konradb

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by konradb 8y ago
It feels to me that a period as short as that would prevent you from learning a whole bunch of interesting things. Technical lessons about design, architecture, and infrastructure choices one has made, how they cope with scale, subtle mis-s
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by konradb 8y ago
Certainly at a recent AWS summit I don't think I really heard a reference to it. ECS and Fargate certainly, but was surprised about how quiet it was with regard to news about EKS.
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by konradb 8y ago
How would they react if you say to them that it is starting to burn you out?
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by konradb 8y ago
If they are doing as you say: > they're not going to be impressed, they're going to be at worst condescending, or at best will pity me for being stupid. ...being condescending or pitying, or concluding that you are stupid becau
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by konradb 8y ago
> But if they ever do, they're not going to be impressed, they're going to be at worst condescending, or at best will pity me for being stupid. Then they are wearing their own insecurities and psychological issues on their slee
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by konradb 8y ago
> Get a table. If it's not at the right ergonomic height, put blocks under the feet. One frustrating thing I find when away from home is every table is about three inches too high.
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by konradb 8y ago
Like a linguistic journey through the years to find and describe truth, always being evaded!
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by konradb 8y ago
If I understand your question you asking why it is wrong to use literally for emphasis? I guess that depends on whether you are a linguistic prescriptivist or not (I probably err towards that side, alas, a recipe for unhappiness!). A lingu
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by konradb 8y ago
It is now often used to mean 'figuratively' or merely for emphasis.
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by konradb 8y ago
how else would you control your ML IoT cluster?
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by konradb 9y ago
Just seen your reply - thanks loads. Had not heard of Calico.
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by konradb 9y ago
I remember last year I was in an Uber, and at the destination, I saw the rating question pop up on the drivers phone. His thumb went up and hesitated, and then he hit 4 stars. I was thinking, I wonder what I've done or vibe I gave out
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by konradb 9y ago
How do you handle (if at all) network isolation between customers? I'm trying to find if there's a way to run one large cluster across multiple AWS VPCs.
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by konradb 9y ago
It always seemed to me that spring integration got me to the same place but without he ceremony nor the murkiness around whether you would need to pay for anything,
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by konradb 9y ago
Thanks!
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by konradb 9y ago
Are you able to say what lock you got? Would be interested in getting a decent one.
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by konradb 9y ago
I have been in the same situation as the OP and in my own experience this wouldn't have helped, though that is not to say your advice won't work in this situation. In my situation the issue wasn't that they hadn't been
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by konradb 9y ago
Although presumably with Airplay 2 you would still need your phone to play the music from, where with Sonos, once it was playing, you wouldn't need your phone as the speakers themselves would have the music. Though that might not be u
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by konradb 9y ago
Just to get started you would read the first chapter or two.
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by konradb 9y ago
I'd be very interested in this too, also at what age you did this.
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by konradb 9y ago
There's quite an interesting GUI for the mac called 'GitUp' which draws a diagram of the structure of the repository (commits, branches) etc, and provides options to modify the repository. Good for helping to understand the
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by konradb 9y ago
These conversations are about being able to decrypt the conversations without using the term backdoor. The government will see them as mature if it is given access.
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by konradb 9y ago
> start taking white blue collar concerns at face value What concerns are these, specifically?
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by konradb 9y ago
I don't really have a dog in this race but it would seem reasonable for there to be a process whereby if a driver cannot continue there is an automatic way for uber to pick the passenger up and take them to their destination as part of
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by konradb 9y ago
Hi - yes you are definitely correct to make that distinction and I was only talking about (1), having forgotten (2). I see your point about the large joins required to get the information you need for a screen.
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by konradb 9y ago
Can anyone shed light on why there has been a phenomenon of people finding SQL 'too complex' and moving to noSQL? (Not sure if that's entirely fair but, from the outside, it is what it looks like). Is it hype driven? Are c
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by konradb 9y ago
The company I work for took on some people from a bootcamp recently so I can perhaps offer perspective from the other side. The final decision came down to personalities and life stage: we knew that hiring people with relatively shallow e
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by konradb 9y ago
His point is that you have come to a number of strongly expressed conclusions about a subject that you have no direct experience of.
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by konradb 9y ago
Hi - can you define what a 'globalist' engineer is please? How would I tell if I was one?
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by konradb 10y ago
Look at that. Picked them up from the printer's yesterday. Good coloring. That's bone. And the lettering is something called Silian Rail… Fun fact, Silian Rail is actually Garamond Classico SC if you want the full effect.

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