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The Michelle Obama Podcast(newsroom.spotify.com)
2 points by monus 6y ago|0 comments
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by monus 6y ago
I have resisted using anything other than Firefox since the IE days but I have been literally forced to switch to Chrome because of this issue on my work Macs and every time I checked, I was surprised to see that’s not implemented. Finally.
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by monus 6y ago
I’d be interested to see if the author will get as much exposure to new potential subscribers without a platform like Substack of Medium promoting it. IMO, it’s always been the community aspect of these platforms that keep the authors locke
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Naive Realism(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by monus 6y ago|1 comments
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by monus 6y ago
I have not encountered any other psychology concept that is so ingrained to almost all people. Literally, think of every discussion you had related to politics.
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by monus 6y ago
Oh, thanks for letting me know!
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by monus 6y ago
I think that'd be a bit challenging because Config Connector is highly opinionated, for example, Kubernetes Namespace corresponds to GCP project. Though it might be enabled to be used as part of a Composition when we support namespaced
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by monus 6y ago
Crossplane https://crossplane.io might be what you’re looking for with its bunch of controllers and a nice composition API. One of the best features is that you can bundle a CR to request a MySQL database and it will be satisfie
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by monus 6y ago
I’m not associated with Countly ( https://count.ly/ ), but I heard good things from my friends using it. It’s open source and makes money with enterprise edition.
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by monus 6y ago
One of the maintainers of Crossplane here. New feature of Crossplane allows you to write your own cloud resource abstraction and let the developers use it as one Custom Resource in a Kubernetes cluster and mount the credentials of that clou
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Show HN: Serve your own cloud API abstractions in Kubernetes(crossplane.io)
14 points by monus 6y ago|1 comments
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by monus 6y ago
CS:GO, Dota 2, TF 2 and others...
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by monus 6y ago
Missed the edit window. Disclaimer: I am actively contributing to Crossplane.
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by monus 6y ago
Missed the edit window. Disclaimer: I am actively contributing to Crossplane.
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by monus 6y ago
I think Crossplane[1] could be a candidate here. It allows cloud services to be provisioned via native CRs in your Kubernetes cluster and mount their credentials to workloads that can be scheduled to any kubernetes cluster, either provision
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by monus 6y ago
I'm wondering how native Anthos integrate with other clouds. They are standardizing on Kubernetes level, i.e. you can schedule pods from on-prem GKE to AWS cluster. But are you able to use RDS similar to how k8s config connector makes
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by monus 6y ago
I like that it treats the infrastructure the way Kubernetes treats volumes. Claim/Class/Resource model works well for infrastructure self-service and allows fine-grained RBAC for infra resources. However, except database resources
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by monus 7y ago
I have recently started https://muvaf.com to write about software culture as well as deep dives. Right now, there are two articles. One is about exploring what keeps us, developers, excited and what kills it. The other one looks
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by monus 7y ago
I really wanted to use kind but the fact that it loses all the data after restart/sleep of computer keeps me from using it. I’m developing Kubernetes controllers and the Custom Resources represent the bits of cloud infrastructure ( ht
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Turkey confirms first case of Covid-19(aa.com.tr)
1 points by monus 7y ago|0 comments
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by monus 7y ago
I think that'll be pretty useful for a lot of companies but I'm not sure whether going with container count as limit will work. Staging is where the software is tested as a whole before the production and in many cases it's m
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by monus 7y ago
I think concrete things you listed like the case for pointers is not much different than Java. While why you use a pointer changes, it's simply pointer in the end, just like Java. I'd say Go is able to put so much meaning to those
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by monus 7y ago
Usually, being easy is confused with being simple. Easy to use systems usually tend to be very complex but they'd only hide it from the average user. Once you go one step ahead, do something outside of quick start, you find yourself he
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by monus 7y ago
OP here. I wrote about how genuine curiosity about your work helps your happiness. I think this is especially true for us software engineers where so many people got into the field by being curious. Happy to discuss.
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Curiosity, Feedback Loop and Happiness at Work(muvaf.com)
2 points by monus 7y ago|1 comments
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Does it make sense to blame for bugs?(muvaf.com)
4 points by monus 7y ago|0 comments
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How to adapt to any software project(erkanerol.github.io)
3 points by monus 7y ago|0 comments
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by monus 9y ago
What is the point of think tanks then? Just get paid by companies and do their propaganda but expect people to believe your thoughts are free because it's a "non-profit"?
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Here is why your phone battery gets worse with age(bgr.com)
2 points by monus 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do the companies hire recent grads with only BS degree who need visa?
2 points by monus 10y ago|1 comments

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