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by cachestash 6y ago
I am hearing more and more about gPRC lately, can anyone give me a run down on why its useful and what it solves?
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by cachestash 6y ago
It's not for those who have to listen to me.
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by cachestash 6y ago
Not OP, but I am a nationally qualified running coach (in my spare time outside of my day job). I have run all sorts of distances from 5k park runs to 100 mile and above ultra marathons. I have made every mistake in the book and helped quit
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by cachestash 6y ago
Anyone interested in this might like keylime.dev - its open source remote boot attestation platform.
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by cachestash 6y ago
I thought that said github at first.
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by cachestash 6y ago
I agree, but we also need to look closer to home with our factory farming approach to animal husbandry where conditions are far from ideal. Not saying that everyone should go vegan, but we can't rely on a continuously supply cheaply pr
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by cachestash 6y ago
How would you actually use these, save getting a green screen fitted?
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by cachestash 6y ago
Its legacy thinking.
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by cachestash 6y ago
The only time I could see myself using this is in the following scenario; 1. Browsing repos. 2. See a quick fix I could make (like a typo) 3. Open up the code space view, make the change, add and commit it. For my daily needs I would never
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by cachestash 6y ago
Miltary parlance does not always translate well to civilian. His first example email ~~~ Shannon, Bottom Line: We will reduce the number of days that employees can work from home from three to one day per week effective December 1st. Backgr
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by cachestash 6y ago
> it becomes a long term loss in terms of ongoing operational costs. Based on what, that sounds like something you have just pulled out of the air.
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by cachestash 6y ago
This is why we choose to sit everything on top of OpenShift, we get Red Hat support 24/7 to run it and if we needed to migrate to a different provider its far less painful as OpenShift abtracts the cloud providers API's away from
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by cachestash 6y ago
The lockdown will in now way outlast or run any where near as long as the recessions we have coming ahead.
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by cachestash 6y ago
Every industry is going to face / implement a degree of cost cutting, that's unavoidable. However the control and scalability of cloud within an ethos of cost cutting is attractive for this exact reason. A business can enter that
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by cachestash 6y ago
Walked past a petrol (gas) station earlier in the UK. Its still priced at £1.07 a litre.
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by cachestash 6y ago
I honestly don't see the use of this. Why would anyone want to expose a development environment to the internet, especially in the age of devops and reproducible environments. 98% of all my development happens over 127.0.0.1 now. I hav
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by cachestash 6y ago
"“A part of me does feel guilty,” said Ms. Belyea, who lives in Toronto. “I am the parent, and sometimes kids have to do what they don’t want to do. But it’s just too much. I can’t fight with him every day like this.” Having an Asian m
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by cachestash 6y ago
I have honestly never seen any big value in using tmux over screen. I do all the multiplexing in my window manager and I use tilix which allows me to sync commands over multiple sessions.
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by cachestash 6y ago
Are there any public examples of a google design doc? Would like to study it
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by cachestash 6y ago
Key question here, do all three even profess to using AI/ML in the search feature?
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by cachestash 6y ago
Is your ssh key not a proof of identity?
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by cachestash 6y ago
npm install sigh...
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by cachestash 6y ago
I worked for a big European network vendor and ended up on a project trying to sort out the utter mess that is legacy SS7. SS7 networks are basically wide open, with no auth and anyone can get an SS7 hub for cheap and start sending nefariou
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by cachestash 6y ago
Seriously, some people get annoyed over the most trivial of matters. Write your code, make sure it works well and then go outside for a bicycle ride.
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by cachestash 6y ago
To achieve "no latency", you have to remain completely still.
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by cachestash 6y ago
The opening sentence is incorrect. yaml.load is now a wrapper around yaml.safe_load that negates the risks he highlights
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by cachestash 6y ago
He explained who she was, so it did not matter.
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by cachestash 7y ago
He was the reason for the company being so open source focused, he managed RH engineering for near on 20 years.
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by cachestash 7y ago
Big over reaction and this is making him sound far worse than he is. Its more passion than rage with Paul as Red Hat is everything to him an he believes in the company 100%. There is also a lot more to Red Hat for its leadership. Jim is sti
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by cachestash 7y ago
Strange that they see a clear marked improvement in productivity, developers prefer it as they can find life balance and lose less time commuting, yet even with all that evidence they are now working on how to get everyone to return to the

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