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by Niksko 5y ago
Based on the full article below: nothing to see here. Researcher tested positive after 7 days of being in Antarctica, after a negative PCR test at day 5. Slow incubation period, unexpected but not impossible
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by Niksko 5y ago
Kubernetes serves to allow a team within an organisation to build a PaaS that's customized for your organisation. You do this because 1. Baking in your organizational defaults and opinions reduces work and cognitive load for your engin
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Beware of Transit Gateways bearing large packets(medium.com)
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by Niksko 5y ago
Wanna kill Dockerhub completely? A mutating admission controller for Kubernetes that would mirror an image the first time it saw it, and the. swap out the Dockerhub image URI for the ECR one would totally cut our reliance on Dockerhub. If y
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by Niksko 5y ago
That's fair, if you're really that isolated then fair enough. Self sufficiency is great if you're able to achieve it, I commend you for that. My point is merely that the behaviours you describe (not wearing a mask, not being
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by Niksko 5y ago
Unless you live in a 100% isolated, self sufficient community, your number will be called eventually. If that's the tradeoff you want to make then enjoy your life. But bragging about your life being the same as it was 3 years ago isn&#
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by Niksko 5y ago
You're missing an important aspect of the lawsuit. Kytch is alleging loss of business due to defamation by McDonald's, be because McDs falsely claimed that the Kytch could harm the Taylor machines.
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by Niksko 5y ago
Because there is a fundamental difference in how they're made: red wines spend more time in contact with grape skins, while white wines don't. Grape skins contain tannins and other compounds that end up in the wine, and humans can
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by Niksko 5y ago
I assumed it was because of you're having issues with your primary domain (bad DNS records, DNS provider outage, etc) then you've got a separate domain with a separate provider, that hopefully has a more separated failure domain
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by Niksko 5y ago
Yes, looks like they're having a large outage
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by Niksko 5y ago
Likewise. I watched a course of his and enjoyed it, followed his Have I Been Pwned stuff, and generally respected him. Then he came out with this article as well as some takes on Twitter about Apple's CSAM scanning, and I lost a lot of
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by Niksko 5y ago
So many people are criticizing you for your comment about 'lying'. Realistically, the statements presented are so under-specified that is pretty difficult to determine what 'the lie' is. Which is the entire point. Let&#x
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by Niksko 5y ago
Not only do you have the problem of different 'it's referring to different things, I think there's also an element of adding unnecessary cognitive load at a time where cognitive load is already high. Even if there's only
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by Niksko 5y ago
One theory put out by John Gruber was that the scanning was being done in device so that they could E2E encrypt iCloud in the future. So they satisfy the 'think of the children people', while giving you strong encryption elsewhere
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by Niksko 5y ago
Agreed. It's usually just a bunch of trial and error for me, or trying to phrase my problem in a way that matches stack overflow questions. And the docs for yq (the jq for YAML) are 100 times worse. The documentation feels like it was
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by Niksko 5y ago
Very similar I'd say. Temperature, fish variety, small changes in method or salt content, all of these likely change the end product. But it's fundamentally the same set of reactions.
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by Niksko 5y ago
The idea that you can't make garrum at home in the traditional way (salt, fish, time) is false. I've done it, yes there's a smell, but it isn't as bad as people suggest, and the result is worth it. Traditional garrum mak
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by Niksko 5y ago
Terrible take. Weariness is fine. Interpreting it as a step towards fascism is just individualism taken to it's empathy-less extreme.
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by Niksko 5y ago
Unfortunately, the risk/reward equation is confounded by people who interpret any kind of public health measures as a slippery slope towards fascism.
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by Niksko 5y ago
Lots of anecdotes vs peer reviewed research. I think I'll take the peer review thanks.
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by Niksko 5y ago
Being a logical course of action and being a dick measuring contest aren't mutually exclusive. There was certainly lots of national pride and patriotism involved, in addition to it being a tactical necessity.
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by Niksko 5y ago
This feels like the same argument as giving airtime to climate change conspiracy theorists. "We have to give both sides equal airtime". Embracing ambiguity is fine when there is genuine ambiguity. Portraying minority or fringe ide
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by Niksko 5y ago
Agree about the call thing. I assume it's because getting you on the call increases the chance that they'll be able to sell you on a lemon of a job. Another thing: just tell me who the job is with. This makes a big difference, and
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by Niksko 5y ago
People shove too much complexity into a lambda. It seems like a great idea to have this infinitely scaling lambda with no infrastructure to run, but what you're trading off is developer experience. It sounds like your lambdas are calli
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by Niksko 6y ago
There are plenty of places that aren't California that still pay double or triple the salary that devs make in Australia
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by Niksko 6y ago
Conway's law, totally fair, it's inescapable
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by Niksko 6y ago
Distributed systems at scale are hard. These technologies are coming out of the largest, most successful companies on the plant. To assume that things are complex because of some naivete or stupidity (rather than because they solve complex
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by Niksko 6y ago
It probably is naive. But my point is more about the fact that it seems to very rarely (never?) be people who are champions of diversity getting cancelled because of one comment they made that got taken out of context. That seems to be what
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by Niksko 6y ago
If I were in the situation presented in this article, I'd simply speak my mind. I'm fairly sure that I've been a good ally to the women and non-binary folks in my life, and that people who know me would be quick to defend acc
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by Niksko 6y ago
It turned out that the most efficient way to iron out these bugs _in the absence of computers_ was through trust and regulation. It might still be through trust and regulation, but computers enable new ways of ironing out bugs.

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