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by cheriot 4y ago
How is that related to "Scaling Kubernetes to Thousands of CRDs"?
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by cheriot 4y ago
> Zuckerberg noticed that it was getting harder to get all the employees to attend a meeting as they were sometimes taking time out in a day for personal work. So the Meta boss said that, in an effort to be “cost-conscious,” he was freez
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by cheriot 4y ago
I'll inform my employer that from now on I will disregard their priorities and work on the easiest tasks first.
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by cheriot 4y ago
> But just 35% of the paltry number of citations issued in San Francisco since 2018 were for those five violations [most likely to result in crashes], while the majority were for behaviors unlikely to injure anyone else — like expired ta
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by cheriot 4y ago
For those that are not reading the article, this is an important section. SFPD know what's needed, promise to do it, and then... just don't. > In 2014, the city adopted a Vision Zero pledge to eliminate traffic fatalities withi
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by cheriot 4y ago
Below what income is someone not good enough to be your neighbor?
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by cheriot 4y ago
They're making an argument designed to be convincing. They just don't want to live among the middle class.
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by cheriot 4y ago
When we don't have enough housing it means people end up on the street. But people on the street is an argument against more housing? The crackheads on the street phenomena is an American thing, not a dense housing thing.
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by cheriot 4y ago
You can make your choice without laws forbidding others from making a different choice.
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by cheriot 4y ago
These startups will need to raise funding within the X months. The amount of money invested in series A rounds next year is not something YC controls.
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by cheriot 4y ago
All abstractions are leaky and require escape hatches. It's a normal part of api design and the maturity process of new tooling.
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by cheriot 4y ago
> Things that exist in most modern clouds are being reinvented in K8s. My more optimistic view is that vendor specific APIs are being standardized. Initial implementations have their issues, but as more people use them the cloud vendors
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by cheriot 4y ago
I watch my parents spend more money on lawyers than either of them stood to gain from winning. Is it possible to have a prenump that declares a fair method of splitting assets and prevents the lawsuits?
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by cheriot 4y ago
At what point will these lauded MBA programs teach people how to hire and manage consultants? This is a predictable failure mode.
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by cheriot 4y ago
When training the natural language model, I don't think it's possible to trace back from an output to which training data it comes from. So it will never spit out something and say it's GPL licensed. Similarly, trying to prov
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by cheriot 4y ago
Is there a way to look at volume of EUR/RUB exchange?
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by cheriot 4y ago
That's a good point. Once DoorDash hits critical mass, I agree it's as much a shopping app as delivery service. I also think that early in a market they benefit from making delivery possible for restaurants that otherwise wouldn&#
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by cheriot 4y ago
Kroger is clearly selling someone else's product in wheat thins. Visa is not McDonaldsPay. These examples are different from white labelling. On the other hand, this book store hired Shopify, via ShopPay, to handle payments. The good a
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by cheriot 4y ago
Hazard of white labelling. If shopify brands the product and sells the product, they own the outcome.
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by cheriot 4y ago
> Food delivery... works great "inhouse". but > Plus they also want to take 30-50% commission for the privilege. If food delivery works great in house then why do restaurants pay Uber so much? I'd wager employing driver
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by cheriot 4y ago
I'm curious which engines you'd rather they used. Unreal, godot, something else?
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by cheriot 4y ago
Crappy is a matter of taste, but there's Unity games with fans: https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/shx6ku/engines_use...
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by cheriot 4y ago
The "powered by Unity" is only required by less expensive Unity subscriptions so it's boarder line anti-branding. People think Unity sucks because only low budget games advertise that they're made with Unity.
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by cheriot 4y ago
Where Gallic, Germanic, and Iberian tribes actually hunter/gatherers? By that time I thought Europe and the Mediterranean were dominated by farming cultures.
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by cheriot 4y ago
After a bunch of data entry... > Create an account to see your matches I'm not actively looking for a job so this is annoying and where I stopped. Show me something of value then ask.
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by cheriot 4y ago
100% agreed > I’m not saying that all those ‘underground fringes’ that Anderson celebrated have disappeared—I’m merely claiming that they have less cultural impact than at almost any point in modern history. The author seems to think abo
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by cheriot 4y ago
The Verge article is a summary of this one: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/digital/netflix-c...
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by cheriot 4y ago
I'm generally a fan of unions, but the California trade unions I know of require new members start as apprentices even if they have the skills and decades of experience. That pay cut excludes a huge number of workers. We need to keep i
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by cheriot 4y ago
At least in my part of Califonia, the "progressive" label is owned by NIMBYs. It drives me nuts; just conservatism with different language.
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by cheriot 4y ago
It's a housing supply problem. Interest rates were just a bandaid.

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