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by etxm 7y ago
Agree / disagree. I’ve been using k8s in large deployments (1000s of nodes) for about 3 years. It’s easy to get started with using GKE, EKS, etc. it’s difficult to maintain if you’re bootstrapping your own cluster. 3 years in, and desp
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by etxm 7y ago
IMO if you purposely mislead a government regulatory authority and it results in death, you should be tried for murder.
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Attacking and Defending Kubernetes Clusters: A Guided Tour Walkthrough Guide(securekubernetes.com)
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What Did Ada Lovelace's Program Do?(twobithistory.org)
2 points by etxm 7y ago|1 comments
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by etxm 7y ago
Your ear is bleeding.
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by etxm 7y ago
Ruby on Rails reaches version 10, supports tab completing entire apps.
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The California Consumer Privacy Act Officially Takes Effect Today(techcrunch.com)
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by etxm 7y ago
Pretty sure Geoffrey James is a dumbass. I’d love to hear some tales of Y2K fixes.
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The Day the World Didn't End(inc.com)
3 points by etxm 7y ago|2 comments
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Mayan palace at least 1k years old uncovered by archeologists in Mexico(news.sky.com)
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Secrets-Init(github.com)
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by etxm 7y ago
> an infamous incident where one of the investors had to drive to Secaucus to physically remove the other engineering founder from the cage. I really want hear this story.
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by etxm 7y ago
> even a single person being offended is one too many This is absurd.
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by etxm 7y ago
Bringing nature indoors, celebrating the Yule, and Santa were all pilfered from pagan and Norse people.
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We Need to Move Beyond the Car(medium.com)
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by etxm 7y ago
Aside, the article mentions frozen_record and it makes me wish that DataMapper had been a more successful project. I really enjoyed working with it.
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Building a Smart Mirror with Phoenix LiveView(medium.com)
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by etxm 7y ago
If they broke your window they’d probably crawl through it.
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Ask HN: Security vulnerability discovered during interview
2 points by etxm 7y ago|1 comments
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by etxm 7y ago
Narrator: No they aren’t. They’re going to generate unsubs and spam reports.
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Happy Hues(happyhues.co)
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by etxm 7y ago
>But if you think programmers aren't elitist, try wearing a suit and tie to an interview sometime. My first interview at a startup I was coming from an east coast finance and healthcare engineering background. I wore a suit to the i
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by etxm 7y ago
If you haven’t seen the CrowBox, a vending machine for crows, it’s pretty cool. http://www.thecrowbox.com/
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by etxm 7y ago
I’m saying the person in the remote area should be paid the same as in SF not vice versa.
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by etxm 7y ago
I think that’s a hotly debated topic. Personally I think that you should be paid the same wherever you live. Why should someone make more money because they choose to live in SF versus a farm somewhere. Cost of living is funny. Whose cost?
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by etxm 7y ago
I’ll tell you what, it looks really awesome. Kudos to the designers.
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Visual Subnet Calculator(davidc.net)
2 points by etxm 7y ago|0 comments
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by etxm 7y ago
Sorry, meant WebKit on iOS.
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by etxm 7y ago
Does anyone know if the mobile version is a wrapper around safari?
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by etxm 7y ago
Go through Kubernetes the Hard Way to get a low level grasp and once you understand what’s going on use a managed service.

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