dave-at-koor

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by dave-at-koor 3y ago
Great post. We (Koor) have been going through something similar to create a demo environment for Rook-Ceph. In our case, we want to show different types of data storage (block, object, file) in a production-like system, albeit at the smalle
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What to do with the UK's civil plutonium?(world-nuclear-news.org)
2 points by dave-at-koor 3y ago|1 comments
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by dave-at-koor 3y ago
I love how people responded to this question.
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by dave-at-koor 3y ago
Just what I was looking for, a happy medium between Wix and Hugo. Plus, nice intro to Supabase, which is also supa cool. Perfect for another project I am just starting. Thanks for sharing. Nice work!
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by dave-at-koor 3y ago
Nice.
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by dave-at-koor 3y ago
Nice tool. I guess it's kind of a theme with data. It's like oxygen - taken for granted until you don't get enough. Or clean water. And incidents are so rare that we don't get good at handling them.
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by dave-at-koor 3y ago
Interesting. Out of sight, out of mind. In the early 2000s, I worked for a company whose IT department was excellent at doing backups on a regular basis. Except they never tried to restore any of them. Turned out they were only backing up t
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Ask HN: When was the last time you lost data?
2 points by dave-at-koor 3y ago|4 comments
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Get a handle on your data control plane to improve performance and contain costs(koor.tech)
1 points by dave-at-koor 3y ago|0 comments
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by dave-at-koor 3y ago
I agree with your first statement. For years, I have been working on a website/app/community platform to support learning and debate about the productive uses of nuclear energy. My vision is more of a combination of the best of Re
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Breaking records in scaling Mount Everest is like modern data storage(koor.tech)
3 points by dave-at-koor 3y ago|0 comments
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A Retrospective on the Surprising Costs of Moving Data to the Cloud(koor.tech)
2 points by dave-at-koor 3y ago|0 comments
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by dave-at-koor 3y ago
Thanks for making your case. I tried a VPN service for a while to see what it was like to surf the web "from another country." It was with a provider "you can trust," but ultimately who can you trust? And it wasn't
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by dave-at-koor 3y ago
About the time I started learning modern JavaScript (~2015), Java developers were bemoaning the chaos of untyped languages for serious development. For me, it was nice not to have to worry about types for a while, and I resisted the move to
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Multus Is the Way to Go for Rook Ceph Networking(koor.tech)
1 points by dave-at-koor 3y ago|0 comments