trouble are older less nimble companies struggling to get their workforce online and being productive.
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Netflix show “Pandemic” has featured Jake Glanville who says he has a working universal flu vaccine. However it takes 7 injections over a few months. His work is now trying to get it down to 1. I think at-risk patients and “important peopl
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It stops the stock market slide. Which is more valuable than political talking points. Eventually these bankers are going to start doing some math and see that with 0% interest rates and unlimited firepower on Treasuries, there’s going to
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by CyanLite4 7y ago
About friggin’ time...
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I’m betting on a V-shaped recovery. Reasons: 1. There’s so much friggin stimulus coming that something big will happen. The (U.S.) Fed is buying trillions of anything resembling bonds at the moment. Treasuries, commercial paper, muni’s. A
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by CyanLite4 7y ago
Based on inventory levels at my area supermarkets, is MORE consumption really needed right now? I could see a mortgage/rent holiday for a month or two. Just don’t want folks going out buying a thousand dollars worth of toilet paper.
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In the microbial world, the mildest strains will survive the longest. Ideally it would even become symbiotic to help fight antibiotic resistant bacteria.
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Stevia tastes better and has no insulin response.
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Could be catastrophic. Banks have lent out half a trillion to fracking companies who need oil to be at least $50 a barrel to be profitable. If those frackers go out of business, combined with COVID-19, combined with literally no ammo left
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by CyanLite4 7y ago
ETF with ticker symbol “USL”.
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This. I bought at $1.56 and sold at $29 for an unbelievably awesome trade. Will pick up more anytime it dips below $30.
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by CyanLite4 7y ago
Hoping to clear up some FUD here: 1) This is the financial equivalent of taking a sledgehammer to squash a bug. Financial markets operate largely on confidence, and especially the rule that the Fed is the lender of last resort at their spe
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by CyanLite4 7y ago
Don’t hate the player, hate the game. Adam swindled billions from SoftBank because SoftBank was running around with hundreds of billions of dollars (of oil money) burning a hole in their pockets. And this isn’t the only SV company that’s a
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by CyanLite4 7y ago
Surely this is satire...right?
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Spending billions of borrowed dollars on junky “original” content was the beginning of the end for Netflix.
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SeekingAlpha.com
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by CyanLite4 8y ago
And that in itself is the reason why k8s is hype. Too many tools, too much of an “ecosystem”. Too complex. Linux suffers from these issues as well.
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by CyanLite4 8y ago
AWS will be around in 5 years. It has an established business model making billions of dollars per year. K8s won’t be around in 5 years. It’s peaking towards the top of the hype cycle. If you’re wondering about cloud lock-in, then you don
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by CyanLite4 8y ago
TLDR: Kubernetes is an anti-pattern.
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TLDR: anti-virus programs can negatively affect server performance.
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How long before Microsoft buys Docker?
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by CyanLite4 8y ago
For every developer that complains about a coding “quiz”, there are a dozen more candidates that have been weeded out by them. You’d be surprised by the number of candidates who say they are “senior software engineer” or “10 years experienc