bobthecowboy

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   by bobthecowboy 8y ago

   The term is used for different distributions of Hadoop and Kubernetes, for example.
2. 62.▲
   by bobthecowboy 8y ago

   They're still going to be read, right? If I was going to read 20-30 essays I'd want them to be identical format.
3. 63.▲
   by bobthecowboy 9y ago

   > It's probably more difficult to coerce a private company into hacking its users, than it is for the NSA/FBI/IRS/Whatever to hack it's own system. This is a fantasy. I'm shocked to find people parroting th
4. 64.▲
   by bobthecowboy 10y ago

   Not all startups are like that. The one I work at (in San Diego, not SV) has a better work-life balance than a lot of non-startups I know. I very rarely work past 5pm.
5. 65.▲
   by bobthecowboy 10y ago

   As someone who has lived in Southern California 90% of their life, and Berkeley, CA the rest, I can absolutely say that it is true in my experience that Californians (and I obviously include myself in this set) will use 'guy' and
6. 66.▲
   by bobthecowboy 10y ago

   +1 for Exco! Wife and I bought a fixer-upper in old Escondido for a bit under 300. There's several tech companies in North County, and you can take Del Dios to the coast pretty easily (which is where I work).
7. 67.▲
   by bobthecowboy 11y ago

   Ceph (the distributed storage platform) uses them for their cache tier to determine if a piece of data is "hot" enough to cache.