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by dsnuh 8y ago
About 75% according to this: https://www.essilorusa.com/newsroom/vision-impact-institute-...
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by dsnuh 8y ago
I noticed this "getting to yes" attitude with my lawyer , and realized after a while it was because all the back and forth communication, discovery, on and on... it all took forever, and at pretty much any point the other side cou
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by dsnuh 8y ago
I have to ask if you are speaking from experience here or just dislike lawyers based on tropes in our culture? Having been through a 2 year legal battle myself, I can tell you that the complexity is there for a reason, and that reason is la
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by dsnuh 8y ago
While I don't disagree with much of what you said, I think it misses the point of the article, which is that the legal industry has a hard time using new tech, because they don't trust anything not created in-house. Breaking into
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Anecdata, but I spent about $30K in attorney and court fees during my divorce, and I got a reduced hourly rate and retainer because I was buddies with a guy that clerked for him. It definitely didn't feel like a bargain, but so much of
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by dsnuh 8y ago
I understand that. I wasn't asking for an explanation of what it was, just asking for data since I found it surprising.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Homestar Runner reference?
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Interesting stat on employee theft being bigger than shoplifting, can you link to some support for that?
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by dsnuh 8y ago
I feel like the first time you see a vim/emacs power user is one of those eye-opening moments in your learning.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Also, the top earner, besides being self-taught only claims 5 years experience. I wonder what the story is.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Great article and data, thanks for doing this. Small note: you have a typo, "long tale" should be "long tail".
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by dsnuh 8y ago
An interesting data point is that the highest salary ($206,000) also reports as"self-taught".
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by dsnuh 8y ago
My questions were based in the video I linked above, which it sounds like may be incorrect in the way it presents the topic?
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by dsnuh 8y ago
I just realized I was replying to the wrong parent comment! So sorry. I was talking about a PBS Space Time episode on YouTube I saw in (or came across via) a different comment. https://youtu.be/KePNhUJ2reI
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Thanks for the detailed reply! One point that was made in the video was that inside a black hole, space is collapsing faster than light. This seems like more than a change to coordinate system? Doesn't this mean that time is also movin
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Thanks for linking to the video, it was the most informative handling of the subject I have seen. After watching, I have a question, please forgive if it is ridiculous or displays some fundamental problem with my layman's understanding
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by dsnuh 8y ago
>Fabric in the sense that you cannot travel across space without also traveling across time. * Unless you happen to be a photon.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
The scooters and bikes are a complete nuisance in my city. The companies littered almost every intersection with 4-8 scooters. I don't see the bikes as much anymore, other than stolen ones that every homeless person seems to have now.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
The old Sans Serif font trick! Haven't seen that since the AOL days.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
That's how we do it also. You need to integrate a new process that is triggered on base image rebuild that redeploys your container with the new base image (which has security fixes, etc). This pipeline needs to start in Dev and be app
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Yeah, I think I have an understanding now. We use tagged Docker base images with the app dependencies baked in so you can just use a FROM your Dockerfile and know you have the dependencies in the image and you just add and run your app code
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by dsnuh 8y ago
I'm not sure if I understand correctly. Are you saying that you run venv commands as part of the build step for your containers (i.e. a RUN line in you Dockerfile) and then pip installing modules in another build step?
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Just a note - palm trees are part of the grass family, and have more in common with bamboo and turf grass than they do with trees. It doesn't surprise me that they would be different.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
That's even more confusing! :)
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by dsnuh 8y ago
*If by some chance you haven't seen the BG reboot by now, this is a bit of a spoiler. :)
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by dsnuh 8y ago
There's a reason it reminds you of it...
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by dsnuh 8y ago
My apologies is I misread what you said, it looked like your reply was to "anyone running their own cluster is insane" in the previous comment. And as I said, to me that means "on their own bare metal servers". I'm
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by dsnuh 8y ago
Are you using GKE for your production environment? Kubernetes has lots of great features, and definitely imposes some good operational patterns, but it's no panacea, and for those of us who can't put their applications in the clou
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by dsnuh 8y ago
I really think that all Kubernetes related posts and articles need a footnote - "Kubernetes allows you to scale simply!"* "Kubernetes takes minutes to set up!"* *When using GKE or another managed service.
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by dsnuh 8y ago
I guess it depends on your definition of "small projects". I agree with the article that if you are interested in getting something out there for people to use and see what kind of interest you get, then adding Kubernetes to the m

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