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by iwwr 5y ago
It's easy to have standardized setups, even immutable and rollbackable ones. What isn't so easy is troubleshooting when things go wrong, especially with many moving parts. It's better to have a simpler, dumber system due to l
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by iwwr 5y ago
I dunno, if they get their stuff done with little supervision and bring in a little maturity and experience, I would call that professionalism.
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by iwwr 5y ago
These chips, at least in IC form, could enable the long-term exploration of Venus from the surface. This is because SiC can work at 400C or higher temperatures.
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by iwwr 5y ago
I would imagine a human civilization with a sizable Mars city is already pretty adept at putting big payloads into space, so their understanding of "cheap" might be considered quite wasteful for the present day. On the other hand,
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by iwwr 5y ago
That's for a minimum energy Hohmann transfer, and within the launch window. To be truly threatening, nukes aimed at Mars have to be much more wasteful in terms of payload for the reaction mass. You can get to Mars in a day or less, but
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by iwwr 5y ago
If you don't need to dive into the rabbit hole that is Hashicorp and Terraform and can manage with just clustetctl and kubectl. Or if you prefer yaml with no templating :) Terraform isn't a wrong decision, just that CNCF now has a
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by iwwr 5y ago
Quarter depends on reporting periods, or fiscal year, which does not match calendar year everywhere.
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by iwwr 5y ago
You might even say that without classes python would be a simpler language, while keeping almost all its power :)
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by iwwr 5y ago
On the other hand, even tech companies reward particularly based on the number of people reporting to you rather than technical competence, smarts, acumen etc. That's because no matter how individually brilliant someone can be, what ma
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by iwwr 5y ago
>There isn’t enough housing. Last checked at least 10% of NY apartments sat empty (landlords holding out for rents to go up). https://www.wsj.com/articles/manhattans-apartment-vacancy-ra...
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by iwwr 5y ago
You can always... not treat errors or exceptions. You also create employment for oncall engineers and debugging tools, I'd call it a win-win-win :) /s
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by iwwr 5y ago
No idea as of yet. There are some better ways to represent workflows so they are more easily composable and/or visible, there could be a startup in there :) Some things tried: totally custom solution (most flexible), GitLab (unlike Jen
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by iwwr 5y ago
How about to ask developers to provide a job parameter DURATION, and some suitable default like 0.5 days?
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by iwwr 5y ago
It looks like the challenge is tracking cloud resources created as part of a CI infrastructure and not Jenkins itself. Jenkins can be nothing but a scheduling and execution engine, not quite a self-service platform for business workflows.
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by iwwr 5y ago
Just that by volume/mass hydrogen and helium make like 99% of what's out there :)
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by iwwr 5y ago
I guess here we want a fluid with high heat capacity, but which can perform well under lower pressure than an equivalent amount of steam. Good candidates are substances with low mollecular weights and which don't react with the pipes a
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by iwwr 5y ago
The wrong chirality form can sometimes be deadly[1], but at best eating it can lead to starvation. Assuming some sustained effort to introduce these organisms to the ecosystem. [1] - https://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/~ga
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by iwwr 5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirror_life Also a possible problem if you grow mirror algae, which can kill regular zooplankton and so out-compete regular algae.
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by iwwr 5y ago
Is this tool obsoleted by autoformatters?
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by iwwr 5y ago
How does this compare to Grafana?
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by iwwr 6y ago
And yet, the train could be more expensive
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by iwwr 6y ago
Ansible Molecule tests depend strictly on Docker: https://molecule.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ Also if your application is shipped as orchestrated containers (like docker-compose), or as multiple containers in a &#x
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by iwwr 6y ago
The article is fairly sparse in details and could be summarized by: >so if more components of the plant, or even the entire plant, could be built offsite under controlled factory conditions, such extra costs could be substantially cut Fr
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by iwwr 6y ago
This may work if Facebook were just a dumb hoster of content. The algorithm promotes content and sends notification in an attempt to generate ad revenue, eyballs and 'engagement'. This is less about censorship. Facebook is not neu
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by iwwr 6y ago
Host inventories modelled with ansible. For user X to gain access to ansible host group Y, you just need to make a merge request with your key and host group. CI syncs ansible configs with the hosts. There is also a cron that checks authori
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by iwwr 6y ago
> People with antibodies in their system should be allowed in everywhere without quarantine. Creates pretty bad incentives if implemented (people will seek out the virus). Also relies on accuracy of individualized antibody tests.
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by iwwr 8y ago
More like, mobility is a right. Areas without functional public transport still have to rely on cars.
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by iwwr 8y ago
You could store your git refs in another git repo and take a snapshot of those after each command that changes things.
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by iwwr 8y ago
This has the potential to be dangerous if it can interfere with the raft of self-balancing 'personal transporters'.
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