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by jdoliner 10y ago
Admittedly my response is another extreme from the parent comment. I run an open-source project and certainly don't have a take-it-or-leave-it attitude toward it. Although I also run a company behind that project and do get paid for so
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Maybe the cultural problem is actually that people like you expect open source projects to be like companies except that you don't have to give them money? Most open source code is written by someone because they want it and then they
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by jdoliner 10y ago
When you say "vetting" what are you actually suggesting they do? Check to make sure the information is actually true? As far as I can tell they did that. Check the make sure that the information doesn't put peoples lives in d
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by jdoliner 10y ago
> but I dunno if the stores will be as quick to forget. Why would the stores be mad about this? It seems like Hampton Creek has basically sent them a jar of Mayo for $5 and then turned around and bought it back from them for $10. (I&#x27
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by jdoliner 10y ago
I have a very small company / startup mindset but to me co-founder is really as impressive as titles get. I'd just focus your resume on what you did there. To me that experience counts for a ton since founders have so much less su
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by jdoliner 10y ago
I guess they differ in that one interactively prompts you for each change and one just shows you all the changes at once. But it's similar in that both are a way to confirm that you're committing only what you want to commit.
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by jdoliner 10y ago
All tech companies are silicon valley companies when they're being chastised. When they're being praised though they become evidence that SV's dominance is waning.
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by jdoliner 10y ago
This looks pretty similar to `git commit -v` which brings up a diff of changes in a text editor and prompts you for a commit message.
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by jdoliner 10y ago
HN has always had some editorial oversight from admins. That being said I'm not sure why you were initially surprised at this being on the front page with 4 upvotes in 11 minutes. That's a lot by hn standards. Check new, this and
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Could you explain a bit more why things get harder if service X is using service Y? I'm sort of the opposite of you in that I haven't used much of the Mesos stack yet but am familiar with Kubernetes. Services depending on each oth
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Our motivation would just be supporting both to the end user. I'm imagining a single Kube cluster with Pachyderm running on it and users can specify their jobs as either Docker containers or rkt containers. Ofc this use case is only as
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Will it ever be possible to run a heterogeneous cluster with rkt and docker containers running side by side in the same cluster? Or is that a bridge too far?
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Didn't the car bark it him though. The article says that Tesla claims the car repeatedly alerted the driver to take control of the vehicle and he didn't. I think you are wrong that this the first incident where autopilot was invol
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The Missing Feature in Data Science: Provenance(medium.com)
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Provenance: The Missing Feature for Rigorous Data Science. Now in Pachyderm 1.1(medium.com)
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Provenance: The Missing Feature for Good Data Science. Now in Pachyderm 1.1(medium.com)
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by jdoliner 10y ago
> There is no concern for how many shares we granted in the past to other employees or whether or not they are still holding them; the only concern is the current market... it would be irrational not to increase the option pool if that’s
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by jdoliner 10y ago
I see how that was confusing. I meant that the fact that Swarm doesn't offer such a guarantee is the reason that storing the data on the host isn't a solution. My real complaint is that none of these give you a way to do persisten
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by jdoliner 10y ago
This isn't really a CAP theorem problem and it's certainly not right to describe Docker as "AP infrastructure." What would that mean exactly? Would you expect this problem to go away if I used a database that sacrificed
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by jdoliner 10y ago
> Not saying that's a good idea, but it is getting closer. No, that isn't getting closer it's getting farther away. The whole point of containers is that they make the host machine completely fungible. If I can only schedu
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Pretty sure the parent actually meant GCE in every spot it said GCE.
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Keeping data on the host is exactly the reason that it's an issue. Swarm offers not guarantees that containers will be rescheduled on the same host that it was initially scheduled on and assumes that it can reschedule containers as fai
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by jdoliner 10y ago
> They can say they'd have Google's business if Google hadn't signed NDAs, learned their trade secrets, then decided to do it in-house. This seems like the issue to me, they can say they'd have Google's Loon busi
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by jdoliner 10y ago
I'm under the impression that in suits like this you have to show some sort of a material loss to claim damages. That seems tough to do when Loon doesn't make any money though. Can anyone clarify? IANAL
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Can we get a mod fix on the title?
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Good questions both. We make money by offering support and services for Pachyderm. This includes a couple of things. Implementation services in which we help people setup a working Pachyderm cluster on their own infrastructure, help train t
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by jdoliner 10y ago
This is the script we use to start k8s for tests: https://github.com/pachyderm/pachyderm/blob/master/etc/kube/... There's k8s docs on this somewhere but unfortunately they move around a lo
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by jdoliner 10y ago
I'm happy you're delighted! I agree very strongly with what you've written here too. I think it's unavoidable that programs wind up taking on some of the cultural qualities of the language that they're written. It&#
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Just to clarify, a dev k8s cluster doesn't require anything more than a stock installation of Docker. K8s has actually gotten pretty easy to test against recently thanks to being deployable as containers.
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Hi, I'm one of the founders of Pachyderm but I'm actually drawing more on my experience as an Airbnb employee in this comment. We used Hadoop at Airbnb and had a lot of problems with collaboration on data science. The biggest diff

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