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by hacknat 8y ago
Are you excited and jazzed about the customer work? Or do you just prefer to do that now over coding? If you’re excited and genuinely enjoying what you do then you should probably allow yourself to just enjoy your new taste(s) and learn and
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by hacknat 8y ago
Some providers actually have policies that prohibit giving out any pricing information. There are so many reasons why healthcare isn’t close to a free market. Here are a few: 1. All medical residents receive their salaries from Medicare. 2.
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by hacknat 8y ago
Kernel development is actually one of the areas of programming where you do have to implement algorithms.
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by hacknat 8y ago
Yes they do, they have jump statements which is (practically) the same thing. Turing meant could the thing run forever.
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by hacknat 8y ago
By that definition the abacus is the first computer. I don’t disagree with you that Turing completeness isn’t a good definition of a computer (especially since the word itself is quite old and has been in use longer than even Babbage’s comp
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by hacknat 8y ago
I’ve been contemplating this for a while, and I just took the jump today. You’re right it’s just as good. Especially since google s-canned inbox, I’m feeling pretty vindictive (switched to paid proton mail as well).
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by hacknat 8y ago
It is telling that Chinese-US relations are at stake when a "private" citizen is arrested for a crime. Beijing was quick to say there was no wrong-doing before formal charges were even made. China wonders why we distrust their bus
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by hacknat 8y ago
Flannel has encryption. It specifically has a documented IPSec mode. I’ve actually run it in production.
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by hacknat 8y ago
I'm the author (CF contributed quite a bit) of the ebpf lib ( https://github.com/newtools/ebpf ) that they are using for this. I would love if anybody would love to team up and create a project that mimics this arch
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by hacknat 8y ago
I haven't noticed a difference between the two modes, this is the pair that I own: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0757WVSN8/ref=oh_aui_de...
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by hacknat 8y ago
Honestly, I don’t know, but my guess is that it had some things turned off by default. Actually K8s is the most encouraging project in this regard in that it has opinions about how containers should work so they are slowly adding all the se
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by hacknat 8y ago
At this point there really isn’t any security difference between zones, jails, and hardened containers. That word “hardened” is the key. Zones are a primitive in Illumos, containers are not a primitive in Linux, they are a collection of sec
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by hacknat 8y ago
I have a pair of Bluetooth headphones that can actually go both ways. It has a wired and wireless mode. The wireless mode is great for exercise and chores, but if I forget to charge them I can still use them.
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by hacknat 8y ago
“When there’s blood in the streets, buy property.”
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by hacknat 8y ago
Moonshine? Do you mean moonlight? ;)
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by hacknat 8y ago
Is it possible that someone smarter than you doesn’t want to work at Facebook? There are plenty of reasons, beyond ideological ones, not to want to work there. I don’t think I have any ideological objections to Facebook, but the product its
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by hacknat 8y ago
I was getting heavily recruited, by Facebook earlier this year (they checked in with me every two months), and I finally decided to send them more than the canned LinkedIn, “I’m not interested”, response. I told them that I didn’t think I w
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by hacknat 8y ago
Azure and AWS.
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by hacknat 8y ago
Yeah. Perhaps feature rich was an overstatement. I meant that when GCP does do a product it works like I’d expect it to work and has the features I need. Not always the case with a AWS, particularly around ELBs and VPCs.
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by hacknat 8y ago
This outage really doesn’t have much to do with K8s.
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by hacknat 8y ago
Question to Google employees: Why do you guys suffer global outages? This is your 2nd major global outage in less than 5 years. I’m sorry to say this, but it is the equivalent of going bankrupt from a trust perspective. I need to see some b
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by hacknat 8y ago
Yeah, AWS has never had a global outage, Google has had 2 now.
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by hacknat 8y ago
This FAQ on App Engine specifically says you guys can’t map a static IP to a site: https://cloud.google.com/appengine/kb/
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by hacknat 8y ago
What do you mean explains it? CNAMEs can’t point to IPs. This article doesn’t say otherwise. Also this article says you should use “www”.
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by hacknat 8y ago
What is your point? Those subdomains are probably almost all applications or APIs and not websites.
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by hacknat 8y ago
Not everyone can get a static IP for their site and if everyone did we would be out of IPs.
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by hacknat 8y ago
Not at all. A browser would never do this. It would break a lot of sites!
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by hacknat 8y ago
You can add AWS, Azure, and GCP to this list. Most people don’t want to lay out the money for a static IP, and why should they?
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by hacknat 8y ago
CNAMEs can’t point to an IP, not sure what you even mean by that.
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by hacknat 8y ago
It all comes down to the fact that we don’t really understand what intelligence is. We know it is an emergent property of several mechanisms, working together, and we are even getting a decent grip on what those mechanisms are and how they

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