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by gkop 10y ago
I found the Minikube getting started to be a good experience about a month ago. If you did make Minikube the default for "give it a try" that would instantly gain k8s more credibility in my eyes, as it calls attention to the excel
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by gkop 10y ago
Going to San Jose is explicitly not covered "when your trip begins and ends north of Cesar Chavez St. in San Francisco."
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Golem project – a worldwide supercomputer(golemproject.net)
5 points by gkop 10y ago|0 comments
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by gkop 10y ago
The parent probably means an in-process substitute for actual Redis.
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by gkop 10y ago
Yes, there seems to be something missing. Noah readily accepts (in hindsight) that it was his fault he got fired, but neglects to say what if any steps his manager took to guide Noah to be a better employee. If this were the whole story, hi
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San Francisco Tech Pulse(fred.stlouisfed.org)
3 points by gkop 10y ago|0 comments
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by gkop 10y ago
Not an issue at all, we could probably benefit from your perspective :)
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by gkop 10y ago
Binti's main SaaS web product is a conventional monolithic Rails/Postgres app that delivers value in heaps and heaps, and remains super fun to hack on. We're building the monolith up higher and higher, and looking forward to
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by gkop 10y ago
Binti makes software that is transforming child welfare services administration. We work together in SF and are growing rapidly. Info in profile.
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by gkop 10y ago
Yup, for example I specifically remember the New York Times rolling out a persistent campaign of pro-Facebook articles, several on the front page.
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by gkop 10y ago
Another problem is that, as recently as May 2016, a brand-new 13" MacBook Pro from the Apple store is loaded with Yosemite. It's a totally crappy first-use experience to discover you are on an old version of the operating system.
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Deprecating Powerful Features on Insecure Origins(chromium.org)
2 points by gkop 10y ago|0 comments
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by gkop 10y ago
Is this an editorial? It's not clear from the page or the Dealbook FAQ [0]. It certainly isn't hard news: > It means that the riches will be split among the select few who have the education and skills to be at the heart of the
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by gkop 10y ago
The first two cases are at odds with the interests of the community and ought to be discouraged.
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by gkop 10y ago
I didn't get from dang that HN is going to require Facebook auth or anything else to make it more difficult to create pseudonymous accounts. Dang simply discourages creating unnecessary new pseudonyms because the community benefits wit
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by gkop 10y ago
The company claimed back in March [0] that Docker for Mac addresses the filesystem events. I observed that it works. While Docker for Mac has improved somewhat over the beta, unfortunately it's still quite rough. For example, it was on
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by gkop 10y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if that behavior remains the same. MySQL seems to be fine with long-standing bugs and other sub-optimal behavior hanging around, eg. https://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=20786 .
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by gkop 10y ago
Illniyar is right, a b-tree with a branching factor of 100 can index 100M rows in 4 levels. Even with the index on a spinning disk, should have no trouble coming in well under 100ms.
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by gkop 10y ago
For sure. From the perspective of a visitor to the site, you see the padlock, it should be secure. Cloudflare makes it extremely easy to disguise an insecure endpoint as a secure one. In fact, Cloudflare does this for free! It harms visitor
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by gkop 10y ago
And it's Cloudflare's decision to expose the endpoint as HTTPS, suggesting to visitors that it's a secure endpoint when Cloudflare knows that it is not.
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by gkop 10y ago
Where does human curation of the web live now? Is it all temporal (Reddit, Facebook, Twitter, HN, etc), or is there somewhere central that humans organize it "for all time"? Would a modern Yahoo with the staff surfers replaced by
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by gkop 10y ago
http://sublemon.com/ (ca. 2003)
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Ask HN: Show off your vintage websites
3 points by gkop 10y ago|2 comments
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Comcast suffers major nationwide phone service outage(local10.com)
3 points by gkop 10y ago|0 comments
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FourCC(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by gkop 10y ago|0 comments
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by gkop 10y ago
I'm impressed by the website's anti-ad-blocking technique; they hide the photos but show the text. I don't know about you all but, I responded readily by opening in an incognito window (where my ad-blocking is not enabled). A
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by gkop 10y ago
The newspaper has other evidence the manufacturer is sketchy as hell: http://www.latimes.com/projects/oxycontin-part1/
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by gkop 10y ago
If this were the reason, I would expect police unions to speak up in favor of gun control.
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Apollo: Everything you need to start using GraphQL(apollostack.com)
3 points by gkop 10y ago|0 comments
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by gkop 10y ago
I recently helped meet an RFI to be considered for the pre-qualified vendor pool for the California project mentioned in the article. At least one cool thing that 18F inspired is that all of the vying vendors' prototypes (developed as

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