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by lykr0n 8y ago
You think China isn't using it's tech industry to further it's own defense and surveillance projects? That what you seem to imply?
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by lykr0n 8y ago
I've had quite a few friends go though Indeed Prime ( https://www.indeed.com/prime ) with success. I think it's a start in trying to make hiring better
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by lykr0n 8y ago
End of an era. We'll meet Opportunity again one day. Same thing happened with Cassini. It's kinda poetic to see these outposts of Humanity's reach fade out after a sublime performance.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
The thing about governments is that they can manifest their power in the form of people with guns showing up in places and forcing people to comply with them. If Amazon refuses to give back someone's data; if they are a government enti
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by lykr0n 8y ago
The countries start seizing your assets, which for Google would be their Datacenters in Europe.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
"DevOps" doesn't mean shit. It's a bullshit term define by who is using it. That team is in charge of kubernetes, and automated application deployment stuff, so they are the team ensures developers can push to production
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by lykr0n 8y ago
It's quite nice to see the positive impact you have on the rest of the business. It gives value to what you do day to day. Where I work is very data driven, so any chance can be measured if you know how to look
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by lykr0n 8y ago
We're large enough where we have a specific DevOps Teams and the Team doing AWS is doing it wrong. If I didn't have the freedom I have now, I would have a very different opinion of this place and be looking for a smaller shop
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by lykr0n 8y ago
I guess this depends on the person, but for me- My boss 100% hands off on my day to day work. I can chose what I work on for the day, week, month, or Quarter. I have my work area, but within that I have 100% freedom to figure out what I nee
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Yep. The Silicon Valley Model. Break the law and be as unscrupulous until we can either change the law, have enough money/market to "fix it" and save face, or fight indefinitely in court.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Because for a silent majority of their users have no issues. I've been using paypal for 5+ years and have never had a single issue with them.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
https://cffi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ & https://docs.python.org/3/extending/extending.html There also is https://github.com/rochacbruno/rust-python-example whi
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by lykr0n 8y ago
PyPy has the GIL.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
From my limited experience with Rust, having support for C-based libraries shouldn't be too hard to do- as Rust (like Go) has support for embedding C. I'm not sure how portable the solution would be- I would guess you would need t
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Neat. Was able to clone the repo, run cargo run, and drop into a python shell. Doesn't seem like can do much right now, but I really like the idea. >>>>> a = [1,2,3] >>>>> a[2:] [3] >>>&
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by lykr0n 8y ago
The point of this article is that Apple likes to use non-standard screws. It's not hard at all to buy standard screws made in the US.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
There needs to be fines for this kind of stuff. Each and every person affected needs to be notified, and the companies sued into oblivion. It's just negligence.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Nomad is drastically simpler than Kubernetes. All you need is consul and nomad to get a running cluster
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by lykr0n 8y ago
It's not very clear, but this release is last release supporting 2.7 & 3.4. 1.5.6 supports 3.4.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Just rip the band-aid off. Some of the async stuff in Python 3 is awesome. A bit curious that 3.4 has been dropped, as that's the stock Python 3 shipped for CentOS 7.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Overlay networks compound unstable networks. If your internal network latency spikes to 2ms from 0.5ms, normally that's not a huge issue but if you have micro-services that need to talk to each other- using my example, a 1.5ms round tr
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Network is a high performance system, and each layer you add adds latency. Consider a traditional monolithic application. In comes your HTTP request in one end, a bunch of cross thread communication happens, and database queries come out th
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Oh yeah totally; it's a slow march forward. MySQL Galera took some time before it was ready for serious use, but the fact that it's semi-usable is awesome.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
CitusDB for sharding & replication. Patroni & Stolon for automated replication. Not native solutions, but are an answer.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Clickhouse (like any other SQL DB) would work great if you could chop up your log files into fields and store one type per DB. ElasticSearch is great for this because you don't have to worry about schema- ClickHouse you will... unless
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by lykr0n 8y ago
ZoomDB ( https://github.com/zombodb/zombodb ) offers something like this.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Damn. I have to think it's because the higher level of education required by a rising percentage of jobs is boxing less educated people into more demanding, less engaging, and higher stress jobs that are disappearing.
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by lykr0n 8y ago
Where I work, Chariot is used as a Park n Ride type solution. We have 4 routes where you can hop on and get taken to work. I'm guessing other companies can have different configurations.
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Chariot is a Point A to Point E services. Busesses are a Point A -> B -> C -> D -> E service. One is more efficient if you have a large number of people going to the same place at the same time, the other is more efficient if a
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by lykr0n 8y ago
If you redirect the money both employees and employeers spend on healthcare- not necessarily.

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