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by krakensden 10y ago
I like it- strong, simple building blocks. It reminds me of Ansible, in that the design seems well factored.
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by krakensden 10y ago
Most 'proper' IDEs have no or terrible merge tools.
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by krakensden 10y ago
SEAT does pretty well in Mexico.
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by krakensden 10y ago
I mean, Chef Automate doesn't support rollback after all the usual toe dipping ( https://docs.chef.io/workflow.html ), but that isn't terrible. Automatic rollback generally comes with a fat "but not the databas
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by krakensden 10y ago
The screenshot looks a bit like Chef's Automate. The config example looks like Concourse's config ( http://docs.screwdriver.cd/user-guide/configuration/index#ya... ), but it doesn't look like they hav
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by krakensden 10y ago
Dear bus companies: please do not fire anyone who gave a quote for this story :(
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by krakensden 10y ago
Especially given Docker Inc.'s history of counterproductive Red Hat hostility.
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by krakensden 10y ago
E10s has been underway for years though.
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by krakensden 10y ago
Cashiers do not haggle with customers, but the whole on-sale process is more about engaging price sensitive consumers than you might suspect. Forming a rough analogue to a stereotypical in-person negotiation. They also have a reputation for
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by krakensden 10y ago
In America, many Hispanics have significant Native American heritage. People with only or a lot of European ancestry tend to just pass as white, especially if they aren't first generation.
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by krakensden 10y ago
How do you evaluate soft skills in a standard way? My experience with that has led me to believe that it's just crypto-culture-fit.
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by krakensden 10y ago
That course sounds amazing, you should blog about it.
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by krakensden 10y ago
I was further north- Guanajuato, San Luis Potosi, Zacatecas.
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by krakensden 10y ago
I feel like urbanists should talk about Mexico more. They have really narrow streets, as-of-right construction, and they are much closer than Vienna or Hong Kong.
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by krakensden 10y ago
Arg, that's my GOROOT. For a while it was going to be ~/gocode, when did it get changed?
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by krakensden 10y ago
Github used to be a no-vc company, then they took a bunch of money and grew really fast. I do not know if they are profitable again, but this two part history is why people worry.
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by krakensden 10y ago
Value them as a "gesture of goodwill" if the company is not yet public, with no particular monetary value.
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by krakensden 10y ago
What is "some platforms"? There is plenty of stuff in github that seems to indicate "only windows".
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by krakensden 10y ago
What about stack overflows? I heard that rust no longer protects against those for benchmark reasons.
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by krakensden 10y ago
It is an upper crust public school thing. Most people do not attend those schools.
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by krakensden 10y ago
The thing about warlords is you get to skip the 'acceptance' bit.
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by krakensden 10y ago
There's multiple layers of "in front". Python and ruby shops often have dedicated L7 load balancers, and then run nginx on individual hosts to mux to multiple dynamic language processes/threads.
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by krakensden 10y ago
It is hard to run Windows Server in the style favored by serious devops shops- CI for infrastructure, totally automated bring up, etc. There are lots of companies that don't/won't run SQL Server because they don't think
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by krakensden 10y ago
Baby Boomers should be leaving the labor market though.
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by krakensden 10y ago
> has no manual mechanisms for allocation Golang supports value types for objects, so arrays (or something higher level like sync.Pool) work great for doing arena allocation.
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by krakensden 10y ago
Rent control is good for people who already live somewhere, and bad for new arrivals. Places like the Bay Area, with huge numbers of new arrivals and not much new development, see this more than "normal" cities.
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by krakensden 10y ago
Of course they do. Remember, when you share your data with a company, you are not sharing that data with the manifestation of the company that you know, and perhaps trust. You are also sharing that data with all future iterations of that co
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by krakensden 10y ago
That's all fine, but surely there is a middle ground between 'single letter variables or bust' and 'parody of enterprise Java'. It wouldn't kill anyone to use short words instead of re-using phi.
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by krakensden 10y ago
Using the Chrome beta? They require more from CAs these days, which is sort of a hassle- CAs do not move quickly.
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by krakensden 10y ago
Kubernetes is an OODA loop- it schedules containers to run on servers, and reschedules in response to events. The hope is that it takes a lot of plumbing work off the table and handles it for you.

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