brndnmtthws

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by brndnmtthws 10y ago
Won't stop until that man is deposed.
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by brndnmtthws 10y ago
I hope you realize the job of the president is to instruct these agencies on how to conduct their operations. Don't defend people (CBP employees) which are are acting immorally, and possibly illegally. The Nazis said they were "ju
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by brndnmtthws 10y ago
I was there. Protests were peaceful, until the cops started throwing grenades and arresting folks. I took some photos from a distance[1], and also posted a couple videos to twitter[2][3]. There was a heavy police presence on Friday (inaugur
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by brndnmtthws 10y ago
That's not quite how AMT works. AMT is not added to your taxes, it's an entirely alternative tax system (hence the A in AMT). You'll pay the larger of the two values (AMT vs ordinary tax), and given the taxation rates, you ma
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by brndnmtthws 10y ago
90% of your braking 'power' comes from the front brake. Under hard braking in ideal conditions, this is closer to 100%. You can safely remove the rear brake from most bikes. This is a common misconception [1]. The same is true for
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by brndnmtthws 10y ago
Good. I'd prefer that my private data remain private, and private companies like Uber have a responsibility to protect that data.
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by brndnmtthws 10y ago
Or perhaps you're referring to the data volume containers. Regardless, you can pass arbitrary arguments to the Docker daemon if you choose.
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by brndnmtthws 10y ago
DC/OS most certainly supports Docker volumes. What made you think it doesn't?
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by brndnmtthws 10y ago
This is cool. I also wrote a Marathon/Mesos version, without the vendor lock-in: https://mesosphere.com/blog/2016/04/06/lets-encrypt-dcos/
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by brndnmtthws 10y ago
Depending on how you look at it, cycling is probably safer than driving around cities. MMM has an interesting post about this issue: http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2013/06/13/bicycling-the-safe...
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by brndnmtthws 11y ago
Hmm...no, it's not like that. I have a lot of meetings with a lot of people, it's part of my day job. He's just one of our many users, with whom I like to engage directly.
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by brndnmtthws 11y ago
He works in SF, as do we. It makes sense, given the context. I like face to face discussions. It would have been nice to talk to him about what he's building, and what he's trying to accomplish. Google hangouts would have worked,
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by brndnmtthws 11y ago
Yes, many people have in fact run it in "real production". Go ahead and Google my name for credibility. There were indeed issues with the 0.7.x series of Marathon, but we've made a big effort to focus on stability and perform
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by brndnmtthws 11y ago
It may be worth reading about Mesos: https://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~alig/papers/mesos.pdf
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by brndnmtthws 13y ago
The author implies that everyone is smart. This is false. On average, everyone is of average intelligence. The entire population lies either below or above average. Not everyone is capable of being a software engineer, and people like B
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by brndnmtthws 13y ago
Bicycle. Problem solved.
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by brndnmtthws 13y ago
Needs bike directions.