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by iooi 6y ago
> - I can run a root Pod? Lets mount the docker socket and start building images with it. Just in case you haven't figured out the proper way to do this, you should use docker:dind.
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by iooi 6y ago
Happy birthday! If you made it this far, your life expectancy is a lot higher now. That means you should probably start thinking longer term -- whereas in your late teens you thought about college, in college you thought about your twenties
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by iooi 6y ago
Why is Google forced to provide customer support* for something they provide for free? * they do provide customer support, it could obviously be a lot better
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by iooi 6y ago
There are so many alternatives to email -- Outlook, Yahoo Mail, Proton, iCloud, etc. How can you argue with a straight face that Google has a monopoly on email?
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by iooi 6y ago
I can see that, I think what I meant was "de facto" (think flask-user) library instead of "official".
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by iooi 6y ago
I would love to know what HN's python folks are using for new projects these days. I've looked at FastAPI before and it has some nice features like asyncio and pydantic integrations. But it doesn't have any official users lib
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by iooi 6y ago
That's if you're implementing SSO on your own, which most folks don't do. Most SaaS using SSO in their apps will use Auth0 or Okta. Dropping third-party cookies has implications for these integrations: https://supp
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by iooi 6y ago
Unnecessarily combative comment. There's a reason why radio and television stations are among the first things seized in a coup. Broadcast media is crucial .
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by iooi 6y ago
I can't recommend this YT channel enough: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9vLsnF6QPYuH51njmIooCQ It's so, so much better than "Grokking the System Design Interview", which I find infantile at best
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by iooi 6y ago
It looks like the person is floating rather than standing. I'm not an expert, but it seems like there's shadows missing.
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by iooi 6y ago
Because electricity is free. And internet is also free. And the rooms to put the servers are also free. A/C is free. And backup generators are free. And diesel is free.
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by iooi 6y ago
If dogfooding is the main reason behind using Angular, it's a bit ironic that <10%? of teams at Google use Google Cloud over Borg.
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by iooi 6y ago
Ron Fricke, the man behind Baraka and Samsara, was the director of photography (and writer, editor) for Koyaanisqatsi. I would keep in mind how novel Koyaanisqatsi was for its time, and that Baraka and Samsara are mere evolutions on a revol
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by iooi 6y ago
The other day Slack was down and someone proposed we use Google Chat[1], had no idea they built a Slack competitor. [1] https://chat.google.com/
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by iooi 6y ago
> That's the easy thing with ZFS, just add the disks as new VDEVs. Careful though, depending on how you're setting up the VDEVs this could introduce fragility to the pool. For example, if you have a raidz2 partition and then ad
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by iooi 6y ago
I just did this operation on moving from 12x 4TB drives to 12x 16TB drives. I did it over 12 days (each resilver was ~24hours) and it wasn't too cumbersome. Considering how often you're going to grow your pool, it doesn't see
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by iooi 6y ago
This is unnecessarily complex, you can just offline a drive, remove the disk, insert the new disk, and replace the offline drive with the new disk. ZFS will resilver the new disk.
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by iooi 6y ago
Another +1 for the Rosewill 12-bay/15-bay cases. If you're going to run this server anywhere near you, stay away from server cases like supermicro, dell, etc. since you will suffer hearing loss if you're around them for lon
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by iooi 6y ago
Obviously the cato institute would be biased in favor of Parler.
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by iooi 6y ago
This is one of the few blogs where I'll always read the entire article, consistently great writing and thought-provoking ideas. I agree with the other commenter regarding the Stripe application process. I've applied 2-3 times star
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by iooi 6y ago
Off topic, but do you have a strong preference for JAL over ANA?
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by iooi 6y ago
> doing obviously a journalistic work I don't think it's "obviously" journalistic work. Consider how little was redacted, the timing of the leaks, and the blatant bias.
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by iooi 6y ago
Ultrastar
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by iooi 6y ago
How is removing upfront pricing friendly to customers? It's horrible UX.
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by iooi 6y ago
Obviously HN always knows better, this reminds me of the Dropbox post. There's a great book that covers every single aspect of this escape, "The Spy and the Traitor" by Ben Macintyre. Rest assured that the British embassy had
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by iooi 6y ago
Weird that the market hasn't responded to this yet
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by iooi 6y ago
This is great advice. > Document every critique you make to create a code guidelines document. It helps more to have as much of this as possible in lint and style checkers, so there's no arbitrariness at all.
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by iooi 6y ago
You can use an NFS provisioner so volumes are set up automatically over NFS, no need to set up taints. https://github.com/kubernetes-incubator/external-storage/tre... MetalLB is dead simple to set up, and you can
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by iooi 6y ago
Running FreeNAS gives you a lot more flexibility and can be just as easy to maintain.
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by iooi 6y ago
Around 19:30 he gets the movement of ailerons wrong, in case anyone else was confused by that. When turning right, the left aileron goes down and the right aileron goes up. https://sites.google.com/site/thebasicsofaviat

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