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by cbanek 4y ago
> There are probably robberies and assaults at every Wikipedia-scale gathering you or I have ever attended. I mean, true, but when there are literal piles of flaming debris and the fun involves what other people might consider a riot, I
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by cbanek 4y ago
This is absolutely a great point. I forgot that authors generally don't pick their titles (which I think is foolish, a title is so important! same for cover art! or at in general! but that's for another day). It's kind of w
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by cbanek 4y ago
> The entire premise of the article rests on the context that most coverage about Woodstock 99 are exactly those things you're criticizing it for not being. I mean, fair enough if you want to say that the author wants to talk about
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by cbanek 4y ago
> If anything, Woodstock taught me that nothing in this world is black and white; the capacity for both love and greed exist to some degree in all of us. The highest highs can come with the lowest lows; beauty can be corrupted. But menti
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by cbanek 4y ago
Finance. At the very least, understand your tax situation and the way to make the best of it - it's basically free money. Over time, proper budgeting, investment, and tax planning will easily return you 10x. Now I'm not saying
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by cbanek 4y ago
I'm not sure I buy that they're actually on a hiring freeze, but I may be wrong. The day before it was announced I got a text from a google recruiter literally saying feel free to contact me on 8/8 (after the freeze is suppo
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by cbanek 4y ago
Yeah I think we considered this, but we want the container to actually run as the user and have all the permissions set up so they can have all the right access on the cluster (kind of like a PaaS), although I think we are doing some of the
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by cbanek 4y ago
Very cool, I didn't know about this either. I feel like so many of these features are coming in which is great, but also part of the drag of k8s is the kind of constant upgrade churn and having to keep your yaml fresh.
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by cbanek 4y ago
Friend of mine that I worked with had a Vectrex! I was also blown away seeing this, it was such a neat machine. That was back in the day when video game systems hum was a definitive part of the experience.
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by cbanek 4y ago
> we found the start times with Kubernetes too slow Just curious if you could elaborate here? I work with k8s on docker, and we're also going to be spinning up ephemeral containers (and most of the other things you say) with jupyte
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by cbanek 4y ago
Love this, subbed to that one! <3
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by cbanek 4y ago
I feel like part of this is a lack of gardening. I used to love gardening and watching plants grow as a child in my grandmother's garden. Carrots, beets, berries, onions, etc. All pretty easy, as long as you aren't worried abou
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by cbanek 4y ago
I had one of these, and I remember getting all sorts of sticky soda in it. The buttons almost had a crunch to them. Still worked perfectly though! I wonder where it might be after all these years. That thing was a tank!
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by cbanek 4y ago
As someone who has loved the Karma scent from Lush for so long, I totally love Patchouli! It's coming back. Let's bring it back. On the other hand, it blows my mind reading this and feeling a bit stuffed up - one smell and about
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by cbanek 4y ago
Just got one of these too. I wish they were going to pay me money.
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by cbanek 4y ago
I love the family dragon army! But why bother using taming scrolls when you can polymorph control yourself into a dragon (taking off your armor first!) and then sitting to make eggs where they are actual family! Blood may be thicker than
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by cbanek 4y ago
Excellent point, another great set of press for some great science!
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by cbanek 4y ago
I think it's great how much that NASA advertised this telescope, and the name. They really piggy-backed off the love of Hubble, of astronomy picture of the day, etc. Don't get me wrong, it's great science, but great science
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by cbanek 4y ago
I feel after January 6th it's definitely possible. I don't want it, and I wouldn't do anything to start it, but I could see it happening. And that honestly scares me the most. So maybe I'm one of those half.
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by cbanek 4y ago
The work of a mediocre software developer is not only not done, it's self sustaining.
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by cbanek 4y ago
Don't pay attention to their carping Economist writer. Just keep musseling your way to the top.
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by cbanek 4y ago
Here I thought this would be about dashcon and the beloved ball pit. Extra time in the ball pit for all.
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by cbanek 4y ago
Overall, probably not. Out of 10 interns, I feel like you've got maybe 1 or 2 that are really good. These people have maybe had a previous job or coded open source. You can tell them what you need, and help them out a bit. They will
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by cbanek 4y ago
What I really want is an elimination of data caps. But this can be good too.
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by cbanek 4y ago
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm is a MUST see. It is amazing.
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by cbanek 4y ago
I honestly don't feel like these things are about a balance of power, although sometimes they are. I feel like a lot of this is more about how they value you. Are you easily forgotten for whatever fire is there? Is it a form letter?
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by cbanek 4y ago
Sadly there have been some problems at the export terminals for LNG to Europe. That's caused the price of natural gas to go down a lot in the US and up in Europe. Yet another displacement. https://www.npr.org/2022&#x2
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by cbanek 4y ago
Well, first off, figure out if the anxiety is deserved. Do you have some possible random costs coming up? Do you think you have enough emergency fund? Some people (me included) just feel like there's always some kind of terrible bad
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by cbanek 4y ago
Gotta have more of that cowbell!
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by cbanek 4y ago
I like to listen to Science Friday on NPR. Usually they have a theme over the show and then talk about a few different subjects. It's scientific, and they say the applications, but not really in an educational way. https:/&#x2F

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