lhuser123

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   by lhuser123 9y ago

   > Our results suggest that the deployment process is far too complex even for people with proficient knowledge in the field There we go again. You can find it every where. The human tendency to underestimate how much we don't unde
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   by lhuser123 9y ago

   Interesting. So that's what's going on.
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   by lhuser123 9y ago

   Good inspiring story
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   Make your brain smarter: it's not what you think: Sandra Chapman, Ph.D[video](m.youtube.com)

   2 points by lhuser123 9y ago|0 comments
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   by lhuser123 9y ago

   That's a good idea. For now I'm solo, so there's not really much time.
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   by lhuser123 9y ago

   > Perhaps that's true of the founder's life experience, ... That's what I was thinking. They might be exaggerating a little bit the difference in culture.
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   by lhuser123 9y ago

   I'm actually learning to code. I drive over-the-road and live in the truck cab. Hopefully someday it will help me get out of here.
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   by lhuser123 9y ago

   > I'd be bloody worried if developers writing vehicle AI weren't doing this Me too. There's so much more than just driving. Just as an example, we truck drivers learn to anticipate possible problems based on other people&#
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   by lhuser123 9y ago

   > These trucks often have 1,000,000+$ worth of cargo. That's true, but the problem is which one? Most of them are dry vans that you don't know what's inside, and/or not worth the risk. My loaded trailer was once open
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    by lhuser123 9y ago

    I hope it keeps getting better.
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    Kubernetes health checks in Django(ianlewis.org)

    1 points by lhuser123 9y ago|0 comments
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    by lhuser123 9y ago

    And I just found out there's so much smart people here. Seriously.
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    by lhuser123 9y ago

    It's extremely shocking to see how easy people are fooled online. I didn't understand this until a few years back. Now I think of it as an inevitable misfortune that everyone will suffer sooner or later. Like a flu virus. It'
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    by lhuser123 9y ago

    I would be interested in seeing some links to tutorials about this. In the book Kubernetes in Action, the author provides a very good example of accomplishing this with the Kubeadm tool.
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    by lhuser123 9y ago

    So true. I need to remember to do that more often.
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    by lhuser123 9y ago

    Agreed. Sometimes fighting it, is like trying to stop a bull stampede. I find useful the strategy of simply engaging the mind in something else. Preferably something innovative or meaningful to you.
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    by lhuser123 9y ago

    Thanks for the recommendation. Will take a look at KIA.
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    by lhuser123 9y ago

    I was once asking myself the same question. Apparently, Openshift has stronger security focused on a multitenant environment in addition to an out-of-the-box Paas. But I would really like see a good comparison of both.
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    by lhuser123 9y ago

    wao! You just mentioned something I actually do, which is recording questions and thoughts about what I'm learning. Now I don't feel so weird :)
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    by lhuser123 9y ago

    Thanks. Comments like that about open source, helps me keep things in perspective whenever I struggle to understand something.
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    by lhuser123 9y ago

    I guess is my chance to tell my story. I have been doing this job for a few years now. Driving all over the country, living in the truck, see the family one or two days a month, etc, etc. In summary not the best job but it allowed me to he