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by geggam 7y ago
but it isnt vendor neutral because you have to setup the k8s cluster differently in each cloud
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by geggam 7y ago
>Sorry, what pain motivated using k8s, and using k8s relieved that pain. CTO / CIO / $SOME_C reads a blog and decides they want k8s is how it usually is introduced > What is 'proper' for staffing? Experienced C Dev
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by geggam 7y ago
:) Successful utilization of k8s, interesting metric, what is your criteria ? >At what point in the growth curve? I have seen properly staffed startups (in silicon valley) leverage the platform to pivot direction fast but overall I would
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by geggam 7y ago
Disclaimer : I get paid to setup k8s clusters for the bandwagon folks From my perspective k8s is really good for a company who has a team of experienced SRE who can manage k8s well and the company has a marketing team driving new developmen
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by geggam 7y ago
Dabble with LXC on Linux
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by geggam 7y ago
Having worked in the industry for a couple decades and been interviewing people for the last decade I can tell you the number of people who understand low level systems management is not high. Used to be a system admin could modify a kernel
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by geggam 7y ago
If you dont understand that you need to automate and manage your own packages (including containers) for Linux, which meet your requirements, then no framework will help you. You also need to do this for any pipeline for any OS.
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by geggam 7y ago
Lead acid batteries also recycle in to reloaded bullets. You can use subsonic loads with just cast lead or swag the bullets into casings and get into higher performance hunting loads. Assuming off grid prepper mentality is being used.
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by geggam 7y ago
DC to DC is less lossy
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by geggam 7y ago
When baling hay back in the day we would drop the beverages down the well in a fishing basket. Cold Cold drinks
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by geggam 7y ago
I will agree hardware still lags but for the target of servers and serving its fine. As far as BSD being a mess after base I completely disagree. Using and understanding a package manager makes life pretty simple. That said if the Linux com
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by geggam 7y ago
It still is a possibility. The Linux community is becoming a mess of things stuck together in and its getting to be really interesting to support.
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by geggam 7y ago
when I said "Work on the systems" I meant support maintain care and feed. Linux has become mainstream so there are more people in the talent pool to pay to support it. Windows ... has more so it is cheaper BSD simply doesn't
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by geggam 7y ago
Google doesn't use BSD. (to my knowledge) Yahoo! did but they also had BSD developers on the payroll. Any Silicon Valley company will pay enough but that is why when you leave Silicon Valley or a big tech hub everything is windows. The
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by geggam 7y ago
Because the people who pay folks to work on systems dont like to pay enough money to get that level of talent.
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by geggam 7y ago
What I work on has nothing to do with the fact googles products are no better or worse than others. Proving they are just normal people.
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by geggam 7y ago
Sometimes when I deal with people I think are less intelligent than myself I wonder what it would be like to be in that rare stratosphere of intelligence never running into someone who you thought wasnt an idiot. Then I wonder if I would be
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by geggam 7y ago
Ever work in a startup ? This feels like a startup.
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by geggam 7y ago
CVE list for android would be a good place to start ;)
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by geggam 7y ago
Or the PM team that wouldnt let the engineers do it right needs replaced. Always CYA guys... you will pay for this if you dont.
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by geggam 7y ago
rm -rf is not actually bad. rm -rf / as root ( to what you refer) will run until it runs into the proc file system but it too is not bad if that is what you want to do ... and as root you have the ability to make that choice. As presi
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by geggam 7y ago
Why is this downvoted? It is factual. Just because you dont like the president ?
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by geggam 7y ago
Not really..since the president can retroactively declassify material ( as can the secretary of state see : Hillary emails )
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by geggam 7y ago
My question around EV is arent we switching fossil fuels from petroleum (gas) to minerals (batteries) ? It seems suboptimal to not use something like hemp biodeisel or hydrogen ICE
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by geggam 7y ago
I can essentially haul a Prius around on/behind my Tahoe with 6 people plus the driver. Not sure we are apples to apples here
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by geggam 7y ago
I see usually 4 figures over and the standard saying goes it takes 5 years to see the cost equalized. Owning a diesel will save you money but buying or leasing wont.
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by geggam 7y ago
You can get a new tesla battery for 1400 ? granted most folks cant replace one but I can. I cant work on or replace a tesla battery. I have also rebuilt transmissions and that gets you a fraction of the cost because the clutch packs are typ
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by geggam 7y ago
yet my 2001 tahoe ICE gas guzzler has required only oil changes, brakes and tires. 260k miles and it still goes strong, diesels easily get to 500k miles An interesting twist would be using a hydrogen fuel in an ICE.
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by geggam 7y ago
A nation of laws, when the laws are followed and applied to everyone you have a fair and reasonable situation. The US was created as a Constitutional Republic with the constitution binding the govt. The govt has used its powers to erode tha
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by geggam 7y ago
Those 50% soon change into the .1% and with a democratic process you find folks like cambridge analytica who learn how to use propaganda to manipulate the masses. It is a terrible idea but quite common in history, you can also read history

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