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40 Years of Spam Email [video](bbc.com)
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by djhaskin987 9y ago
"Computer/Info Sci" was one of the few columns with mostly-red (fewer marriages). I guess we don't get out that much ;)
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by djhaskin987 9y ago
My wife and I use it so that we aren't forced to put our financial data online with some cloud service.
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by djhaskin987 9y ago
False. All the developers I've known who work with our on a daily basis pronounce it as "Cute"
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The Unfortunate Practicalities of Adopting Containerd(github.com)
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by djhaskin987 9y ago
It's exciting for me, if only to see a pure golang implementation. I never tried using database/sql but all the drivers use CGO and so I didn't want to have to wade through building my code with any of them.
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Terraform Helm provider that uses its CLI(github.com)
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by djhaskin987 9y ago
I'd start by finding a good company to work for, one that attracts talented engineers and fosters a culture of learning and respect. I tend to learn the most from the people I work with.
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by djhaskin987 9y ago
The reply of the guy Linus is addressing is worth a read: https://lkml.org/lkml/2018/3/20/871
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Google Trends: Facebook Interest, 2004-Present(trends.google.com)
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by djhaskin987 9y ago
Apt doesn't use a SAT solver it only removes conflicts if it finds them: https://aptitude.alioth.debian.org/doc/en/ch02s03s02.html
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by djhaskin987 9y ago
I just wanted to apologize, I incorrectly refer to the author of the article above as "him". It's a "her", Cindy Sridharan ( https://twitter.com/copyconstruct ).
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by djhaskin987 9y ago
Sure. What I mean by that is that if you use kubernetes, you will be using kubernetes service Discovery, endpoints, ingress, and volumes, where nomad is strictly the scheduler. For example you can easily set up nomad with consul service d
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by djhaskin987 9y ago
Kubernetes and Nomad are resource schedulers. Resource scheduling is a hard problem. For example, Linux is also a resource scheduler. Right now, we're seeing something similar to the OS wars in the 80's, 90's and 2000's.
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In Defense of the Hosted Language: Why Golang Isn't the Catch-All, End-All(djhaskin987.blogspot.com)
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by djhaskin987 9y ago
The third question will give you a valuable map of influence in the organization. The more often names show up and the context in which they show up tends to provide a very different map of the organization than the one in the org chart.
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by djhaskin987 9y ago
I know "thoughts and prayers" does nothing For what it's worth Matt, you have mine.
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by djhaskin987 9y ago
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