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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
You are misinformed. MicroK8s and K3s can get a full-fledged Kubernetes setup running in less than a minute. I run a five-node cluster at home and it is a breeze. Edit: I forgot about HyperiotOS, which is another viable option. MicroK8s has
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
I highly recommend Kubernetes as infrastructure. It has a reputation for being too complex to use on your own or with simple projects but that reputation is undeserved. Self-healing container orchestration has been eye-opening for me. Many
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
First of all, the “I don’t understand it therefore I assume it is bad and wrong until proven otherwise” trope is a tired one. Secondly, Rust does a great job of documenting its features so these questions are usually already answered. Why A
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
The author pointed out that they published benchmarks using the same test that had not been optimized for AMD yet. But they included that information in the publication, including on the graphs that would otherwise appear to show the outrig
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
Take a look at the parts of the D3 API used here and explain what parts of the React API could be used to replace them. They serve two very different use cases. React has tools for state management, code reuse, routing and other common fron
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
I recommend you read the article’s legal input before you try this for yourself. Apparently the best case scenario is that those who exploit this pay restitution and the worst case is that they are tried for securities fraud.
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
What constitutes a generic term? Could I use Rottweiler as a trademarked brand? What about Dog or Canine? What if I combined “generic” terms like DogHead? I think this proposal is too obtuse. These cases bother us because the man who founde
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
The Casio A168WA-1 has an alarm, a stopwatch, an optional hourly beep, 12 and 24-hour clocks and a light so you can tell the time even when the sun is down. It costs less than $20 on Amazon. It may not be good enough for a tech billionaire
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
A soviet is a local official (elected, I think) in Communism. It is not necessarily tied to the USSR. The soviet system was in place at this time, as is mentioned throughout the article.
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
This looks interesting but I could never fully commit to it because it seems to run as a SaaS product. If I am building a personal knowledge compendium I want to own and manage that data myself, it’s not enough to just have access.
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
Everything that you need to know about the author’s reasoning is in the “prestige” section. He claims that it is prestigious and therefore good to have a CS degree with no explanation of his logic. This is not a reasoned conclusion, it is a
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
Gwyneth Paltrow should be in prison. She found the perfect victims in women who are too wealthy to garner public sympathy. She found the perfect crime in one that is so obvious that one would be embarrassed to admit to having been a victim.
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
I’m sure the EPA, which is run by a man who was previously a lobbyist for oil companies, will handle this without a hint of corporate bias.
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
I love progressive death metal. I love that the songs are loud and visceral, then soft and nuanced. I love the complexity and technicality. But I don’t play it on the speakers in my thinly-walled apartment, nor do I play it out loud in publ
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
I like to cook, read and work on my home server and personal software projects. Do the things that the kind of person you want to be would do. If you are missing a partner or friends just focus on improving yourself and people will want to
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
It irks me when a page’s minimum width is wider than my phone’s screen. I am still using an iPhone SE (I just did a warranty trade-in for a brand new one and I have no intention of “upgrading” soon) and these pages feel under-designed. The
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
> "addicts" (as you call them) That’s what they are . I smoked from age 18 to 27 and I was fully aware that my physical and psychological reaction to withdrawal made me an addict. The concept that vaping is safer is an assumpt
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
> For a long-time big tobacco saw vaping as a threat to their business, they worked and probably still work to have it banned. When you vape you are using tobacco. Selling vape liquid is selling tobacco. It’s not competitive in any sense
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
The article seems to stick to what it can state on the basis of fact, making it clear which claims came from whom. Your comment, on the other hand, begins with “interesting coincidence” and ends in an accusatory rhetorical question. Who is
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
> No better than the tobacco companies that came decades before. I can’t believe people are this gullible. They are the tobacco companies. Juul is owned by Phillip Morris and all of that nicotine liquid comes from the same tobacco.
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
Making a project open source does not excuse the author from ethical responsibilities. Asking for changes to an open source project is not snobbery.
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
> I would happily argue that JavaScript is _worse_ than C. Hacker News with the hot take. You are responding to the title, not the article.
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
It is still considered incorrect by many. Some but not all dictionaries and style guides have adopted “they” and “them” as singular gender-ambiguous pronouns.
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
> I don't think C's memory management is bad. It's not right for heaps of problems Pun intended?
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
This seems like a response to the title, not the article. He is comparing his experiences with using and eventually moving past these languages.
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
Your point being? I said nothing that is contradicted by your comment.
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
I think “real-time collaboration” or “multi-user” would have been better choices than “multiplayer”. I was hesitant to criticize the term at first because it is so ill-fitting that I was unsure I understood what feature they were talking ab
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
> a lot of people are simply not interested and cognitively capable enough to get it right, sadly. This is how executives discredit engineers. Someone who believes themself to be intellectually superior to others and is socially inept en
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
> What the CEO controls—the company’s biggest moves—accounts for 45 percent of a company’s performance. What do executives think numbers are for? Why does the author find this metric meaningful? How does this number have any meaning at a
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by gatherhunterer 7y ago
Why? It doesn’t ask for an email address or any information at all so what are you protecting?

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