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by clutchdude 5y ago
This reminded me of another story I read in 2012 that was actually posted here. Any sort of low level job would easily get 200+ applications. A hiring manager threw away half the resumes to cut down on review time: "I don't like u
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by clutchdude 5y ago
It affected services we have that are not located in the impacted AZ.
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by clutchdude 5y ago
It's partially because I'm not as familiar with other tools but they don't expose the ability to interact with an entire pod within the build. Gitlab Action Services for instance is closer to Docker Compose.
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by clutchdude 5y ago
As someone who runs a large build cluster at a major corp, Jenkins is clunky and outdated. It's a pain to deploy and keep maintained. I'd rather stub my toe than figure out why some event isn't being properly processed in the
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by clutchdude 6y ago
But make sure that salt is made from a source that complies with your countries regulations on salt manufacturing and labeling...
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The FBI Is Breaking into Encrypted Devices – We’re Suing(aclu.org)
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by clutchdude 6y ago
It's not because of the networking stack. I've yet to meet anyone who can easily explain how the CNI, services, ingresses and pod network spaces all work together. Everything is so interlinked and complicated that you need to unde
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by clutchdude 8y ago
> This leads to many subtle "gotchas" and associated work-arounds that are non-intuitive. Exactly! Just because your pods is accepted and scheduled, you can be left in a lurch if an issue occurs at the container runtime layer
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by clutchdude 8y ago
Not much to add other than thanks! Home Assistant was a key piece of not having to fiddle with lights while moving to a living room to do an early morning feeding for a baby.
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by clutchdude 8y ago
>got bought by a European bastion of stagnation Which then got bought by Nokia, a Nordic bastion of...something.
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by clutchdude 8y ago
From my personal datapoint, I agree with that question. There are 2-3 abandoned moderate sized retail buildings in a suburb I pass on my way into work that have sat vacant for the better part of a decade with a big "for sale" sign
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by clutchdude 8y ago
It is an ad "In this episode of Kubernetes Best Practices, let’s take a look at how Google Kubernetes Engine can make upgrading your Kubernetes cluster painless." This is the chief complaint I have about the Kubernetes community -
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by clutchdude 8y ago
Well said. Operationalizing K8s can be fraught with vendor specific parts. It doesn't help documentation wise when many things gloss over a concept that is offloaded into GCE or GKE.
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by clutchdude 8y ago
That is normally the case, but at IBM, there was specific attempts to push out OLDER workers, regardless of skill or fit. https://features.propublica.org/ibm/ibm-age-discrimination-a...
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by clutchdude 9y ago
Moving a lot of our build infrastructure to it. The effort has essentially been moving alpha to beta grade. The knowledge/documentation base just flat out sucks. It feels like documentation expects you to just know what you are doing a
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by clutchdude 9y ago
Well, you can always modify it as the fisherman being unable to compete with the influx of capital to a competitor and ends up having to work for them. That the community would be hit by a natural disaster but the prospering fisherman provi
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by clutchdude 9y ago
Per the parable, there is a altered version in which the business man, sensing the fisher man is not open to ventures, strikes up a similar conversation with another fisherman who does agrees to expand fishing to better provide for his fami
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by clutchdude 9y ago
Why not both? - https://github.com/jenkinsci/kubernetes-plugin You provide a scalable infrastructure underneath your jenkins install while not dealing with the issue of node/agent allocation. Plus, you get kuberne
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by clutchdude 9y ago
Thanks cmdrtaco! Throughout the years, I'd turn to /. to keep up to date on latest shakings and goings ons. I first heard about MythTV there back in the heady days before the home media landscape was bought up and "civilized&
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by clutchdude 9y ago
Just finished it. Much like Koch would say, I walked away with some good things and bad things. I agreed with the ability to not shackle workers with arbitrary social crimes but, in the end, fell flat. It seemed like there is no stance too
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by clutchdude 9y ago
Yes, it's a commodity market of forks at that point - a bushel of wheat, a hog carcass, etc. is more or less the same at some level, regardless of where it's grown...save for King Arthur flour, but that's another story. Ther
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by clutchdude 9y ago
You must not have the upgraded user account plan. It covers the bandwidth levies that certain high-traffic sites must pay to guarantee the full experience. Otherwise, ISP's have to degrade service for everyone to ensure "optimal&q
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by clutchdude 9y ago
There's also Woot.com - a company who's culture was a strange counterpoint. Amazon thought they understood it, messed it all around and now it's a sad parody of the former site. https://www.dmagazine.com/publi