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10y ago
Kubernetes has worked really well for us, it's given use distributed systems primitives that just work which has allowed us to focus on the parts of the system that are unique to what we're doing. We get a lot of questions about w
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11y ago
I'm pretty sure the limiting factor for trucking throughput is drivers not trucks. That's why labor accounts for 75% of the cost of shipping.
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11y ago
Hopefully our convoy of self driving cars will learn to stay separate from the convoy of self driving trucks.
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11y ago
Confusingly enough Google Container Engine != GCE. GCE is Google Comput Engine, which doesn't abstract out much of the administration. Google Container Engine (or GKE) on the other hand does abstract out most of the administration via
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11y ago
If anything I'd say that the play goes above and beyond what I'd expect to make the other characters look good by comparison. For example take the final song which shows Burr being remorseful about the slaying of Hamilton. In real
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11y ago
Most of us knew :) But great suggestion none the less, it really does speak incredibly well to our current political situation and makes the case well that we are living in Alexander Hamilton's america.
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11y ago
Warning, unabashed Alexander Hamilton fan here. It's truly appalling that this article questions Hamilton's dedication to abolition. He did a great deal to actively fight slavery during his life and it's all incredibly well d
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11y ago
Really cool point. I'd argue that the investment strategies you're describing are actually creating value. Getting information about carcinogens out into the world is a plus for sure. Another instance of this is Herbalife which is
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11y ago
That is a very elegant bit of deductive reasoning. It makes their demise seem inevitable.
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11y ago
Why would that be better? There's huge value in having 2 independent studies that can check each other's assumptions than putting all our eggs in one basket.
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11y ago
Or they could have trigger warnings for thumbs downs like tumblr. Best of all worlds.
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11y ago
I'm among the group that has trouble questioning the validity of homework so I tried to approach this article with an open mind. I have some questions regarding what's actually being measured and over what period. In particular ho
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11y ago
Title seems a bit misleading to me as well. > President Obama Nominates New Librarian Of Congress Who Supports Open Access, Fights Against Surveillance
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11y ago
Very cool stuff. How compatible is this with docker-machine?
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11y ago
Yeah, I didn't read that very closely :-/ Still cool, but not as much as I'd thought.
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11y ago
I'm pretty wowed.The quality of code that's being opensourced lately really seems to be ticking up. I didn't take the time to play with it so I'll be interested to hear the first reactions but it certainly looks pretty g
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11y ago
Flash is unrelated to a web browser? I mean I hate flash as much as the next guy... but how can Flash not be related to a browser?
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11y ago
This is really awesome. I was so excited I actually clicked the fake download buttons to try to install it. So when does this role out?
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11y ago
To clarify it's not that emoticons can't be part of how people communicate at work. I just couldn't really believe those exchanges they were showing there. Slack puts the whole conversation right in front of you and makes lin
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11y ago
I clicked this hopeful that Facebook had made a new product tailored to the needs of an office. Instead it seems like they recently decided that their existing product just happens to already be the perfect product for the office and rebran
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11y ago
Is there something glaringly immoral about this?
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11y ago
I feel like this comparison of the two started during the handset wars. If you'll recall they were very chummy companies before that with Eric Schmidt sitting on both boards. With the handset wars cooling down a bit I think the compari
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Central banks are planning to launch a new form of digital currency
(yournewswire.com)
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It's interesting how ride hailing apps seem to benefit from literal names early in life. UberCab being the other prominent example. But later on they drop the more literal part of the name.
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11y ago
I've always wondered if its actually the joblessness that degrades people's self worth or the job search that must not be going to well and thus keeps them jobless. Would a person without a job but with a basic income and thus not
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11y ago
Agreed, it minimizes the friction in going from regex to usable data structure more than any previous solution I've seen. Really makes me appreciate the value of Go's field tags.
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Go-Restructure: Sane regular expressions with struct fields
(github.com)
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Shameless self promotion, Pachyderm is a slightly different approach to this problem. https://github.com/pachyderm/pachyderm
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11y ago
Would doing --network=host do this? It makes the container use the hosts networking stack so there's no funny business.
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> I must have misunderstood this somehow, because this is just too idiotic otherwise. Not even the law is above the law.
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