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Red Hat Summit Hosts a Wedding – For Real(internetnews.com)
2 points by cpitman 10y ago|0 comments
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by cpitman 10y ago
It's really interesting the comments that are being deleted. Even links to news sources and quotes cited from news sources are being deleted. Someone saying that this was a tragedy was deleted. I'm actually not sure what doesn&#x2
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by cpitman 10y ago
No, his comment is exactly right. As long as there are more employees than customers in the store, every customer is quickly approached by an employee and can make their purchase. As soon as the number of customers starts going over the num
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by cpitman 10y ago
Exactly! If this is indeed a major factor, could we see the SF housing market nose-dive if/when the Chinese market does at the same time? Or if/when better investment vehicles become available to them domestically?
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by cpitman 11y ago
Shouldn't this be covered by property taxes and the additional income tax of the new residents?
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LambdaConf Fuckery: White Supremacy Under the Guise of “Inclusion”(modelviewculture.com)
8 points by cpitman 11y ago|2 comments
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by cpitman 11y ago
A massive chunk of our engineers are (globally) remote. A lot of communication happens via mailing lists, many of which are the public upstream project lists. There is also a lot of use of internal IRC servers for more real time communicati
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by cpitman 11y ago
I actually am very experienced with Puppet, and I agree configuration management tools still have a (now narrower) space. But most of your concerns are actually handled by what we are doing at Red Hat. OpenShift v3: * applies SELinux polici
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by cpitman 11y ago
That would be great, I'm not married to the implementation as much as the convenience of using the cluster manager we already have (kubernetes) to distribute builds. I currently am using a VM with a docker runner, and there are two (so
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by cpitman 11y ago
This is the one I'm thinking of: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ci-multi-runner/merge_r...
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by cpitman 11y ago
Yes, I've been following that! GitLab Deploy is also looking like it could be exciting. I was disappointed though that the merge request that added Kubernetes support to the GitLab CI MultiRunner was rejected. Right now Jenkins is usua
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by cpitman 11y ago
As I read it, this blog isn't about microservices vs monoliths. Microservice doesn't mean "more than one process" or even "very small processes". From the microservice perspective a single service is supposed t
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by cpitman 11y ago
Exactly, every container developer configuring their own init process/process watcher is a recipe for zombie systems that are sort of running but totally broken.
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by cpitman 11y ago
Because applications that don't structurally enforce low-coupling are touched by many hands over time. All it takes is the occasional blurring of the line to end up with extreme-coupling down the road.
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by cpitman 11y ago
I never see this mentioned, but to me the most important feature of Docker based CaaS (or PaaS) is that they are no longer purely for hosting custom software. The focus of Heroku style PaaS systems has been the flow of code to running softw
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by cpitman 11y ago
Except this really isn't an issue for TypeScript, it reads that close to JavaScript.
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by cpitman 11y ago
They only said they would guess over/under for each of those thresholds, so no, it was correct.
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Can we guess your age and income, based solely on the apps on your phone?(washingtonpost.com)
41 points by cpitman 11y ago|85 comments
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by cpitman 11y ago
It isn't addressed in the post and the author gets kind of defensive about it in the comments, but this is one of the things that Wayland is supposed to improve on. Each application can only communicate with the compositor about its ow
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by cpitman 11y ago
Mesos and Kubernetes are not really competitors, in so far as Kubernetes is more than just a scheduler and there is a partial implementation and work ongoing to get Mesos plugged in as a scheduler for Kubernetes: https://github.c
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by cpitman 11y ago
I would deploy all of your applications to the same Kubernetes instance. If you need to worry about isolating specific applications on different hosts, that can be accomplished by labeling those hosts and setting up affinity rules. In other
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by cpitman 11y ago
When you actually have a subscription for RHEL, you can also get email notifications whenever security fixes, bug fixes, and/or feature enhancements are released for packages that are installed on your servers. There is some configurat
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by cpitman 11y ago
The more standard way to migrate passwords/authentication schemes is to do it on login. So if you want to switch to scrypt from some other format, wait for them to login, check their password via the old method, then rehash the passwor
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by cpitman 11y ago
When you create a repository you have the option of importing it from GitHub. You'll have to authorize it to access your GitHub repositories, but then it can pull over all of the issues that are part of the project.
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by cpitman 11y ago
A lot of this is already possible today with Google Apps Script ( https://developers.google.com/apps-script/ ). I've only recently started using it, but it's really easy for things like sending an email out whe
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by cpitman 11y ago
That sounds really strange. What version are you running?
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by cpitman 11y ago
Overall feature toggles are an interesting idea. I'm not quite as adverse to long lived branches as some seem to be, especially with CI systems that can automatically detect merge conflicts when they first occur and run automated tests
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by cpitman 11y ago
You seem to be ignoring that there are profitable open source companies, the prime example being my employer, Red Hat.
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by cpitman 11y ago
Making robots with Segways was actually a thing at least around 2004-2006. Robocup is a robotics soccer league with several divisions that each have a different kind of challenge. Briefly, there was a Segway league. Each team had a single r
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by cpitman 11y ago
Any plans to add different probability distributions? I do this kind of analysis by hand for things like project timelines and cost estimates, but I model each variable with a double triangular distribution ( http://www.mhnederlof

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