moduspol

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by moduspol 3y ago
We'll never have a perfect way to measure merit, but that doesn't justify the status quo. It would likely reject both students for a third student that checks the right intersectional boxes, even if coming from a more privileged u
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by moduspol 3y ago
And presumably you need to also trust your third party libraries, unless you're also compiling them from TypeScript. Right? And even if you are--that might also involve ensuring their tsconfig.json is compatibly similar to yours. Other
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by moduspol 3y ago
"unprecedented", and you're right, up until the point of relevance. It's only relevant to this story to imply that its causal, i.e., an impartial judge might not have made the ruling. Or to your point, "this wouldn&
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by moduspol 3y ago
> Him being a trump nominee makes me suspicious, but also sad that that is the effect and that papers need to list who nominated a judge. They don't, they just choose to do so. It's the same way pundits, authors, and broadcaste
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by moduspol 3y ago
Yes. Every time I see a cookie consent dialog, I do a quick "thumbs up" to our pals in Europe.
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by moduspol 3y ago
At this point, being a "cloud" engineer essentially means that you're good at understanding and adapting to new services / value propositions, since they become available quite regularly. It doesn't mean, "real
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by moduspol 3y ago
> And if you need it, great. In defense of the people getting it: that's kind of the tricky part. My understanding of medical science is that we have a big wide range of what "normal" testosterone levels are in males, and
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by moduspol 3y ago
This has happened at a few gigs for me. Don't forget ballooning infra costs, with no one team being able to be held accountable because one team is managing the platform and the other is writing the code that is run on the platform.
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by moduspol 3y ago
Also weird to leave out which things are versioned things that must be installed, maintained, and upgraded by you (e.g. cert-manager, an ALB controller, the Kubernetes control plane) that do not apply to a Terraform (or CloudFormation)-base
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by moduspol 3y ago
The IaC / knowledge you need to know to use ECS in a way that replaces EC2 + compose is minimal, bordering on negligible. I'd use it on day 1 (over EC2 + compose) just to avoid managing an OS or deployment infrastructure.
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by moduspol 3y ago
It'll probably work well until you start making the "boob honking" gesture with your hands. Then we'll be able to tell.
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by moduspol 3y ago
Does nobody use Hubitat any more? I'm still using it. Upgraded from the C5 to the C7 a few months ago. I use almost entirely Z-wave devices, and the HomeKit integration built into Hubitat makes it easy to manage them all like native Ho
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by moduspol 3y ago
Presumably this would follow the pattern other big open source projects take, where other companies (who are experts on the software) host and/or support the software for a cost.
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by moduspol 3y ago
Circumstances vary, but especially in our industry, I've seen way more examples of people staying too long when they should have moved on. Even absent abuse or mistreatment. In my career, I've already done it twice, and I'm i
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by moduspol 3y ago
> btw I am wearing shorts as I type this. Fair enough, it's probably hot out.
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by moduspol 3y ago
People can absolutely see this as flaunting wealth. It's really not that straightforward.
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by moduspol 4y ago
Sounds like k3os, although it kind of surprised me when k3os development was stopped. Agreed: something like this almost seems inevitable. When you just want Kubernetes, managing the underlying OS and packages just feels like a waste of tim
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by moduspol 4y ago
IMO this is what has been happening in virtually all US cities. The people that stay in them are increasingly in agreement with themselves politically simply because the others leave.
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by moduspol 4y ago
Is this your first time in an EV-related thread on HN? This is mostly par for the course.
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by moduspol 4y ago
> It's easy to criticize process, but many of the rules were written in blood with the best of intentions. Respectfully, we already know this part. It's at the top of every single thread like this. The more important questions
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by moduspol 4y ago
It's pretty common as an account hijacking vector, right? Hackers tell non-techies to paste things into the console, which can then share cookies or access tokens with the attacker. Obviously the browser is "owned" by the cli
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by moduspol 4y ago
We're in the same boat now with in-office vs. work-from-home studies. Though I'd argue there's also a bias in that there are likely very few researchers choosing to hypothesize the five day work week is more productive, struc
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by moduspol 4y ago
I'm curious if some of the downsides of evening blue light could be mitigated with an increase in daytime blue light. It's all about the rhythm, right? I work from home and got one of these monsters [1] to have on in my office dur
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by moduspol 4y ago
There is also a little bit of policy influence. In a vacuum, a company's profits should only be used by that company to expand / pursue other ventures if that company is uniquely in a position to make the best use of it. Otherwise
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by moduspol 4y ago
I don't just mean encryption--I mean end-to-end encryption. That means you can't throw hardware at it. You're limited to the hardware end users are using. Every client needs to be able to meet the needs of every other client,
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by moduspol 4y ago
> Latency isn't the problem. The problem is having anywhere between 2 and 1000 participants in a room, with different quality/bandwidth of connections, and transmitting those streams back out to everyone else in the room. And d
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by moduspol 4y ago
Coming soon: my public IPv6 dns at dead:beef::
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by moduspol 4y ago
Military base version already for sale here: https://www.gameroomguys.com/American-Changer-AC500-Bill-Cha...
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by moduspol 4y ago
Makes sense. Thanks for chiming in!
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by moduspol 4y ago
Kubernetes deprecated Docker support a few years back, so there will come a day that it may not be part of Docker Desktop. Rancher Desktop supports k3s with containerd out of the box, which has no announced deprecation. It's possible t

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