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by bkeroack 10y ago
If you put all of your services behind a reverse-proxy CDN/WAF service like CloudFlare it greatly reduces your attack surface because the public has no access to your origin IPs.
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by bkeroack 10y ago
I/O isn't an object, it's an interface (Go has no objects). There is nothing magical about I/O or any interface--they are just functions--so this change would require extra magic to be implemented which I strongly oppose
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by bkeroack 10y ago
Aside from the technical issues with the machine, ultrasound imaging is harder to perform (in terms of scanning technique) and very difficult to interpret compared to a high-resolution MRI or even simple X-ray. It takes significant training
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by bkeroack 10y ago
Reposting because this series of articles is by far the best explanation of the Yahoo situation over the past year or two: http://origin-www.bloombergview.com/articles/2015-12-02/yaho...
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by bkeroack 10y ago
It's a shame AppC is going away[0]. OCI is pretty much just a formalization of what Docker already does, so we're stuck with (IMO) implementation details like layers as part of the core image spec. 0. https://github.com
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by bkeroack 10y ago
Not just nominal! The Constitution ensures the sovereignty of the states by restricting the federal government to a limited set of enumerated powers (among them: foreign policy, national defense, regulation of interstate commerce) with all
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by bkeroack 10y ago
US states are not merely administrative divisions (like provinces in other nations) but are literal independently-governed states . Would you also propose re-drawing the borders of every EU nation every 30 years to reflect population movem
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by bkeroack 10y ago
Dollar Shave Club | Infrastructure Engineer (DevOps) | Los Angeles, CA About DSC We’re on a mission to build a better bathroom. We started with razors way back in 2011, and now millions and millions of Members later, we’ve expanded into s
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by bkeroack 10y ago
nitpick: Aurora is RDS (an available engine alongside standard MySQL/Postgres/etc)
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by bkeroack 10y ago
<3 javascript
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by bkeroack 10y ago
Dollar Shave Club | Infrastructure SWE (DevOps) | Full Time | Los Angeles, CA ============================================================= About DSC We’re on a mission to build a better bathroom. We started with razors way back in 2011, an
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by bkeroack 10y ago
At Dollar Shave Club we use Vault in a very similar fashion to what's described in this article. It's a really great product, and well worth the upfront investment in terms of migration, workflow adjustment, etc. We may be open so
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ScoreBig shuts down, leaving suppliers unpaid and customers with invalid tickets(ampthemag.com)
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by bkeroack 10y ago
Almost all of Yahoo's value is in its Alibaba holding. https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2015-12-02/yahoo-is-... "Yahoo's actual core business of being Yahoo (and Tumblr and whatever) is
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by bkeroack 10y ago
It's not "cannibalization", it's competition. We don't say that firm A "cannibalizes" the sales of firm B, they compete for customers just like states and regions compete for residents and their tax dollar
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by bkeroack 10y ago
Oh I totally get why they do it. When you're an exec in charge of a ~$75B revenue stream[0] when the GCE people come to you I totally get saying "Nah, let's leave it alone for now". But like Steve Yegge said in his cla
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by bkeroack 10y ago
Just because they say it doesn't mean it's good, or even acceptable. "[O]n track to potentially eclipse..." sounds like the worst form of quarterly-report spin.
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by bkeroack 10y ago
The most disturbing part of this incident--to me--is that Google Search/YouTube/GMail/etc never went down . Not even a blip. That means that Google is not dogfooding GCE to the degree that I would hope and expect for me to
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Why China Can't Solve Its Debt Problem(bloomberg.com)
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by bkeroack 10y ago
He left out SAD and a general sense of having to live a full year's worth of life condensed into the three months where it's tolerable being out of your house.
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by bkeroack 10y ago
In some ways it's accurate to think of Go as a more convenient version of C with modern facilities like automatic memory management, concurrency primitives and data structures (i.e. maps), with the minimal level of runtime scaffolding
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by bkeroack 10y ago
The induced demand does not come from those who already live in the area buying/renting multiple units but from new people migrating in (that's why I included the "...otherwise desirable areas like [LA/SoCal]" in my
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by bkeroack 10y ago
It's just a hunch but I suspect that induced demand[1] works similarly in the housing market as it does with traffic, at least for otherwise desirable areas like Los Angeles/Southern California. "Build more housing" will
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by bkeroack 10y ago
False. Statements must be untrue to be either libel (written) or slander (verbal). The sex tape in question was real. I would not be so quick to celebrate. This case has demonstrated that one or two very powerful, wealthy individuals (Pet
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by bkeroack 10y ago
The people who are likely to drop out of the labor market are almost certainly not the motivated, high-productivity workers that actually benefit society. High achievers tend to be motivated by things like passion, creativity, need for reco
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by bkeroack 10y ago
Dollar Shave Club | Los Angeles | ONSITE (remote work possible but must be primarily in-office) Infrastructure Engineer - SDE/DevOps/SRE Interested in writing Go and contributing to OSS? Excited about Docker, Kubernetes, Mesos and
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by bkeroack 10y ago
"like Los Angeles...which are hopelessly and permanently car-dependent regions" LA is doing an enormous amount to get away from car dependency: a brand new rail line that just opened last week (Expo 2), another line that opened a
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by bkeroack 10y ago
Somebody tell me again about the supposed benefits of dynamic linking, if we have to recompile and redistribute all the dependent packages for every OpenSSL upgrade anyway?
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by bkeroack 10y ago
It's not a "[m]en and women need to learn to interact at work" issue. It's not your job to teach employees this. It's a business continuity issue. If an employee is kept on who shows this kind of totally inappropr
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by bkeroack 10y ago
You don't actually need most of that.

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