orlovs

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by orlovs 4y ago
“It isn’t the mountain ahead that wears you out — it’s the grain of sand in the shoes”
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The End of Industrial Society(palladiummag.com)
2 points by orlovs 5y ago|0 comments
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by orlovs 5y ago
Nice! Worth reading?
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by orlovs 5y ago
Nuclear is slow to build as we dont have much experience to build it. More we will build it, the better we will become in it
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by orlovs 5y ago
I love this reply. We can go even further. If we would approach air safety in such way as Nuclear, then de Havilland DH.106 Comet would be first and last commercial jet. Nuclear fision reactors safety technology have moved further. There ar
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by orlovs 5y ago
Interesting would be to see what was estimations to fix previous/improve solution, develop new one or buy Splunk.
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by orlovs 5y ago
+many. There are plenty good Enterprise software with bad rep. You can spend a lot of engineering talent to rebuild what is already solved or just buy boring tech. Splunk by definition is boring and with Twitter scale makes sense. Twitter i
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by orlovs 5y ago
Defining monopoly by marketshare is shallow. Best monopoly is when your customers switching costs are high. Thats why some of FAMG is with so good friends with Lawmakers. To provide political protection. I am not from US, but what I see fro
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by orlovs 5y ago
Did not get is it sarcasm or real thing. those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it
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by orlovs 5y ago
> “Out of public view, the state-owned broadcaster has been altering old episodes of its shows to make them ‘suitable’ for modern listeners.“ I don’t get why grown ups need to be threated as kids. I am doing same for little ones, but why
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by orlovs 5y ago
Is Clubhouse still a thing?
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by orlovs 5y ago
Did not thread fully, but I get your point. I know large portion hacker news audience dont like Sowell (and other Chicago school econs). In Basic Economy he defines that monopoly cant be defined “market share”, but how hard is to migrate of
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by orlovs 5y ago
I live in Europe. Most notable substitution for Nuclear is Green Russian gas. I see this decission each month in my heating bill. Renewables is cool, but u know there is winters in Europe. As gas storages are not full here and our comrades
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by orlovs 5y ago
If you take out their aggresive marketing spending to ack more customers they would be profitable.
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by orlovs 5y ago
Totally agree. Schemes exists, but they are unavailable for scmucks. As after 2008 financial crysis it was made much more “exclusive” as it was before. For ordinary folks it transformed. For example, in Europe now is popular zero Corp tax o
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by orlovs 5y ago
+1 for Temporal. Using in prod, its great
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by orlovs 5y ago
Nah, they run out of German engineers + without futher commercialization of science there is no way forward. There is many good concepts, but almost none got out research phase.
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by orlovs 5y ago
+100000. any more or less serious case deployment must be decoupled from build. It brings some challenges, but deploy and build are two different cycles what you cant put on the same assembly area. It can be triggered, but it should not be
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by orlovs 5y ago
Call me old, title theme for me deeply resonates with foundations chapters of loosing important knowledge.
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by orlovs 5y ago
Nah, all will gonna be fine
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by orlovs 5y ago
Lets face, gitlab and github valuation is based on future “ai” code autogens. Brave new world
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by orlovs 5y ago
I did not read full list of comments, but before celebrating victory of “they gonna pay”. Let me guess, many countries will change tax code that corporate tax being paid only on witholding.
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by orlovs 5y ago
I love this comment. IMHO would be perfect addition to original article
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by orlovs 5y ago
Oh well, yet another publication “rich bad, poor good”. I will leave out payday lending, buying small goods on credit etc. Lets talk about mortgages and student loan. Let’s face it, if you are rich you have become rich somehow or stayed ric
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by orlovs 5y ago
Someone, already, mentioned Argo tool family. I have got very good experience coupling argocd and argo workflows. Its not so advanced (from workflow side) as Airflow, but works as pretty good. There is always option to fallback to Rundeck
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by orlovs 5y ago
Don't abuse CI/CD system as workflow automation tool. There are better and much easier alternatives.
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by orlovs 5y ago
Probably not possible to describe. Jenkins is just tool, if used wrong it will bite to operators. Problem with jenkins is that it's takes time to setup workflow. You configure to run plugin-install-tool, JaaC, Jobdsl, Shared Libs, some
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by orlovs 5y ago
If you are Atlassian shop, then yes. Otherwise, don't even bother
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by orlovs 5y ago
I agree, for e2e/integration testing, excellent
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by orlovs 5y ago
I have never understood kubernetes development in local development workflow unless kubernetes functionality being developed or some yaml magic. It’s super overhead IMHO. If needed to test api’s as unit test you can always port-forward traf

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