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by brown9-2 6y ago
I think if you read this as they’re moving to Envoy because of this incident then you’ve misread. But it also sounds like Envoy and HAProxy have fundamentally different approaches to service discovery: https://twitter.com/
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by brown9-2 6y ago
I’m confused by this, can’t you just create the #random channel you wish existed in Teams?
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by brown9-2 6y ago
These are orthogonal concepts. A session ID is just a token that the server uses to lookup some state about the request that presented the token. A JWT is a token that can be used to present a claim of who the requestor is (and the server c
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by brown9-2 6y ago
“director of global resiliency” is one heck of an interesting job title
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GKE now supports 15000 node Kubernetes clusters(cloud.google.com)
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by brown9-2 6y ago
> One of the issues mentioned is that they ended up with duplicate independent Body classes in two locations ... choice of programming languages is irrelevant here.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
Note that they already have a team who has built their current compute platform, who built the pipeline to run containers/processes on VMs with auto scaling groups. It’s great if their own solution works well for them at less cost, but
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by brown9-2 6y ago
Hard to make it seem like a terrorist tool when the UK Conservative party also loves Signal https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/dec/17/tories-swit...
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by brown9-2 6y ago
Why did you edit out the part of the quote that this was just one individual’s opinion?
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by brown9-2 6y ago
> Or you use requirements files, and don't get deterministic results. What about pip freeze?
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by brown9-2 6y ago
argparse4j is really easy to use and feels similar to argparse in Python.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
Slack positioning itself as a remote working tool makes it fair to discuss if it really is a remote working tool or a remote working company, which is exactly what the person I am replying to commented about.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
The very first words on slack.com right now are: > WORK FROM HOME > Slack brings the team together, wherever you are > With all of your communication and tools in one place, remote teams will stay productive no matter where you’re
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by brown9-2 6y ago
Why reimplement what is already implemented? This is busywork.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
This comment is really confusing for anyone who doesn’t know who Kyle is
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by brown9-2 6y ago
There is reviving or fixing the economy until the pandemic ends. The government can urge stores and businesses and offices to open but we’ll still have destruction if large amounts of people are afraid for their health to go out or to commu
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by brown9-2 6y ago
You really can’t remove the profit motive from it. There’s not going to be nearly as much money in revolutionizing the software of the IRS.
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by brown9-2 6y ago
> From an engineering perspective, they track “number of successful stream starts”, instead of percentage of the time 100% of their services are working. That’s a huge red flag. They don’t measure how often 100% or their services are up
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by brown9-2 6y ago
I don’t think this is accurate. I’ve worked at companies that did “service-oriented architecture” long before the rise of the term “microservice” and it was clearly recognized that different “services” shouldn’t be so coupled together you c
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by brown9-2 6y ago
There is something aggravating about the first comment in an issue like this posted minutes after the issue was created to say “is this fixed yet?”
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by brown9-2 6y ago
Pricing is not public: https://cloud.google.com/anthos/gke/docs/on-prem/overview
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by brown9-2 7y ago
We didn’t know there was a huge testing problem until we had a huge amount of people who needed tests.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
Why are you posting this question as if anyone here knows the answer?
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by brown9-2 7y ago
someone who stockpiles 17000 bottles is not just a “random guy hoarding”
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by brown9-2 7y ago
I suggest reading the original article: > But what about the morality of hoarding products that can prevent the spread of the virus, just to turn a profit? > Mr. Colvin said he was simply fixing “inefficiencies in the marketplace.” So
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by brown9-2 7y ago
There are people under 35 who might have immune or other underlying conditions. Also a lot of us have family over 35 that we care about.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
You are right, perhaps we should look at taxing those war chests so that the companies can financially contribute and the experts (the government) can produce and distribute the vaccine.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
“Do not log” and “Logging should be done right” in the same article, not sure which advice to take.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
If they are only at the “reconsider” phase now, they are way behind.
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by brown9-2 7y ago
Seems worth noting that the quarter would end in two weeks anyway.

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