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by mk89 3y ago
Saying this as a person that typically doesn't care at all about these things: you can't possibly compare Hitler to Bin Laden. The first is definitely worse - and I am sorry for people who lost family or friends in 9/11. Bu
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by mk89 3y ago
So VPNs or p2p. Nowadays kids are much smarter (or at least, used to tech) than these politicians, to be honest. I don't understand how far from reality they must be.
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by mk89 3y ago
... we had to wait for k8s 1.25 to get ephemeral containers to get some tools ... ( https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/debug/debug-application/deb... )
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by mk89 3y ago
I tried to search if there are easy ways to do bindings to other languages. There seems to be bindings to C which should make it easier to do bindings to other languages too, but I am not sure whether someone has done that work just yet. Un
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by mk89 3y ago
I didn't read your message, so I just clicked and I found that great nice project from Solo.io (the company behind Gloo Edge, etc.). Freaking awesome... I thought: > Not sure what is the status of this project anymore what the hell!
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by mk89 3y ago
in the overview page they mention something (deployment to embedded devices) https://mirage.io/docs/overview-of-mirage EDIT: here as well: https://mirage.io/docs/install maybe you need a Solo5 ba
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by mk89 3y ago
From the reviews on play store it looks like the typical apps that spit ads like hell. Some complain about the fact they don't work, some are happy with them. Business as usual. Not sure why they got shutdown, probably the competition
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by mk89 3y ago
Breaking down silos de-risks a company, despite some of the costs you mentioned. Especially after covid, companies capitalize on the flexibility of employees and lack of (physical) offices. Employees can be replaced like never before. But e
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by mk89 3y ago
3 successful projects can totally justify what you call waste of money. I sometimes wonder what people expect innovation is. You try and try and try. One thing is good and you must know how to use it - it can make history. If I understood r
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by mk89 3y ago
Source: https://twitter.com/sama/status/1717941041721139488
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by mk89 3y ago
Many companies I know don't reason so black or white. You can always find compromises, by making it attractive for employees to gather once or twice a week (e.g., free breakfast on wed), for example. That's good enough for many. &
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by mk89 3y ago
"Going to an empty office": why in the first place? If there are so many people missing the office life, why don't they go to the office? Why do they need to be forced? I really believe given the conversations I had with some
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by mk89 3y ago
This is an extreme view in my opinion, as also the previous poster showed. You can have 10 people with 5 wanting to work from the office, 5 who don't want. Or 10 that all want a hybrid model. Etc. It's not all black or white. Push
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by mk89 3y ago
Traditionally companies have been working from the office. This shortly switched for a period of time, showing that working remotely can be done. Going back and finding no compromises is an outdated view of work that companies and unfortuna
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by mk89 3y ago
I see this tragedy every day I wake up and from my living room window I see hundreds of cars waiting at the traffic light(s). This wasn't the case during covid, of course, and also during the beginning of post-covid. It seems all is be
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by mk89 3y ago
Thanks for sharing your valuable point of view. Unfortunately TV shows, media and being a nerd at home while everyone else was having fun created the myth of the brilliant software engineer that is saving the world through coding - in some
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by mk89 3y ago
Incredible that in 2024 the most downloaded software on bittorrent will be Firefox-US-134.1.exe :)
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by mk89 3y ago
And how much would it cost in terms of delivery time? For me it's really all about it. Your delivery service costs $1B per year with the current throughput (without considering peaks etc.). Imagine now adding those constraints such as
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by mk89 3y ago
I agree. With noscript enabled I could not see anything but this popup, and the giant 404 in it made me think for a second that the article didn't exist anymore or was behind a paywall.
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by mk89 3y ago
> But an IT savvy person should consider having their own email domain. Having email domain is different than hosting your own email servers. And even that - why would I care so much? There are plenty of articles here on HN of people tel
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by mk89 3y ago
Indeed, it seems that if you don't run your own kubernetes you're not cool enough. Products should just work the way they are intended to be. Apple built an empire on this simple concept. But hey, "open source all things&quot
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by mk89 3y ago
I don't know how Twitter really was 5-10 years ago, and I was mostly on technical topics anyways - only recently I started to be more interested in getting "news" from there. Gosh, the amount of fake news and hate speech is f
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by mk89 3y ago
> especially if you don't know where you're going. I meant: if you're not familiar with the place you're going to, or which way to take, etc.
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by mk89 3y ago
This I have to say can be more common. Not entirely sure what the reason can be, but some places do not accept Visa/CC but only the EC card (which is essentially the local debit card). Meanwhile, more and more places accept NFC payment
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by mk89 3y ago
> This simply isn't true, outside of large chains or supermarkets. Many smaller businesses like pubs, "kiosks", barbers, non-chain restaurants, and so on, are cash only. I have a different experience. I pay by card even fo
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by mk89 3y ago
In Germany you can pay by card basically anywhere - with the phone or watch as well in most/many shops as far as I know. Not sure all this criticism makes sense (no I am not German). There are also historical reasons why Germans are co
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by mk89 3y ago
When I said "they" I meant: content providers, service providers and so on. I frankly don't care at all, I will never buy Youtube TV. However, justifying this behavior is ludicrous, even if YouTube doesn't monetize on su
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by mk89 3y ago
Movie trailers are a bit different than coca cola ads, come on... Plus, offer the chance to choose: with the amount of metadata flying through our networks, they are even able to guess what I ate for lunch, ... can't they really offer
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by mk89 3y ago
I am more of the opinion that things were actually simpler before, even with analog TV. You knew what to expect. Now you pay 70$ per month, but hey, the file (?) you are streaming (?) contains an advertisement. Who cares? I just want to wat
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by mk89 3y ago
Ah right, I forgot: they don't want to do content moderation, because then they become gatekeepers etc. They just want our money. Twice.

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