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841.
by ivalm 6y ago
Maybe, but we didnt, so here we are and I don’t see any megafauna to hunt near me. In the future we may wish to think more about our changes.
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by ivalm 6y ago
Ive previously (aftermarket) added consumer GPUs to an hpe proliant server in a non-dc environment (using pcie riser card). Main issue was lack of appropriate supplemental power cabling, so I had to run a separate (consumer) power supply fo
843.
by ivalm 6y ago
I missed it! I don't think I can delete my submission but if moderator wants to that would be totally good.
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IBM job ad calls for 12 years’ experience with Kubernetes – it is six years old(theregister.com)
67 points by ivalm 6y ago|41 comments
845.
by ivalm 6y ago
Yes, push/pull all.
846.
by ivalm 6y ago
No, I do not. Usually though it is easy since whatever reconciliation you did in one repo you can do in another. The only difficulty is if you rewrite remote history, so don’t do it!
847.
by ivalm 6y ago
This is a nice reminder that you can have multiple remote repos and push/pull to all of them at the same time. For my side projects I usually use both github and google cloud source (I use gcp). If one is down the other is still availa
848.
by ivalm 6y ago
then why do you need 10k/month to support traffic for 20k users. Their numbers really don't make sense on either side.
849.
by ivalm 6y ago
For past 30 years us gdp per capita ppp has been consistently ~35% greater, which is to say that the roughly grow at the same rate https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=France+and+us+gdp+per+... Here is a ratio to illu
850.
by ivalm 6y ago
18k/year with 6 mil users is... 0.003 euro per user per year? Certainly even running ads would meaningfully improve this.
851.
by ivalm 6y ago
I use github as well (but never just bitbucket), I feel jira provides a better coordination/overview functionality, although I agree in most ways they are convergent. Part of it is our jira covers multiples related projects/sub te
852.
by ivalm 6y ago
So what is like Jira but good? I use jira at work and I like it. But our use case is maybe more limited/liberal. For us it is: 1) list tasks to do and how tasks are linked 2) archive discussion about issues and integrates with butbucke
853.
by ivalm 6y ago
US government displaced and murdered native Americans for a long stretch of history. For multiple tribes this included extermination based on ethnic group. US soldiers acting in official capacity killed defenseless Native American civilian
854.
by ivalm 6y ago
But the problem is not indication that attack happened (light turned on). It is too late if the camera was used even if I was notified! The camera cover is not an indicator of use, it prevents use. Indicator of use is not sufficient.
855.
by ivalm 6y ago
That’s why we need global warming!
856.
by ivalm 6y ago
Somehow in all of this you forgot the word genocide. Oh wait...
857.
by ivalm 6y ago
We the American people who are bound by the legal treaties our American government entered into. The same American government that existed for the past 200+ years and currently represents myself and all other Americans.
858.
by ivalm 6y ago
But irrelevant to the point he is making? He clearly intends to claim that the outcome is not inflationary. I agree that in many points the article is not written carefully (and sometimes straight up wrong... Ca has no vent shortage, curren
859.
by ivalm 6y ago
Inflationary policy in a deflationary market doesn’t lead to inflation (see US or Japan). There are lots of issues but I don’t think inflation is one we need to worry about.
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by ivalm 6y ago
So would you say there is never a use case for something like builder pattern? I feel like at least for readability builder patterns can be very nice (Take blah then do a then do b then do c then do d then return the result which is if same
861.
by ivalm 6y ago
Right, I am sure I have a first impression, which could be good or bad, and that impression does inform my later views. However, just objectively I know for a fact that I declined some candidates I initially liked and I hired a few people w
862.
by ivalm 6y ago
Grandop said > research suggests that interviewers know after 20 seconds whether they'll hire someone. That’s not first impression, that’s a meaningful ability to see if I hire someone. I can tell you that without seeing code/
863.
by ivalm 6y ago
This has definitely not been my experience when I do tech interviewing. Lots of people can talk the talk...
864.
by ivalm 6y ago
If they feared for their life they wouldn't have acted so relaxed and would have been inside the house, not swinging around outside.
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by ivalm 6y ago
Geostationary satellites have very well known position and use atomic clocks to ensure they are synchronized. So when you get a signal for 3 geostationary sats you can have both extreme precision in their position and in time delay between
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by ivalm 6y ago
Poor people generally have high debt to asset and debt to income. Inflation helps them.
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by ivalm 6y ago
On iPhone 11 Pro and updated Safari typing “sketch” and pressing “go” leads to sketchers website. Have to click on “google searches” to get other results.
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by ivalm 6y ago
This was very sad to read...
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by ivalm 6y ago
Foreign students typically pay the "state" part of the support as well. For PhD students, well, all grad students are cheap high skill labor, so the uni is always the big beneficiary.
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by ivalm 6y ago
Totally agree, in many academic settings this is already a thing (and I say it as a social democrat!).

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