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by markbnj 7y ago
Not knowledgeable on these matters, so my money is in index funds. Obviously a lot of other people are in the same category as myself. The article seems to be saying we'd all be better financial citizens if we put our money into active
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I'm curious as to what they would even do with an unlabeled cartridge? It could just be nicotine e-juice. I think they'd have to either object to the form of the object (no vape cartridges allowed, for example), or actually crack
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My wife and I raised three daughters, all of whom are in their 20's now. Their generation went from no home Internet in the mid-90's to smart phones in their pockets today. As parents we struggled like everyone simply because we d
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by markbnj 7y ago
About 10 years ago my parents gave us a Sears horizontal freezer they'd had in their garage, and had no further use for. It's now around 55 years old and still running with all the original parts. I don't know what the thing
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by markbnj 7y ago
Fair enough. I could have said it more clearly. The strategies, api entities, and implementations to support stable pod identity and declarative persistent storage weren't there a couple of years ago, but now they are.
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That's an interesting question. Why would you anticipate a possible difference? Is the cluster running a different scheduler? If anything I would expect cloud-hosted managed clusters to possibly have less free resources due to running
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> How do you deal with stateful applications like databases? The impedance issues between kubernetes and stateful applications have been mostly solved. The main problems stemmed from the object model not yet being mature enough. Deployme
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The prevalence of advice videos from criminal defense attorneys advising citizens in contact with the police to simply shut their mouths would at least anecdotally support this statement.
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I'm not a pilot, but from what I have read many pilots actually prefer mechanical linkage to the control surfaces. Sullenberger even indirectly blamed fly-by-wire systems (in this case the lack of a link between pilot and copilot contr
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That's true, as a superset it reserved words that had not been reserved before... still think it's a stretch to call it a different language though.
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> FWIW, C++ is a different language from C It's been 20 years so my information could be very much out of date, but at that time anyway I would not have said this statement was true. C++ then was a superset of C, and any C++ compile
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I agree. A ride in a car is clearly a commodity, and having slick tech to make accessing that commodity easier can only be a differentiating factor for so long.
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In what world does "hereby ordered" typically precede a bit of friendly advice? "All my relatives are hereby ordered to depart a day early for the annual Christmas gathering, as storms are predicted for the I-80 corridor.&quo
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There are also a lot of U.S. citizens who make a living working in roles that are part of that china->U.S. supply chain. Lots of potential unforeseen consequences that I'm not qualified to assess. But if you had an ideological desir
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> "hereby ordered" = "hereby ordered" Furthermore, doesn't "hereby" mean specifically "this thing that you are now reading/hearing/seeing is the instrument of the order?" In other wo
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>> I still have a habit of pressing CTRL-S intermittently... I still do it reflexively after every significant change.
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We will also be affected and also received a proactive email this morning.
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One answer: the files are stored in git and the image is built on commit and tagged with the current ref, then pushed. The deployment is then updated to reference the new tag and services are restarted, pulling the new image and launching t
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by markbnj 7y ago
I've always thought that tandoori chicken was an unexplored opportunity. Think a similar model to the orignal Boston Chicken (now Boston Market), or El Pollo Loco on the west coast of the U.S.
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I've been eating Indian food as often as I could get it for over 20 years. I've enjoyed it in Tel Aviv, London, NYC (Murray Hill, if you like Indian food and live in the area you know what I'm talking about). I eat regularly
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by markbnj 7y ago
I've used FTP for many years, and I still use it to manage the file system of my blog, which is running on a cheap VPS. I doubt, though, that even 1 in 100 non-technical Internet users knows what it is. There are several good clients a
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What about the OP has anything at all to do with hate content?
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Ah yeah Toptal. I did an interview thing with them 3 or 4 years ago. I don't remember the details, except that it was online, moderated, timed, three python algorithm challenges. I nailed the first two and went overtime on the third, a
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The author said "tesla shorts" > sponsored by the Tesla shorts i.e. people who are betting against Tesla.
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> God forbid the jury include anyone who's ever had to mentally grapple with the possibility they might be in a situation like that. Which situation? The one where you move to a remote wilderness locale, ransack your neighbor's
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Or perhaps it was downvoted by people who realize their own limited impressions of the world don't always reflect universal truths.
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We already depend upon layer after layer of highly complex software. I'd argue that the complexity of k8s is not out of line with its scope. I don't want to get into a debate about specific things like netfilter. Yeah it's an
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If we have to count the exploits in every new thing against some grand total of allowable exploits then there will never be new things. The question was not whether k8s added to the universe of exploits, but whether the exploits make it unr
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Thanks so much for the insights. > Ottoman Empire didn't dissolved because they chose the wrong side, instead it was huge empire consisting of many nation and spans over an enourmous area (East Europe, Anatolia, Syria-Iraq, Egypt, A
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> Mostly because there is no Arab or Muslim empire left after Europeans killed off the Ottoman empire Can you describe the Ottoman's as Arabs? Without resorting to sources I seem to recall their origins were in Scythia. In any case,

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