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by fovc 7y ago
How often do people actually instrument their containers? I guess my original premise is wrong if you can simply set up the same monitoring inside your container
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by fovc 7y ago
I was thinking of this very limitation when posting the original Q. If e.g., there a RCE issue with my PHP server on Fargate, as the attacker I have a foothold and there's no monitoring inside the container as I try to move laterally.
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by fovc 7y ago
Are there OSS or commercial AMIs that have been hardened? Maybe some RHEL or CentOS?
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by fovc 7y ago
For people who worry about security (either sincere or tick the box types): what are the pros and cons of managed containers? It seems like you get a reduction in attack surface but also have fewer tools at your disposal
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by fovc 7y ago
Related question: how do you manage payroll in all the different countries? I noticed Gitlab hires as contractors but curious if anyone is using international PEO or other solutions Edit: Looks like Gitlab uses CXC and Safeguard Global as e
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by fovc 7y ago
Inc-Query | Operations | Full-time | REMOTE (UK/NL only) | https://inc-query.com Bootstrapped, profitable, very rapidly growing B2B tech company. We program surveys insanely fast for private equity and management consulting
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by fovc 7y ago
Alan Kay's group used packrat parsing with a slight modification to handle left recursion in their STEPS project. It lives in as Ohm(1). At some point I tried to use a similar idea to build an incremental parser generator for Emacs (2)
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by fovc 7y ago
Contact email is hn@inc-query.com
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by fovc 7y ago
Sure! I'm basically looking for someone who knows the best way to run one of the OS wiki engines on AWS with minimal hassle
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by fovc 7y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Chicago or Remote Looking for someone to set up a self-hosted wiki for us on AWS. Doesn't need to be auto-scaling, self-healing, nuclear powered; just a wiki instance with robust security, backups, and some basic m
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by fovc 7y ago
Inc-Query | Operations | Full-time | REMOTE (UK/NL only) | https://inc-query.com Bootstrapped, profitable, very rapidly growing B2B tech company. We program surveys insanely fast for private equity and management consulting
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by fovc 7y ago
I think the tree survival rate is baked into the numbers, and most of these trees will outlive me anyway, so year-over-year CO2 I think would be fine. The EOL question is discussed in sibling comments and seems to be the crux of the issue.
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by fovc 7y ago
So for a one time $600 donation ($1/tree [1]) I can be a carbon neutral person for life? Seems like a bargain. Am I missing something? [1] https://www.nationalforests.org/get-involved/tree-planting-p...
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by fovc 7y ago
Here's the thread link more readably: https://tttthreads.com/thread/1154516910265884672.html
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by fovc 7y ago
If more people file, does the fine increase or the payout decrease?
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The Citicorp tower design flaw that could have wiped out the skyscraper (2014)(slate.com)
1 points by fovc 7y ago|0 comments
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by fovc 7y ago
Inc-Query | Operations | Full-time | REMOTE (US East Coast only) | https://inc-query.com Profitable, very rapidly growing B2B tech company. We program surveys insanely fast for private equity and management consulting clients. I
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by fovc 7y ago
The EU is based on the free movement of goods, capital, and people. America has essentially open borders for the first 2 but not the third. I wonder if it had picked a different 2, what would've happened?
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by fovc 8y ago
If they were 20x over the limit, then they're now right at the limit.
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by fovc 8y ago
I don't know enough here to comment on who's right, but when the magnitude of catastrophic failure is large enough, model error is appreciably important. So in those cases past experience is a very important input into the decisio
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by fovc 8y ago
""" Of the nine sinkings, two were caused by fires, two by explosions of their weapons systems, two by flooding, one by bad weather, and one by scuttling due to a damaged nuclear reactor. """
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by fovc 8y ago
Do you guys make any money on the recruiting end?
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by fovc 8y ago
Inc-Query | Operations | Full-time | REMOTE (US/EU time zones only) | https://inc-query.com Bootstrapped, profitable, very rapidly growing B2B tech company. We program surveys insanely fast for private equity and management
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by fovc 8y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Chicago, US | Remote Looking for someone to help create technical documentation for our product. The product uses a combination of GUI and code snippets in a DSL, so the documentation will have to span from the low-leve
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by fovc 8y ago
The worker approach doesn't work if you need to update lots of Dom nodes. The example being a highlighter for a search term. While LOD would work (e.g., only update on screen names), the work featured to set that up is non trivial
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The Case for Leaving City Rats Alone(m.nautil.us)
4 points by fovc 8y ago|0 comments
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by fovc 8y ago
Without the causal link is this really groundbreaking or interesting data? Rich people have cars more often than poor people, and in a city where cars are a necessity only the most destitute don't have a car.
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by fovc 8y ago
How much configuration/yak shaving is required to get this or StumpWM running? I would love to set this up but am always afraid it will suck 3 days of my time
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Some thoughts on asynchronous API design in a post-async/await world (2016)(vorpus.org)
12 points by fovc 8y ago|1 comments
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by fovc 8y ago
You realize you're saving no characters writing S{M|A}T instead of SAT/SMT? :) It's like abbreviating world wide web to double-u, double-u, double-u.

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