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by llarsson 6y ago
My possibly better option: choose a boring news service. Deutsche Welle, for instance. You learn of important news, but it is not written in a way to make you emotionally light up like a Christmas tree.
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by llarsson 6y ago
Cloud is taking a taxi everywhere, bare metal is owning your own car. In one case, you pay a premium so that somebody else worries about all details and maintenance, and in the other, you take on that burden but don't pay the premium.
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Elastisys Announces General Availability of Compliant Kubernetes as Open Source(elastisys.com)
5 points by llarsson 6y ago|0 comments
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by llarsson 6y ago
About Slack: Just don't leave it running in a place where you see it and only check it every hour or so. A virtual desktop far away. Turn off notifications. Mute all channels, except ones that really matter to your work. Feel culturall
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by llarsson 6y ago
All the "crap, I got the answering machine instead" anxiety multiplied by also having video to worry about. That it is intentional does not really help, because you still have to deal with the inherent awkwardness of not knowing i
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by llarsson 6y ago
That is exactly why I would consider 2 hours daily to spend on mastering a game a luxury. Before kids? Sure. After the kids are old enough to basically be on cruise control? Likely. But now? Not even close.
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by llarsson 6y ago
Cool that the author does this, and has found a method that works for them! However, to be able to spend 2 hours a day on this seems like an indescribable luxury to me. And the quote about netting about 1.5 ELO per day sounds like a linear
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by llarsson 6y ago
Thank you to my colleague Johan Tordsson for giving this talk. I think this is a very important topic, because Kubernetes is neither secure by itself nor (definitely!) by default.
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by llarsson 6y ago
If you have decades worth of muscle memory invested in it, you bet it is one of the best programs out there... for you . This is how I feel about vim, at any rate.
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by llarsson 6y ago
tl;dr summary (disclaimer: I am the author): multi-cloud strategies are finally much more realistic to implement, thanks to cloud-native technology such as Kubernetes and other software from the CNCF landscape running on top of Kubernetes.
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by llarsson 6y ago
So the natural progression here is that only big sites with their own CDN solution will be fast? And for most people and companies that will mean "rely on a large service to actual host your content for you", because they are not
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by llarsson 6y ago
I have used Decentraleyes for a long time and it has only offloaded me 55 times. That is less than I thought. By flushing versions and integrity checks down the toilet, this new one could probably easily reduce traffic much further! What a
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by llarsson 6y ago
The Swedish entry should also include "räksmörgås" (shrimp sandwich), as a useful word to enter into computer systems to see if they handle the Swedish umlauts correctly. Now that Unicode is common, this is less of an issue, but i
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Ask HN: Is Microsoft preferable, from a privacy point of view, to Google?
51 points by llarsson 6y ago|26 comments
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by llarsson 6y ago
California is currently getting a similar regulation. And what California does will have lasting effect in the rest of the US as well.
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by llarsson 6y ago
Nice of them to make something so that CI/CD systems can run tests of frontend functionality in Edge without requiring a Windows runner. Because I cannot imagine anyone will use this unironically as their browser on their Linux desktop
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by llarsson 6y ago
Could you elaborate on what misconfigured means in the context of Yoast?
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by llarsson 6y ago
"Meanwhile, the California GOP has installed unofficial ballot drop-off boxes that state officials say are illegal. Think your vote will be counted if you were to drop your ballot off in one of these? I doubt it. " What the actual
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by llarsson 6y ago
Amazon was sued for violation of the GDPR in Germany on October 9. This piece (disclaimer: I am the author) makes the case that in our post-Privacy Shield world, a multi-cloud strategy is not just a nice-to-have, but rather a necessity. Tha
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What Amazon’s GDPR lawsuit means for your business(elastisys.com)
4 points by llarsson 6y ago|1 comments
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by llarsson 6y ago
Well of course. No matter whether a large group of people act in a certain way on the stock market for good or bad reasons, it behooves actual professionals to be informed. So if a single source of information moves the market in one way, w
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by llarsson 6y ago
I could not find anything about Terraform integration. That is something I bet many of your customers will need.
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by llarsson 6y ago
This is cool and actually something I have been considered missing during, e.g., academic conferences. The "hallway track" is often the most interesting one! Being able to wander around and overhear various conversations until you
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by llarsson 6y ago
Not too mention that the Coca-Cola company also own a staggering amount of more or less known brands, the bigger of which of course being Sprite and Fanta, which are likely large consumers of lemon oil.
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by llarsson 6y ago
This piece has been automatically translated and the original source is a right wing news outlet called "Fria Tider". Just pointing out these two facts and encourage readers to make their own judgement calls on whether this affect
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by llarsson 6y ago
Correct. And to add to this: apparently the lost data was due to the data that exceeded the 16k rows XLS supports, so the amount of data per file was apparently not huge to begin with. So even a shitty XML parser should do just fine here.
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by llarsson 6y ago
The article for not deliver what the headline promises. It explains why an upbeat work environment would be good, what happens if it is not there, and that it cannot be forced into existence by mandating it. But nothing about how to actuall
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by llarsson 6y ago
Could have told the ol to start from an increasing offset each time, but the author is too busy thinking like a hacker.
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by llarsson 6y ago
Congrats! Now what, without marketing speak, does it do?
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by llarsson 6y ago
Just wait until stores figure out that people are going to be willing to pay many times that if vitamin D becomes a recommended supplement against covid-19. The cost increase of alcohol-based hand sanitizer is just inane, especially now whe

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