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by geggam 7y ago
Then you dont have a sustainable business model. Why should I subsidize your failed model ?
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by geggam 7y ago
I do Netflix, Prime Video etc etc
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by geggam 7y ago
Arguably if you are publishing content on the net you are giving it away. There are mechanisms to charge for it.
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by geggam 7y ago
No, It does not. Businesses are created by people who offer services / products for trade or money. Govt has nothing to do with that and in many cases (In the US) creates barriers to entry prohibiting private industry
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by geggam 7y ago
Be interesting to see if we could start charging website owners fees for them using our processing power to render their site. Something needs to be done to encourage some efficiencies given the fact it takes more resources to surf the inte
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by geggam 7y ago
I am not worried about the economy as in I need to get rich ( Im not close) but realistically if no one is making money the impact of folks being out of work and unable to buy food starts to weigh in. The simple fact most countries are inte
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by geggam 7y ago
What happens when infected soul from US / other place visits china ? Is there an immunity built up in infected people or does the clock reset ? You cant quarantine the world and expect a global economy to survive
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by geggam 7y ago
In countries where sanitation is an issue will the infection rate ever slow and when people from countries who have it controlled travel to those countries does it restart ? I think I have more questions now that I watched the video than I
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by geggam 7y ago
fair statements. The point I was going to is there is a balance. The incorporated areas need to understand they need the unincorporated areas and folks need to have a symbiotic relationship. Too many times people try to overlay what works i
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by geggam 7y ago
Perfectionism is never allowed in a business environment. In fact most of those folks turn toxic because they don't get their way
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by geggam 7y ago
The Governor did nothing but coordinate. Any central known figure can do the same. The government never pays for or produces anything. At best it can be as good as private enterprise coordinating work efforts but usually it is much more ine
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by geggam 7y ago
>Also, there really is something special about the remote wilderness, and whatever that something is, the American West exemplifies it. Some people seem to viscerally need wild spaces; they're part of what make us human, and they re
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by geggam 7y ago
The overhead managing a container ecosystem to run production is not trivial. IF you are doing this in a service then by all means leverage that package methodology. If you are managing your systems who already have a robust package managem
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by geggam 7y ago
What requirement is driving containers ? How are you managing your infrastructure and if you have that already automated how much effort is it to add the software you develop to that automation vs the ROI of adding another layer of complexi
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by geggam 7y ago
Hate to tell you this but that second idea is much easier to manage from an operations standpoint and significantly more reliable. Also easier to debug and monitor... but you run your business to make developers happy right ?
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by geggam 7y ago
Running k8s on GKE is the only rational choice for anyone who isnt a large enterprise with a team of Google SREs to support k8s. Period.
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by geggam 7y ago
Looking at the current infrastructure and the current investment in said infrastructure. I think it’s a safe bet to go out 30 years or more before self driving cars are the norm. In cities sure. Rural areas not happening. Add the fact peopl
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by geggam 7y ago
You absorb nicotine in the mouth. You dont get tar in your lungs. No smoking is good for you but then again the leading cause of death is birth so enjoy the time you have. If cigars are your thing smoke it up
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by geggam 7y ago
Cigar smokers FTW...they dont inhale ;)
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by geggam 7y ago
given the longevity of webservices online I bet HN is gone before that day happens
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by geggam 7y ago
Score one for the cigar / tobacco smoker
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by geggam 7y ago
I think people have it too good. I think bored people are creating problems to solve. /2 cents
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by geggam 7y ago
Things like this really should make you realize how bad you don't have it. This is what unions fought, not when the office mgr takes away the nespresso machine.
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by geggam 7y ago
Think this article is a different variation on the same theme. https://mcfunley.com/choose-boring-technology
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by geggam 7y ago
So you dont use automation like sonarcube / qualys and other tools ? Our corp requires this at a minimum to even be deployed to development. Let alone staging / prod
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by geggam 7y ago
Now you create an interesting set of issues for the quality and security tests. How do you test code quality and code security as part of your pipeline for all of those different versions on the fly ? eg some run python 2.7 and some run pyt
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by geggam 7y ago
I have left old phones plugged in because I used them with wifi in the workshop. More than once I had to quit using a certain phone because the bulging battery started getting hot. Granted they were 5+ years old but its there.
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by geggam 7y ago
Saw 4 petabyes in it. Cant remember the hosts number exactly but it was several hundred bare metal servers of various sizes Behind Y! Groups
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by geggam 7y ago
Not sure if you are aware of this. We ran this at Y! https://vespa.ai/
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by geggam 7y ago
I quit doing it because I have an AWS account for small business side stuff and adding webmail is like 5 bucks a month. That and there are so many nosey devices on the home LAN these days I had to create 4 subnets with isolation so the nose

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