erulabs

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by erulabs 6y ago
This might border on useless, but to me, if the workers for the most part "demand" a 40 hour work week, and for the most part "demand" over-time pay, etc, this isn't a breakdown in supply and demand. Anarcho-capital
902.
by erulabs 6y ago
> should be forced to work Falling back to social engineering and forced labor (hopefully) won't win you many points in the "let's re-architect the system" debate. If the Waltons never stopped stocking shelves and sta
903.
by erulabs 6y ago
This is exactly the issue with all recommendation systems. It's silly when I look at Amazon and see 15 different cat water trays just because I got one for my cat a month ago - but when it comes to social media the effect is really poi
904.
by erulabs 6y ago
Heh, I suppose that’ll be a two month vacation then? It’s a strange thing to feel sorry for the DHS though, which I wouldn’t mind seeing shuttered entirely. Petty alternative for a lack of evidence by someone with access to all intel.
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by erulabs 6y ago
Beautiful and wonderful and sad and beautiful again. Highly recommended read. > “The fallacy of dividing people into sane and insane lies in the assumption that we really do touch other lives... Hence I would judge the sanest man to be h
906.
by erulabs 6y ago
If you’re using Kube, I’m building a service to solve this for home hosting. Checkout https://KubeSail.com (YC S19) - we forward traffic to your ingress controller over a tunnel so that you can host public apps on the internet f
907.
by erulabs 6y ago
Squid ( http://www.squid-cache.org/ ) is fairly close to what you're looking for.
908.
by erulabs 6y ago
That’s part of Krugman’s persona - he does plenty of ranting - agreed on trying other economists. I like Stiglitz but no one is immune from human moments on twitter :P
909.
by erulabs 6y ago
I'm not sure it's fair to say the statement: "<actions> perpetrated in recent years by fanaticised supporters of <group>" is the same as suggesting <group> is an oppressor. One can criticize the Red Ter
910.
by erulabs 6y ago
Well, you gotta hand it to Tesla - they know what the country wants!
911.
by erulabs 6y ago
How do you know what a real-world problem is or isn’t? Avoid the intellectual trap of trying to socially engineer the world to your tastes. Watching stranger things might be more important than you realize.
912.
by erulabs 6y ago
It’s an ownership problem primarily - cities can blame states and states can blame the fed and the fed can blame the contractors. By the time anyone can figure out who’s really at fault it’s election time again. Swiss cantons have virtually
913.
by erulabs 6y ago
For sure the reasonable responses are edited out - It would take one hell of a world to make a Borat-like film _impossible_ - but that doesn't mean the current one isn't effective. I'm not sure I'd _change_ anything, but
914.
by erulabs 6y ago
It’s kind of funny to see a lot of posts saying Borat is a racist caricature - well of course he is! The whole point of the character is to see what it takes for some Americans to stop and say “are you kidding me?” Our own political correct
915.
by erulabs 6y ago
Just got the patch notification! To be honest - I’m more excited by the better visualization of what the car sees than the self driving mode itself. Driving the model 3 is so pleasant that I do not find myself wanting or needing self-drive
916.
by erulabs 6y ago
“Freedom” defined as “more choice” is simple. The consequences of freedom of choice are -not- simple. Very different meanings.
917.
by erulabs 6y ago
You're correct, but I meant - lives saved due to lock-down. If the lock-down meant 0 people died from COVID, then you're totally correct. Was slightly hyperbolic I suppose :)
918.
by erulabs 6y ago
In business, science, philosophy - the first objective is to define your goals. I find these kinds of papers and the general discussion surrounding lock-downs seem to miss this first step. If the goal is to preserve the maximum number of hu
919.
by erulabs 6y ago
Way back in the day particularly the Athelon / Applebread days and chips had the first on-die memory controller for consumer processors. While they had fairly significantly lower IPC than some Pentiums (remember the Pentium D egg cooke
920.
by erulabs 6y ago
Heh - this is extremely close to the company I am building! Shared Kubernetes is a great starting point, but unless the PaaS can be installed on _any_ Kube cluster I wonder how much of a step forward this really is. That said, auto-configur
921.
by erulabs 6y ago
I could not agree more. Replacing classism, racism, etc with an -apparent- meritocracy helped the middle class to swallow continuing inequality: instead of keeping the poor folks out - we kept the uneducated out - forgetting the two groups
922.
by erulabs 6y ago
We offer free built-in (kubesail managed) domains, but don't offer domains for purchase - that would be nice to add eventually but we're a small company, so holding off on that for now! Ideally, you don't need to learn Kubern
923.
by erulabs 6y ago
Thanks for the shout-out! I wanted to post "we do exactly this!" but didn't want to be an advertisement, so I appreciate it :P (co-founder of KubeSail, if anyone has any questions!)
924.
by erulabs 6y ago
Yeah! They have a really great community in their chatroom as well - A lot of our Kubernetes templates are based on their excellent Docker images :)
925.
by erulabs 6y ago
Nice! I recently wrote a blog article about home-hosting on a RPI4 using kubernetes ( https://kubesail.com/blog/k3s-raspberry-pi ). Such a bright future in home-hosting - really looking forward to seeing the movement gro
926.
by erulabs 6y ago
To me cities are fantastic due to their diversity - to that end large monolithic public works like a single unified rail system or other mass transit are almost anathema to what a city is. Probably not a common opinion on HN: but let a thou
927.
by erulabs 6y ago
Yep - we expose the Kubernetes API (and add mutating controllers to help automate some of its actions). Right now we don't do "hosted control plane", rather - you can either use our hosted clusters where you have namespace-le
928.
by erulabs 6y ago
Congrats on the launch! Don't have kids (yet!) but am super interested in educational start-ups. Good luck, hope to be a customer in a couple years!
929.
by erulabs 6y ago
Strictly speaking our observations are not continuous. We pointed a large array at it and then the array probably went on to other work and looked elsewhere - so technically “was” is more correct, since we do not know what it “is” doing, ra
930.
by erulabs 6y ago
Thanks for the shout-out! We’re trying to be like an “open-Heroku” - back when I worked on OpenStack it was called “the open cloud” and no one knew what we were on about - open stack was enterprise as enterprise gets! Our goal is to make a

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