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by dankohn1 9y ago
Come for the lower expense ratios, stay for the focus on running low cost indexes mutual funds, as opposed to experimenting with cryptocurrencies.
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by dankohn1 9y ago
I cannot imagine a headline that would make me more interested in investing with Vanguard.
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Twitter, with Accounts Linked to Russia, to Face Congress Over Role in Election(nytimes.com)
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by dankohn1 9y ago
The guidelines we're following are at: https://github.com/cncf/landscape#cloud-native-landscape-pro... The CNCF storage WG is also looking at creating a "zoomed in" version of the storage section with hi
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by dankohn1 9y ago
Yes, OpenTracing is an API, with bindings currently available in 9 languages. Please take a look. http://opentracing.io/
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by dankohn1 9y ago
You're very welcome. You cannot imagine the amount of criticism it has engendered.
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by dankohn1 9y ago
Most folks will choose either Zipkin or Jaeger, but both are OpenTracing-compatible distributed tracing systems. You might find the Cloud Native Landscape useful for thinking about the options: https://github.com/cncf/l
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Who decides when you need to update vulnerable software like with Equifax?(dwheeler.com)
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by dankohn1 9y ago
You might be interested in CNCF's Kubernetes Software Conformance Working Group, which has been working closely with the Kubernetes's architecture and testing SIGs and providers of most of the Kubernetes distributions (including R
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by dankohn1 9y ago
It’s an email. I get to choose when to read it and whether to click the link and respond!
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by dankohn1 9y ago
CNCF had begun the process of moving two internal projects (that will be open sourced when they hit beta) from React to Vue.js. We'll now re-evaluate. FWIW, why we prefer Apache 2.0: https://www.cncf.io/blog/2017&#
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by dankohn1 9y ago
Because if an active debate is going on in response to my comment, I'd like to be able to participate. But, I'm not so self-centered as to assume that is likely, so I don't normally check.
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by dankohn1 9y ago
The most useful HN addon is HN Replies by Dan Grossman. You get an email if someone replies to your comment. Simple UI and real value. http://www.hnreplies.com/
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Kubernetes gains momentum as big-name vendors flock to CNCF(techcrunch.com)
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In Search of a Secure Time Source(blog.hboeck.de)
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by dankohn1 9y ago
Agreed. I should have been more clear on my criticism. If the author had the goal of convincing people beyond their existing audience then explaining their terms would have helped significantly.
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by dankohn1 9y ago
Thank you. It was an embarrassingly badly written article, not to even define the basic terms.
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WordPress to ditch React library over Facebook patent clause risk(techcrunch.com)
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Why developer evangelism is the secret to the success of Kubernetes(techrepublic.com)
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I downloaded an app. And suddenly, was part of the Cajun Navy(houstonchronicle.com)
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by dankohn1 9y ago
I highly recommend Inoreader. It works almost exactly like Google Reader, but with extra enhancements like filtering feeds and following Twitter accounts as feeds.
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by dankohn1 9y ago
This was superb. Love the analysis of how to do your job with clarity and panache. E.g.: "Think of your feed as a news brief. Begin with a lede or transition, even if it is very rudimentary. That will make it easy for the anchor to cut
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A Persistent Case in Ferguson Raises Doubts About Reform(nytimes.com)
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SharknAT&To: Vulnerabilities in AT&T U-verse modems(nomotion.net)
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How Kubernetes Stole Docker Swarm’s Share of Voice(fixate.io)
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by dankohn1 9y ago
I think it's fascinating how much she relies on her smartphone to connect to most of the resources. You can imagine, as climate change likely makes these sorts of disasters more common, that companies will adapt to better providing eme
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For One Family in Houston, an Overwhelming Start to Recovery(nytimes.com)
1 points by dankohn1 9y ago|1 comments
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by dankohn1 9y ago
You think any of us would ever have heard about this is the cop hadn't been required to wear a body camera?
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by dankohn1 9y ago
Because body cams are the most important technology for freedom of the decade.
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‘This is crazy,’ sobs Utah hospital nurse as cop arrests her for doing her job(washingtonpost.com)
93 points by dankohn1 9y ago|77 comments

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