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by llarsson 7y ago
That sounds very cool! Do you have that setup documented somewhere, or perhaps even pushed it to some public repo?
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by llarsson 7y ago
I would like to read more about this, but the Part I that was linked is very, very thin on information. It's essentially just an introduction about the cloud tech in use, not anything substantial about the actual topic "running Is
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by llarsson 7y ago
You mention burnout in another comment thread here. With that often comes a feeling of powerlessness and apathy. "Escaping webdev" is the easy part --- you just need to quit. But doing so is only a transition away from something.
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by llarsson 7y ago
Their respective READMEs both claim a 22% size reduction, which sounds like an interesting coincidence. Have they identified a similar inefficiency in the format itself?
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by llarsson 7y ago
Are other professionals subjected to the same scepticism during interviews? Are lawyers given tough questions and expected to come up with a clever response on the spot? Doctors given a list of symptoms? Teachers given a difficult student a
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by llarsson 7y ago
Google has all the data and algorithmic chops required for this, too. Just use their reverse image search feature, as helpfully explained here: https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/1325808?co=GENIE... They
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by llarsson 7y ago
Third paragraph in the documentation says that a Pod as a whole is only considered ready if all containers are ready: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/configure-pod-container/con...
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by llarsson 7y ago
They send traffic to the Service that exposes your Pods, so yes, it only gets routed to Endpoints that work according to readiness tests.
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by llarsson 7y ago
In the Transparency Report, links spez posted were all using the "old" reddit. Seems that not everyone loves new Reddit. Even at Reddit.
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by llarsson 7y ago
Yes and no. Because they do not want to disclose how much capacity they have and on demand costs more, customers would be left wondering if AWS unfairly decided to run on demand when spot could have been used instead.
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by llarsson 7y ago
https://t.me/s/libretaxi_all A public feed of all rides? Who in their right mind would want the world to know that they are leaving for the airport? Or publicly give out their home address?
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by llarsson 7y ago
Very difficult to know if it is going to apply to one's own system. With updates apparently sometimes crashing after being only partially applied, even the most diligent research into application-specific "will I be able to run XY
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by llarsson 7y ago
They are (I own a Nokia), but you can go into Battery Optimization in the settings and tell it to not optimize an application. That, I find, tends to leave it alone much better. It is the only way I can get my K-9 mail app to stay alive to
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by llarsson 7y ago
And once you have looked into you family's past and saved what info the was to find, what benefits does Ancestry offer to keep customers around? Genuine question, because I know very little about this stuff.
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by llarsson 7y ago
I get wanting to be serverless, but hosting the static parts using S3 and doing clever database things using Lambda and DynamoDB also achieves that goal, while surviving the hug of death.
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by llarsson 7y ago
You know that, I know that, and we can be happy that we have the experience to know what the right tool for this job would be by sizing up and describing the characteristics of the problem like you just did. But those with less experience m
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by llarsson 7y ago
Business support and private cloud offerings (as in: pay Canonical to come set up a private cloud for you on machines you own). Mindshare is important here, because otherwise, something like RedHat would likely be the default choice for bus
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by llarsson 7y ago
Get closer to the research side. Either of some big company or by pursuing a PhD at a university. You still have to do your professional craft (software engineering), but the purpose will be different. You sound like you lack purpose, not l
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by llarsson 7y ago
I have never in my travels stayed at a hotel, motel, or hostel that didn't let me keep luggage at the front desk in this situation. Just ask them. I can, however, see how this would be helpful for when your hotel is not close to where
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by llarsson 7y ago
If you click the link a second time, it launches Firefox for you. At least, that's my experience.
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by llarsson 7y ago
Very. Back here in reality, we care about performance so much that we do not even close TCP connections needlessly. So we can support thousands of requests per second, not just... one per three seconds? I can find few better way of discredi
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by llarsson 7y ago
How do they not realize what an obvious shitstorm this will cause? And who is bothered by this, really? I find it hard to imagine that it's the drivers calling themselves Dick Cummings out of immaturity. So what does it really matter w
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by llarsson 7y ago
Both a burger chain and an airline are among the top ten companies. And VIPKid, which I had to look up, which is apparently a "teach kids in China English via the web on your own schedule" service. This list sounds ridiculous.
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by llarsson 7y ago
If people really use computers with less than a gigabyte of RAM and a CPU slower than a single gigahertz, they will surely not be happy with a modern Linux distro either. I am surprised that Windows 10 would have so low minimum requirements
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by llarsson 7y ago
"Google could know which medications I take, and what any medical diagnosis's I have," Carpenter said. "It makes me feel sick to my stomach." Google already knows what diagnoses people have, simply because people h
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by llarsson 7y ago
Would allowing US car manufactures to stagnate w.r.t. fuel efficiency not just benefit their overseas alternatives? It seems to me that the more "keep America at the forefront" way to do this would be to demand much higher fuel ef
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by llarsson 7y ago
"The median screen time per day was an hour and a half, but the range was from none to 12 hours." I think that a parent that just stuffs a tablet into their young child's hands and then lets them use it for up to twelve hours
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by llarsson 7y ago
How slow does WP get if you load all of these onto it at the same time? How much would it resemble a Swiss cheese, security-wise?
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by llarsson 7y ago
Booting the camera so it is quickly available? Sure, that is a user-facing benefit. My immediate hunch is rather that they love tracking emotional responses such as widening eyes as people interact with content. Because knowing the true emo
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by llarsson 7y ago
Sure. A database whose history ostensibly cannot be altered fits perfectly into a vision of keeping perfect records on people. Imagine that data about everything you've ever done is recorded into a single, "immutable", and pe

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