deadmik3

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by deadmik3 9y ago
I'd recommend looking into openshift. it's basically kubectl + cool deployment features. there's also free, paid, and dedicated online hosted options. disclaimer: I work on openshift
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by deadmik3 9y ago
> The thing about propaganda – why it works so well – is that it's presented as authentic civil discourse. so many people don't realize this. if you can tell it's propaganda on the face, it's shitty propaganda.
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by deadmik3 9y ago
ironically, the_donald is just one subreddit while there are literally dozens of specifically anti-the_donald subreddits that people complain about having to unfollow
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Red Hat Releases “Next Generation” OpenShift Online with Free and Paid Plans(openshift.com)
2 points by deadmik3 9y ago|0 comments
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by deadmik3 9y ago
oh boy just ordered my new vaginal discomfort iphone case
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by deadmik3 9y ago
pretty much our whole company uses irc for real-time communication, and I don't see that going away any time soon. it's lightweight and does what you need it to
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by deadmik3 9y ago
not to mention the recent leaks that show it's possible for the CIA (or for that matter, any advanced intelligence agency) to "fake their tracks" and blame cyber attacks on other countries
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by deadmik3 9y ago
consider the sunk-cost fallacy... you're focusing a lot on your 80+ hour work weeks which is clouding the judgment in front of you: a successful business exit into a comfortable job. the alternative is competing against this company wh
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by deadmik3 9y ago
Yeah, I don't see any reason why you'd be forced to use any particular IDE if you're using Git properly
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by deadmik3 10y ago
>Is your neighbor watching you, ready to report you to the state for suspected subversive activities? Maybe not to the state, but neighbors are absolutely watching neighbors ready to report to the court of social justice for suspected un
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by deadmik3 10y ago
>In addition, John Doe is also stating that Brian Katz, the director of global investigations, intelligence, and protective services over at Google, has falsely accused him of leaking information to the media. Doesn't seem like a fa
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by deadmik3 10y ago
Yeah my first thought was "this took 3 clicks" edit: maybe that's why they market it as "2 clicks"... since ubuntu is selected by default and captcha definitely counts as a click
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by deadmik3 10y ago
Smoked until I got an ecig (not one of the huge monsters, just a cheap $20 refillable) then smoked that until it broke then I didn't really want to smoke anymore
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by deadmik3 10y ago
It seems like the areas are really limited. Best I could find for my central Mass location was "Greater Boston Area" which really skews the numbers up (obviously cost of living in Boston is higher)
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by deadmik3 10y ago
I interned at a large company that stapled stacks of job descriptions labeled "H1-B OPPORTUNITY" on bulletin boards outside the elevators. They listed salaries that were super underpaid, and everyone I worked with was clearly an H
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by deadmik3 10y ago
I agree with you on this, the job description said it was just as much management as engineering. Management means being able to tolerate irritating situations without becoming an ass.
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by deadmik3 10y ago
I think you two have different interpretations of the meaning of the word "plan"
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by deadmik3 10y ago
"In Australia, where I spoke, Section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act makes it unlawful to do or say anything likely to “offend, insult, humiliate or intimidate,” providing alarming latitude in the restriction of free speech.&quot
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by deadmik3 10y ago
Cool info, but I cannot figure out how that chart is organized. At first it seemed almost alphabetical by model, but that's not right. It's basically just random.
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by deadmik3 10y ago
YouTube renamed to Google SafeSpaces As a real comment though, maybe this is Google's way of trying to put the pillow over YouTube's face? It's been costing them money for a long time, maybe this is their way to kill it witho
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by deadmik3 10y ago
Was it a cloth?
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Running an IRC bot on OpenShift v3(blog.openshift.com)
2 points by deadmik3 10y ago|0 comments
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Running an IRC Bot in Ruby on OpenShift V3 (Developer Preview)(mikeda.me)
1 points by deadmik3 10y ago|0 comments
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by deadmik3 10y ago
> Keep having children Really? This is fiscal advice?
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by deadmik3 10y ago
tried searching my full name hoping for a surprise nothing :(
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by deadmik3 10y ago
I'm not from kentucky or west virginia, but my understanding of those places is that it would be much worse to run as an atheist than as a jew
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by deadmik3 10y ago
"Cracking the Coding Interview" (probably wouldn't even have a career without this book) "The Little Schemer" "Stories of Cats and the Lives They Touch" by Peggy Schaefer
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by deadmik3 10y ago
That link (at least, the section you linked because I didn't read the entire page) doesn't say anything about it being economic, it just gives the numbers and even goes to show that we've apparently been making progress in re
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by deadmik3 11y ago
The site could be better but it's not terrible. They have $2 million so must be doing something right
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by deadmik3 11y ago
I see that one is 30 EUR, since I'm in the US it would probably not be so cost efficient. The open sourcing is great, though. The main bonus I get from this CHIP thing is the ridiculously cheap cost for what it gives you. At the very l

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