Patrick_Devine

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Show HN: Fine in Kube and Docker
2 points by Patrick_Devine 6y ago|0 comments
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by Patrick_Devine 6y ago
Not quite a one-off pod, but very close to that. It will automatically create a builder pod for you if you don't already have one, or you can specify one with whichever runtime that you want (containerd or docker). It uses buildkit to
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by Patrick_Devine 6y ago
Former Docker employee here. We've been busy writing a way to allow you to build OCI images with your Kubernetes cluster using kubectl. This let's you get rid of `docker build` and replace it with `kubectl build`. You can check ou
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The 2:30am tech bus from Salida(protocol.com)
2 points by Patrick_Devine 7y ago|0 comments
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
I didn't mean to imply that we thought we were in any kind of imminent danger. There were three pilots (including myself) in the plane, all whom had trained in a highly congested area. My point was that having the handheld radio allowe
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
The problem with _requiring_ authentication is that it can create a safety issue when communications break down. As a pilot it's not a bad idea to carry a spare handheld radio, or even use a cel phone, when you lose communications. I w
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
Here's a link to some photos on my last trip to Tokyo. This is in and around Akihabara and Asakusabashi, and I think there might be one in Shibuya. I realize this can be considered anecdotal or "cherry-picked", and I'm s
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
I'm not certain how to parse your comment. If 25% of people drive in Tokyo to commute, that means 75% of them don't, which supports my point. Compare that to most cities in North America where more than 85% of commuters drive.
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
The irony here being that Japan already looks like this. It has wonderful public transportation and cars are almost non-existent in Tokyo and Osaka. You see a lot more cars in the outskirts and in smaller cities (like Kyoto) where they have
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
Purple Air has been extremely popular in our community due to the wild fires here in California. There are quite a few sensors around town, and it gives you a good idea about how to prepare the kids for school and whether we should be ridin
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
The first time I tried reading Infinite Jest I felt that I was dealing with DFW's own personal trauma. I think I made it about 10% of the way through before putting it down. The second time I picked up the book, I made it all the way t
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
I've seen a lot of skeptics and nay-sayers talking about this project, but I feel like there is a fundamental mis-understanding of why this is significant. No, it's not going to compete with jet airliners even in the remotely near
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
I talked to an Icelander about this, and he said it was entirely because of YouTube. There's not a lot of Icelandic content, so all the kids just watch English videos.
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
I was recently in both Barcelona and Paris, and if I compare English proficiency in both cities compared to 20 or 30 years ago, it's night and day different. So many more people speak English now than ever before. Being able to speak a
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
Two products. "Classic" Swarm, and SwarmKit. SwamKit is the thing which we think of as trying to compete with Kubernetes with a declarative model and is what people think of as being "Swarm". Very few people still use &
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
Except, not really, right? If you mean at existing service levels, then yes, of course. It's not really worth it. Where automation really helps though is with _frequency_ of trains. If you have headways which are half as long (like in
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
This was about gates on the platform, not gates to get into the station. Those new station gates have been a complete boondoggle however. Translink spent $200 million [1] on a system which was supposed to save $2 million a year in fare evas
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
Vancouver's automated system without platform doors has been in place since 1985, and as you mentioned, has worked quite well. The key benefit to not having doors is that you can use different train types and consists because the tra
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
The interesting thing about the Pig War was that it helped galvanize Canada as a country by bringing Vancouver Island and British Columbia together and then becoming part of Canada. The division between the Gulf Islands and the San Juan Isl
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
and he was delicious.
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
This would be difficult to enforce, and given commerce laws I'm not sure it would even be legal. That said, you could use some form of congestion pricing for delivery vehicles, but unless those costs are somewhat punitive, any costs w
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
It would definitely be beneficial for AC, but electricity is still more expensive in Missouri than a place like Washington state or Montana. You might be better off in a colder climate with cheaper electricity. Given its central location in
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
It's a game changer for airlines such as Harbour Air in British Columbia and Mokulele Airlines in Hawaii. These are small regional airlines which operate from the water or from small airports with flight times usually less than an hour
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
Uh.. that's a U2, not a B2. The U2 is not a flying wing, and the two are really not even comparable.
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
When you kill 17 people and have to reconstruct multiple airport terminals due to fire ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%BCsseldorf_Airport#D%C3%B... ), you want to make certain you don't have a repeat.
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
Just don't bring up the Berlin Brandenburg Airport. Never, ever do this.
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
I've driven in Germany many times and thought it was a lot less stressful than driving in the US. Autobahns are typically only 2 or 3 lanes per direction vs the 4 to 6 lane monstrosities that we get here. They are also very well mark
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
Definitely agree. Like others have commented here, you should be trying to minimize your return as much as possible. The point of the article was that people are waiting for their large refunds and are deferring health care until they get
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
This is insane given that the executive branch has been jiggering around with the withholding amounts for the entire year. Yes, you probably paid slightly less in tax during the year, but unless you were paying attention to your federal wi
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by Patrick_Devine 7y ago
These are not mutually exclusive goals. An example is CaHSR is helping electrify Caltrain, which should have been done over 30 years ago and will finally give the Silicon Valley frequent service in SF. Building a strong rail backbone ties

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