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by ojhughes 4y ago
Debian Sid might be worth a try
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by ojhughes 4y ago
There are a few off grid communities in Europe such as Tipi Valley in Wales [1] and Kausay in Spain [2] 1. https://diggersanddreamers.org.uk/community/tipi-valley 2. https://www.kausaycommunity.com/
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by ojhughes 4y ago
Because it’s an aggregate of a number of different resources types and custom logic not exactly the same as deployment. I can see you don’t like operators and that’s fine. Many folks find it’s a useful pattern to follow
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by ojhughes 4y ago
It’s a common pattern [1]. Other than the GP patch example, how else can users override the child objects your controller creates? 1 https://github.com/prometheus-operator/prometheus-operator/b...
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by ojhughes 4y ago
Adding the patch api is neat! I’ve solved this in the past by embedding the entire PodSpec etc into the CRD
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by ojhughes 4y ago
My Uncle is over the moon after hearing this news
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by ojhughes 4y ago
You will find traffic light hell in many euro cities however.
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by ojhughes 4y ago
I got a private diagnosis for around £1000 and was then transferred to the NHS for my prescription and yearly consultations. It was well worth the money for me
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by ojhughes 4y ago
According to Siri: “Animals and French nouns have genders, I do not”
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by ojhughes 4y ago
Also a common playground insult
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Neo4j Graph Database v5 released(neo4j.com)
3 points by ojhughes 4y ago|1 comments
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by ojhughes 4y ago
I wouldn’t say that “gcloud container clusters create” is too complicated. One command and you’re up and running. I agree OpenShift is an entirely different kettle of fish
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by ojhughes 4y ago
Not in my situation. Just bought a 1950s house with just a single socket in every room. I am fixing that though.
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by ojhughes 4y ago
The only thing that would cause us Brit’s to riot is a change to caravanning laws
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by ojhughes 4y ago
Decathlon has RFID based, no-scan self checkout. You put all the items in a bin then pay and leave. Worked really well the few times I’ve used it
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by ojhughes 4y ago
Kids have the freedom to go to school without fear of being shot. Mothers have the right to take 6 months paid maternity leave. Workers generally have more rights and protections, although this is getting worse.
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by ojhughes 4y ago
Can you renew your driving license online in the US?
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by ojhughes 4y ago
MapReduce and HDFS were written in Java and they paved the way for a lot of the other big data tools
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by ojhughes 4y ago
And Lego in Cornwall, UK https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-28367198
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Broadcom announces plans to buy VMware in $61B deal(cnbc.com)
37 points by ojhughes 4y ago|8 comments
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by ojhughes 4y ago
NoSQL didn’t win thankfully, relational databases are still the dominant technology.
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by ojhughes 4y ago
Excited to see my local area on HN! The tower is currently for sale, only £2.25 million https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/120680285#/?channel=R...
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by ojhughes 5y ago
In the UK, mentalist is most commonly a slang term for someone who is “mental” or crazy. I would call Derren Brown a psychic
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by ojhughes 5y ago
Lombok seems to have a 50/50 split of people who love / hate it. I am firmly in the No Lombok camp! My reasons are; * IntelliJ is very good at generating boilerplate getters / setters etc * I found sometimes the annotation pr
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by ojhughes 5y ago
Along with the various other libraries and frameworks mentioned; * Testcontainers - seamless support for using Docker in integration tests [1] * Project Reactor - nice framework for reactive programming [2] * Executable Jars - No need to d
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by ojhughes 5y ago
Most of the bigger US companies have a UK registered office so there are no tax implications in my case
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by ojhughes 5y ago
I work remotely for a large US tech company and live in Hampshire. Your salary will go *much* further if you are happy to live an hour or so outside London. My team is spread across US / Canada / Spain and UK so expect some meetin
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How cut-and-pasted programming is putting the internet and society at risk(theguardian.com)
3 points by ojhughes 5y ago|0 comments
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by ojhughes 5y ago
Not a web framework but running a local docker registry uses port 5000 by default
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by ojhughes 5y ago
You can order a kit and grow them home, in the UK it’s a grey area legally. The grow kits are legal but the mushrooms are not

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