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A pristine In-N-Out burger appeared on a New York street(sfgate.com)
1 points by marcc 7y ago|0 comments
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by marcc 7y ago
The tool referenced here is for go, a programming language that has pointers. Pointers can be nil too, which is useful for many of the same reasons that null database columns are useful. There is a difference between uninitialized, initiali
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by marcc 7y ago
Nullable is being set by accident? Nullable values are an “archaic” option? Nullable is different than empty. Consider a contrived example where I’ve extended a user table to include a new column “fullName”. By making this a nullable column
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by marcc 7y ago
Agreed. I dislike the terms "sr" and "jr" developer, but I think we too often call someone a senior because they know a lot of technology or they've been around for a while. I've been thinking a lot about these
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by marcc 7y ago
It's easy for us to blame "requirements" as the main source of complexity. This isn't accurate. Software exists to serve the needs of the business. Depending on the maturity and stage of the business or the software itse
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by marcc 7y ago
Agreed on testing with real data. Even then, sometimes migrations can be brittle when unexpected data is loaded from a new environment. I'm curious how folks who aren't using an ORM handle this. We've used Goose before for sc
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Ask HN: How do you handle data migrations in SQL databases?
21 points by marcc 7y ago|12 comments
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GitHub is announcing a brand new product on Friday at 1:30pm PST(twitter.com)
10 points by marcc 7y ago|2 comments
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Pluralsight will acquire GitPrime for $170M(techcrunch.com)
134 points by marcc 7y ago|45 comments
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by marcc 7y ago
The best language/ecosystem to use is the one you are most familiar with, most productive in, and able to be the most connected with. If you are an experienced .NET developer, I'd encourage you to start there. Don't try to bu
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Hackers went undetected in Citrix’s internal network for six months(techcrunch.com)
328 points by marcc 7y ago|118 comments
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by marcc 8y ago
Why is this? I’m not an expert or really follow the airline industry too closely. I’m curious to understand what about Boeing’s decision to continue the 737 line prompts your comment.
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by marcc 8y ago
That's a great idea. We've tried to keep this current version of ClusterScope as transparent as possible, and not require any secrets. It works by using the http registry api to get a list of tags, and then sorting them to determi
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by marcc 8y ago
> people can do different things That's one of my favorite things about that composability of the Kubernetes tools. I don't believe there's a reason for a "tool fight" in the Kubernetes ecosystem. There might be
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by marcc 8y ago
Helm is a good package management tool for application level configuration items. The possible configuration options that a cluster operator might want to configure is fixed. The application packager knows what they may be and can template
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by marcc 8y ago
I had Office 365 installed manually from Microsoft using their installer. I didn't even have to uninstall it, just downloaded from the App Store and it updated to that installation option now. I didn't have to log back in, or do a
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by marcc 8y ago
Any reason that you can share? This looks great, so much better than confluence, but it’s hard to store all of this on someone else’s servers. I’d love to have a self hosted version, of you ever decide to.
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by marcc 8y ago
Rook is a great operator for Kubernetes. We've been using it in our enterprise Kubernetes distribution for a while now and haven't had any problems with it. Ceph is a complex problem, and Rook manages it flawlessly for us. It&#x27
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by marcc 8y ago
Or, instead of bankrupt, they would likely focus on degrees that were marketable in the current economy. I feel that this option would really reduce the number students in some degree programs that aren't directly employable, or at lea
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by marcc 8y ago
That's a great point. I do have a team that understands the underlying technologies and has been successful in troubleshooting several production problems with Rook/Ceph, one recent one including file system corruption. My origina
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by marcc 8y ago
The Operator/CRD pattern is promising for autonomously operating simple use cases of existing software and for operating really complex software that needs very specific, rare knowledge to operate. Unfortunately, we aren’t there yet fo
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by marcc 8y ago
Why? Does this file/comment cause you to lose confidence in the project in some way? I'm genuinely curious to understand the reason for your comment.
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by marcc 8y ago
This is well said. Writing well-factored, robust, scalable and easily-maintainable code takes more time than shortcuts. It produces a much better result also, and that time is a worthwhile (and needed) investment only after you've figu
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Bird Zero: Scooter Designed by Bird(bird.co)
1 points by marcc 8y ago|0 comments
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by marcc 8y ago
They can be effective or intrusive, it depends on the implementation. I've used one (Fleetsmith) on MacOS and configured it to be non-intrusive. It was able to enforce some of the items in this blog post (encrypted drives with key escr
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by marcc 8y ago
Auto renew for the domains I want to make sure are renewed. Anything else is error prone.
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Imaginary problems, the root of bad software(medium.com)
3 points by marcc 8y ago|0 comments
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by marcc 8y ago
Everything on your private registry requires a CentOS base image? What about public images? If you wanted to run elasticsearch or nginx, would your company policy be to build a custom nginx or elasticsearch container image?
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Hubble Sees a Smiling Lens (2015)(nasa.gov)
1 points by marcc 8y ago|0 comments
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by marcc 8y ago
Should any business that has SLAs and needs to be reliable ever rely on “2-3 hand-managed servers”? No. Kubernetes isn’t only about scale. It also provides rolling upgrades and rollbacks. And failover. And DNS based service discovery. And t

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