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by cpuguy83 7y ago
Only partially... what's available at least prevents leaking the context unexpectedly to other goroutines (due to thread re-use), however anything that spins up a new goroutine from the locked goroutine will end up in a new thread in a
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
Because container tech is often per-thread which you have no control over in Go. There is runtime.LockOSThread(), but then if something happens to spin up a new groutine from there it will be done on a new os thread and not running in the c
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
Would love to change this default but doing so will end up breaking Kubernetes users at the very least Maybe we could change the default based on api version.
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
When I first got it I was like "This isn't as bad as people make it out to be"... but now 1 year in and I want to throw this thing across the room at least once a day because my finger grazed something on the touchbar and tot
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
Modularization improves maintenance overhead, it does not reduce privilege.
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
Amen. There is a heap of mess from the land-grab war. We are all on the same team, just want to make this stuff better, but people still seem intent on fighting.
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
Docker's runtime is long spun out into containerd (though there is more work to do here). Builder is in buildkit, which sits on top of containerd. Would be nice to decouple networking, this will take some work. Docker is more and more
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
I don't think it's fair to call the Mac Pro price ludicrous (ok the stand is a bit much). The components literally cost that much and it is geared towards a particular audience (e.g. Pixar).
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
It used to have this. The recommendation engine used to actually be good.
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
OMG thank you!
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
I had sudo setup to use fingerprint, but at some point it quit working... config files are still correct. Not sure what happened :(
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
Touch Bar, no... but Touch ID?
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
Oh is it "Seattle is dying"? Have definitely been meaning to watch that.
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
The issue is prison is about "doing time". If someone doesn't want to "get better" then that is the thing you treat. I didn't watch the video mostly because I don't know what it contains and I have kids ar
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
We are saying essentially the same thing, just that what's there isn't all bad, just not good enough and ignores a group of people because we've decided that we don't like people who are on drugs.
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
As I said above... the issue seems to be no place to go for people addicted to drugs.
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
The issue is the criminal justice system will just throw them behind bars and do nothing else. Prison is basically "We don't know what else to do with you so we'll throw you in here and hope you get better by the time you com
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
The support is great, as I understand it anyway, unless you are addicted to drugs. The places for the homeless to go to do not accept people with drugs, which seems reasonable but then you create this situation with lots of addicts on the s
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
Yes, and it is mostly up to the maintainer of the image on how to handle tags. Typically minor patch releases are not kept around once the new patch is out. May be worth filing an issue if this is problematic?
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
This is how the official images work. https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/tree/maste... Each image has a manifest with all the source repos, tags, what commit to pull from, what arches are suppo
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
Buildkit has some interesting things around storing build cache information in an image.
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
This is not true. The images are rebuilt automatically when base images are updated.
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
> Unconditionally returning on errors all the way has exactly the same effect. No, an uncaught exception crashes the program. I guess you can generically catch all exceptions and get the same affect. > panic() is just another symptom
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
An exception interrupts the entire flow of the program. In go if something is truly exceptional then you can panic, but most of the time an error is non-fatal outside of a particular request (request not just related to a web request). I
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
How you handle errors is just as important (if more more) as the rest of the code.
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
Sounds like the same argument made against open source.
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
This is not simple in any way. cgo is convenient for being able to use "lib*" packages, but calling these packages is not free, and certainly writing cgo for performance reasons is not likely to be a gain. Go is plenty fast for mo
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
WSL 2 is a full Linux kernel running in Hyper-V rather than an emulation layer on top of NT. The article is about two things: 1. WSL 1 was not enough to run docker on it 2. WSL 2 is what was needed and with it Docker can use it and replace
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by cpuguy83 7y ago
Yes you can. The plugin just needs to be swarm capable. https://docs.docker.com/engine/extend/plugins_network/

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