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by gouggoug 7y ago
No it wouldn’t. Ultimately the company is responsible for having processes that prevent this to happen. However, processes fail. Obviously if both the mechanic and the inspector plot together, then the process fails. And that’s what happene
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by gouggoug 7y ago
Sure, but is it really a question here that Boeing definitely would not try to hide this in the first place? Why would Boeing willingly and knowingly ship a plane with a fuel leak? They know a fuel leak has an extremely deadly potential. Wh
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by gouggoug 7y ago
I definitely should not and I don’t even pretend anything I am saying would hold in court. That’s not even close to the point here. I’m simply commenting on what I think is a misleading clickbait headline.
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by gouggoug 7y ago
What a sensationalist headline. > Boeing said it self-disclosed the problem to the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration after Air Canada notified them of the fuel leak. > The records stated that manufacturing work had been completed w
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by gouggoug 7y ago
As I mentioned here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20308175 , I think Magento did use it right, but EAV is impractical on a relational database not designed for EAV. This fact, however, doesn't show itself until
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by gouggoug 7y ago
The EAV model is great in theory and is probably great in practice _if_ the backing software has been _designed_ with EAV in mind. In the context of Magento, it is a real _nightmare_ and is one of the major contributor of the slowness of th
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by gouggoug 7y ago
Ha I see, I did not realize this was coming from CAPCOM-L and was confused
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by gouggoug 7y ago
Amazing website. I've been listening to the audio and a few seconds after the 171:04:22 mark, on the CAPCOM channel we can hear the voice of a woman that seems completely out of place. She seems to be saying "Howdy". Anybody
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by gouggoug 7y ago
I originally downvoted both your comments, but after a few seconds of reflection realized that it's not deserved, and undowned both. I think you _truly_ are missing the point of why it's funny, and that's fine. Humour is a pr
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by gouggoug 8y ago
Indeed. My connection coincidentally happened to slow to a crawl, allowing me to submit a comment, but not load a page!
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by gouggoug 8y ago
It seems you're now experiencing the HN hug of death. Is it a quota issue or Netlify not able to handle the load?
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by gouggoug 8y ago
Well, like 2 amazonians left.
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by gouggoug 8y ago
The argument that Kubernetes adds complexity is, in my opinion, bogus. Kubernetes is a "define once, forget about it" type of infrastructure. You define the state you want your infrastructure to and Kubernetes takes care of mainta
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by gouggoug 8y ago
Thanks, that was useful
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by gouggoug 8y ago
This is the second time in 2 weeks this happens. Last time it happened (Tue, Feb 26, around 12:41 PM), my Kubernetes cluster became unresponsive (and my website). I was never able to figure out if that was purely a coincidence or not, but I
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Ask HN: What IT technologies have been available for years but aren't mainstream
6 points by gouggoug 8y ago|1 comments
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by gouggoug 8y ago
Ha ok, thanks. I apparently am still confused about those!
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by gouggoug 8y ago
Do you happen to have any tutorial handy that explain the steps needed for a mac os user to set that up? I have a U2F key from NXP that works very well as a 2nd factor auth for my email account, however, I'm having a really hard time f
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Asciidoc to Presentation Slides with Slidy(asciidoc.org)
3 points by gouggoug 8y ago|0 comments
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by gouggoug 8y ago
You could explain this over and over to my 65 year old parents, they still would fall for it. They're far from dumb, it's just that it's a lot of information of to handle.
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A multi-repository documentation website generator for AsciiDoc(antora.org)
2 points by gouggoug 8y ago|0 comments
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by gouggoug 8y ago
Yes this. I've enforced this rule with my team for years and our git tree is a completely flat tree with the occasional branch diverging from and merging back into master. Here's what it looks like in practice: https://
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by gouggoug 8y ago
> Why did the people who created Kubernetes all leave Google? Brendan Burns went to Microsoft to work on Kubernetes on Azure. He'd been working at Google for 8 years already. Microsoft probably paid a lot to acquire him and it would
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by gouggoug 8y ago
> This is why it was open sourced, as a balance between control leverage and adoption. I feel like I read this kind of statement all the time and I don't understand the reasoning behind it. Google came up with k8s. They could have k
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by gouggoug 8y ago
Blaming Uber and Lyft for public transportation usage decline sounds exactly the same as blaming piracy for the music industry's decline. If public transportation was better, I wouldn't use Lyft as much as I do these days. It&#x27
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by gouggoug 8y ago
copy and paste the link in google and load it from the search results
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by gouggoug 8y ago
Totally unrelated to the article: Why does the washingtonpost hijack my browser history? I had to click my browser's back button 7 times to get back to HN, this is an infuriatingly annoying behavior that I wish websites did not have.
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by gouggoug 8y ago
I do to. The latest Beta build does not have this issue though.
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Google Ads – Customer Support Third Party Subprocessors(privacy.google.com)
2 points by gouggoug 8y ago|0 comments
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This Is What No One Tells You About Massive Weight Loss(huffingtonpost.com)
4 points by gouggoug 8y ago|0 comments

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