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by erikb 9y ago
Yeah but it is written indirectly, and the only reason why it's clear to you is because you are probably trained (willingly or not) to interpret such announcements. Between my quote "hi guys, we've been bought" and this
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I agree, a lot of software NOT written in Go also has this problem. I don't know how it is in C world, but in many programming languages wriitng good activity reporting (i.e. logging) is considered a core skill of each program. It is s
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by erikb 9y ago
Networking is a topic where you really need debugging functionality. That's why it hits you the hardest there. Same experience here. It's terrible. But the underlying problem is that there's basically no debugging functionali
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by erikb 9y ago
The enterprisiest announcement I've read in a long time. And I work at a big corp. Wouldn't be surprised if many people who read this actually don't even understand that it basically says "hi guys, we got bought." I
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by erikb 9y ago
Can you define standard of living in non-monetary terms?Probably not. Yes, capitalism raises the monetary value of individuals the most. But if that again is a quality of life is discussable. Since we are not living in feudalism, you wouldn
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by erikb 9y ago
Interesting idea, but reality looks different. Everything underneath the PaaS layer becomes less and less important. With container engines it may be hard to see for most people yet, I have to admit that. But with OS and hardware you can se
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I'm a little disappointed that this article makes such a big claim but actually states in the last map that all land is discovered. First of all I don't think it's true. At least some spots will be visited so infrequently or
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by erikb 9y ago
Morality. The funny thing about it is it needs to be there so you can follow it. For instance without a definition of property and theft you can't steal something and therefore it wouldn't be immoral. If nobody owns the car it doe
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by erikb 9y ago
(I like the discusssion about morality as well, but can't fit it into the discussion about the best system. Therefore it follows in a second comment.) It's really hard to argue that way for me. How do you set the limit between the
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by erikb 9y ago
Kubernetes currently has a lot of traction in Enterprise world. Even the CEOs of the big corps currently know what Kubernetes is. That's why you need to support it in some way if you want to continue to compete. At least for the time b
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It's already the smoothest environment to run vanilla K8S on anyways.
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Surpressing egos usually means one has found a joker to beat the other in the fight for leadership. I don't think that battle is over yet, though. It's a very strong move Docker does here, but at the same time k8s is considering c
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by erikb 9y ago
Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying. Money laundering, mass killing of political opposition or mass killing of workforce are attributes of this system. You understand the way I define it very well. But for some reason you don&#x27
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> People somehow pressure them out. It is always messy and specific, so, it's pointless to ask for generalities. lol. then give an example. If my argumentation is true this should basically never happen.
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Who replaces the people in charge? Who takes care of the people in charge not getting corrupt themselves? Who takes care that the most logical action for a leader is not a corrupt one? It's simply not possible. And look through history
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In other words you consider a system not to be the sum of what people do but the theoretical definition of how it should be. When I say "system" I mean "all of what the people are doing including which kind of theories they b
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by erikb 9y ago
Oha, you really seem to have hit a self-illusioning wound here. And I'd say actually stock trading is the high stake gambling. If you increase the gambling sizes too high with card games etc, the public will believe it's unserious
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by erikb 9y ago
What I don't understand yet, is why the company would care about the short term investor. Sure the short term fluctuations are high. But on the long term they should average out based on average long term value of the company. Shouldn&
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by erikb 9y ago
Your name sounds familiar. Can you give a short summary of what else you've been doing? *edit: Ah, I found something myself. You're the lean startup guy right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lean_startup
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by erikb 9y ago
Nope. But the attributes used in this case (money, taxes, company ownership) are core elements of capitalism. Therefore the reference. I'm happy to present this in whatever terms you prefer. In fact it's the core of all systems, b
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by erikb 9y ago
You can apply policy top-down. But actually the higher one rises the ranks the more it is about pure, immoral power play. This again leads to the best psychopaths being at the top, which again means policy won't exclude their main meth
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Yes each of them is worried about losing here. But the system is the system. That is what "next" means. You discover a few, but it doesn't change the system.
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On a more abstract level it is the same in every system. But money, tax, company ownership are the attributes it has in capitalism. And this Malta Papers and Panama Papers topic is about tax, money and company ownership.
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This is the dark side of capitalism. It won't go away. You discover 1000 people, they maybe even lose everything. 2 years later there will be another 1000 people.
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People don't chase something . People chase emotions. And if you can trigger emotions with a virtual button click, then why shouldn't it work?
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Yes. However I think the definition of Capitalism is interesting. I don't think other people include "paycheck for work" as defining element of Capitalism.
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We used it heavily, but are switching away since it's not that stable inside kubernetes. Also some features are unnecessary if you have k8s already. Like you have a k/v store and you have service discovery already. I wasn't p
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Not impossible, just unfinished. I didn't read all the points because it feels like a pointed list, and not really a running text. But it seems to me like I haven't seen a single problem that can't be overcome with fine tunin
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Really nice, but out of date it seems. A lot of the links don't work and sometimes good alternatives aren't mentioned.
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The new account called "catchmeifyoucan" really increases my trust, bro.

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