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by jorams 7y ago
Can't you ask your organization to get rid of its policies?
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by jorams 7y ago
It's funny you mention that, because I just looked at their website and was very confused why the product listings don't mention prices, only the product pages after that do. Seemed weirdly opaque to me.
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by jorams 7y ago
The names may seem daunting, but here's what they do: a Pod is one or more containers, usually 1, that run an application. A Deployment manages a number of the same pods, making sure the right number is running at all times and rolling
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by jorams 7y ago
These kinds of posts always focus on the complexity of running k8s, the large amount of concepts it has, the lack of a need to scale, and that there is a "wide variety of tools" that can replace it, but the advice never seems to b
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by jorams 7y ago
> GCP offers 2FA, Digital Ocean does not. Digital Ocean definitely supports 2FA[1] [1]: https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/accounts/security/2fa/
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by jorams 7y ago
> Google Cloud for Startups is designed to help companies that are backed by VCs, incubators, or accelerators, so it's less applicable for small businesses, services, consultancies, and dev shops.[1] This makes it seem like Google C
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by jorams 7y ago
I doubt that. 100k is already very, very far into the range of likely promotion.
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by jorams 7y ago
AWS also includes WorkDocs, Chime and perhaps others. They are not very well known and probably not nearly as big, but we don't actually know either.
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It does, but: > Electron exposes full access to Node.js both in the main and the renderer process.
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This landing page (and the associated support pages) weirdly never mention what they include in "your favorite stores". This seems like crucial information, and was certainly the first thing I wanted to know. Why not mention it? F
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by jorams 7y ago
Documented insanity is still insanity. A very clear example that was luckily removed quite quickly: php_check_syntax.[1] > Check the PHP syntax of (and execute) the specified file This function's name and its documentation suggest c
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by jorams 7y ago
> Updating Go: Search a bunch of stuff and then do the stuff some random website tells you No, updating Go just happens when you update your system. You don't need a separate command to do it. All of the other stuff you mentioned in
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by jorams 7y ago
This comparison is entirely unfair, because you're not comparing the same thing. This is what one has to do to install Rust: # Install rustup curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
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by jorams 7y ago
I personally see your first two arguments the exact opposite way. The visual display functions a bit like subtitles on TV: I don't really notice it's there, until it can help me. Just like subtitles help when I don't immediat
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by jorams 7y ago
> I'm not sure how you get there as a logical conclusion. If fact-checking political advertising gives them too much power, and not doing so is something they themselves decided on, then they already have that power. If no one compa
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Very few of those have a hit rate close to Disney proper.
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> Any idea what this will cost? The budget for design, construction and 25 years of maintenance is ~€550 million.[1][2][3] [1]: https://www.cobouw.nl/infra/nieuws/2018/02/bam-van-oord-en-r... [2]: ht
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by jorams 7y ago
> But, sadly, the SQL standard itself is a proprietary document that you have to purchase! This is a massive problem with standards in general. ISO 8601, for example, the international standard for date and time representation that every
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> Well, the provenance and the prestige greatly affects the price of a work, that's why people care about it. That sounds like a chicken/egg problem. Do people care because it affects the price, or does it affect the price beca
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by jorams 7y ago
If I create a site that serves a world of unique, useful content to Google, but locks out everyone else completely, do you want that content indexed? Is it really on the web? The search result only serves to annoy you into thinking there&#x
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by jorams 7y ago
It's not that complicated. Google indexes webpages. Webpages are identified by a URL. If, for any client, without any context or previous interaction, the URL results in anything other than the indexed content, it should not appear in
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It may be in the guidelines somewhere, but if they actually cared at all, LinkedIn and Pinterest would have disappeared from all search results years ago.
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by jorams 7y ago
> that game has been VR’d to hell and back. What do you mean by this? As far as I can see there is no actual VR port of Portal. You can play it through something like VorpX, which gets you 3D display through a headset, but that can hardl
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by jorams 7y ago
> and the more important bits are still LGPL. Could you explain what you mean by this? It looks like the entirety of Racket is being relicensed.
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I may be missing something, but := is still only a 1 character difference, isn't it?
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> It looks like other countries are following suit. Actually, a major reason for the spike is that the incentives are about to be dialed back in the new year.
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If you need your system to never dynamically allocate memory, an opaque 3rd party binary blob which might still do that doesn't seem like a valid inclusion.
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by jorams 7y ago
Just a little feedback on the website: the animating text on the fourth slide makes everything below it constantly jump up and down, on mobile. It makes most of the site a chore to read, and practically unusable.
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by jorams 7y ago
> GKE and EKS are very expensive > Digital Ocean now offers managed Kubernetes for free GKE is just as "free" as DO, in that you only pay for the nodes you actually use (those nodes are probably a bit more expensive, admitte
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by jorams 7y ago
> my Linux workstation is also our NAS, so I'd be backing up roughly 4-5TB. They've said in the past that this is an important reason not to release a Linux client. Backblaze backup is meant for backups of personal computers, w

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