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by geggam 8y ago
Any time you call a man with a gun to your location and they have immunity to shoot you based on their fear, you run the risk of being shot. Lately it seems that risk has grown.
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by geggam 8y ago
Operational burden comes when you have to troubleshoot an issue. Simply deleting and recreating doesnt solve reoccurring problems.
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by geggam 8y ago
https://github.com/kelseyhightower/kubernetes-the-hard-way https://github.com/kubernetes/kops Be aware of this bug at scale ... its interesting https://blog.quentin-machu.fr/2018&#
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by geggam 8y ago
The question isn't really whether you need dozens of machines, it's whether you can foresee eventually maybe needing dozens of machines. Kubernetes doesnt manage the machines. It manages the applications on machines that are man
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by geggam 8y ago
Do kubernetes the hard way and soon you might realize its not really a nice shiny machine. Its a complex system which you can put together in a way to help.... or hurt, completely dependent on your abilities. https://github.com&#
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by geggam 8y ago
I think the opposite. K8s hides so many things under layers of NAT that you really dont understand what does and doesnt work. The 5-15 issue is a self inflicted wound k8s brings to the party that is quite interesting to work around https:&
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by geggam 8y ago
Hard to fix something broken by design. Using TCP as the main message bus then using layers upon layers of NAT needs to be revisited, routing is the solution.
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by geggam 8y ago
A poor choice is better than no choice.
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by geggam 8y ago
Wonder if the asset forfeiture involved in all of those cases have to be returned ?
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by geggam 8y ago
The churches, as a non religious person, I can tell you the churches in Russia are gorgeous. The one in St Petersburg on the original island is simply stunning.
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by geggam 8y ago
If you have a business in a country and cannot afford to pay your workers high enough wages that they can afford to live without society subsidizing them. Then you cannot afford to run your business and are stealing money from the society y
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by geggam 8y ago
Developers managing infrastructure is expensive. Get some experienced architects and operations folks who dont let developers use resources because they are there. Amazes me when I see automation stacks with 5x the hardware you need to run
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by geggam 8y ago
This ^ gets you hired.
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by geggam 8y ago
And this surprises who ?
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by geggam 8y ago
“A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” “A properly run business, being necessary to ensure profit, the right of the people to ke
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by geggam 8y ago
The thing about the bill of rights and the constitution. They are in plain english with the intent clear. Unethical leaders and folks in power will attempt to twist the language to meet their goals. This corruption is what causes problems i
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by geggam 8y ago
The constitution is pretty clear about arms. The intent was to empower citizens to create a militia, implying military grade arms, when any enemy ( foreign or domestic ) required. The fact the govt controls a military would be reason for th
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by geggam 8y ago
I have been working in Silicon Valley area companies for over 10 years and a degree or my lack thereof has never been an issue. I also have had PhD's reporting to me. It is interesting when I do run into companies who think a degree is
859.
by geggam 8y ago
To think Google ( doubleclick ) and their competitors ( aggregate knowledge ) and others in that space arent already associating your browser history with your identity is a bit naive.
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by geggam 8y ago
Been down to less than 200 dollars left spanning several credit cards with wife and kids. Never will I dig that hole again. When I am out of money I am done. Come take what you want. Don't spend what you don't have. Ever.
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by geggam 8y ago
Glad to see I am not the only person who is aware of this.
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by geggam 8y ago
Where I live people are on facebook selling home cooked food and offering to do handy man work. Jobs I grew up with in fast food that could be relied on to provide 38 or so hrs a week now provide my teenagers 16-20. The teenagers are compet
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by geggam 8y ago
Go tour a factory. Where there used to be 300+ people there are now 20. Guess what automated robotic things you now see that weren't there before ?
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by geggam 8y ago
I think the scale of the fiat currency and economics in the US allows for sectors to fluctuate wildly without impacting others. I also think the current state of economics is a complete unknown to everyone who tries to influence it. Fortune
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by geggam 8y ago
The interesting part to me is the lack of a constitutional amendment granting the govt these powers. The only reason the govt has these powers is we let them. Constitutionally they dont have a leg to stand on.
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by geggam 8y ago
No, they weren't infallible. They were however, experienced in human nature and saw tyranny/ death in ways you only imagine. Ignoring that experience dooms us to repeat the problems. Assuming your intellect is superior to that w
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by geggam 8y ago
The US bill of rights doesnt define the rights. The bill of rights calls out special rights that the govt shall not touch. The rights are granted to us by our creator aka natural law. The same law used to declare our independence from the c
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by geggam 8y ago
NIMBY attacks those ideas pretty quick. I have seen tiny home homeless projects get killed because no one wants that around them.
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by geggam 8y ago
If you are threatened by someone sleeping on the streets you should seek help.
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by geggam 8y ago
Perhaps we will quit criminalizing the poor. My hopes aren't too high though.

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