louniks

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by louniks 3y ago
Except we don't, not really. We're still leveraging 15 or so years of experience living the real world and walking on sidewalks and crossing streets and observing how other humans drive cars and being passengers in cars before we
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by louniks 3y ago
From what we were told this morning, this is a purely Red Hat decision not influenced by IBM, primarily intended to reduce our spending and save cash in light of the increased cost of money caused by rising interest rates. Roles affected wi
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by louniks 4y ago
I wonder if this can be viewed as (yet another?) example of companies externalizing the negatives. Pollution is the classic example, both during manufacture and at the end of the lifecycle. In this case, it would be financial risk. Founders
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by louniks 5y ago
I'm a Red Hatter, and I'm not sure what they mean either. I obviously only know my own little corner of engineering, but I've seen no signs whatsoever of being gutted. From where I stand, it's just a change of ownership
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by louniks 6y ago
Done. https://github.com/LibriVox/librivox-catalog/blob/master/CON... Have fun, and many thanks! (I'll try to make time this weekend to drop GerritHub as well, and convert what I currently have ther
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by louniks 6y ago
If someone's willing to put in the time to redo our code in Python, I wouldn't be opposed to that. However, keep in mind that it'd be a massive undertaking. Last time we re-wrote our apps, it took a full-time developer multip
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by louniks 6y ago
I'm not married to Gerrit, and I concede that it could be a hurdle. It's what I use for my day job, so I chose it out of laziness and familiarity more than anything else. I'll probably drop it, and learn the GitHub PR tools a
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by louniks 6y ago
Hey, so I'm the very part time volunteer sysadmin for LibriVox, can I use this opportunity to ask for help? I have a day job and two kids, the amount of time and energy I give to LibriVox is sufficient to keep the lights on, but not mu
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by louniks 6y ago
Playing devil's advocate for a bit, would the A220 have accumulated so many orders had it not been backed by Airbus? The program was clearly in trouble when Airbus took over, which may have discouraged airlines from taking a chance on
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by louniks 6y ago
But why? From my very limited knowledge on this, it seems everyone is saying that a no-deal crash out will be bad economically. So is it just ideology (dare I say dogmatism) from the Johnson government at this point?
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by louniks 7y ago
You just got all the 90s kids hooked on skruf.
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by louniks 7y ago
I instinctively read it as "what-wee-gee"
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Montreal-based UN aviation agency tried to cover up 2016 cyberattack(cbc.ca)
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by louniks 13y ago
Did I understand your purpose wrong, or can the same thing be achieved by running sshd on a (cluster of) machine(s) that mount a GlusterFS/Ceph/OtherDistributedRedundantFS volume?
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by louniks 13y ago
Remember the "at Amazon, everything is a platform" Google+ post? Drones as a Service.
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by louniks 13y ago
If situations where it makes sense to do a full rebuild come up 6 times in the space of a few years, to me that indicates a deeper problem.
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by louniks 13y ago
"We’ve re-built that thing from the ground up almost half-a-dozen times over the past few years." Surely that's not a good thing. Surely.