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by outime 6y ago
I didn’t downvote and I’m very sorry you had/have to go through that. That being said, how I see it is that OP may be referring to the fact that the “hate speech” label is being overused similarly to “fascism” and other similar strong
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by outime 6y ago
As you can imagine I don’t know what happens to you but - I had itches in different parts of my body and even a rash showed up on my ankle. Turns out it was a nutrition issue. Over time you may develop allergies to stuff that you weren’t al
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by outime 6y ago
We’re all getting used to insta-load but around half of us will leave a site if it takes more than ~3 seconds to load about half of the people give up and the majority won’t come back [1]. It’s that dramatic, and I’ve seen myself doing it -
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by outime 6y ago
I noticed more snarky comments in general in the last 1-1.5 years. I just downvote/flag them and move on. If it some day becomes unbearable then I'll just click on the links and not read the comments anymore - which would be a sha
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by outime 6y ago
I can understand how they seamlessly integrate with their own products (and I like Vault a lot) - not sure how it'd work with other secret backends if you'd prefer them over Vault. It's also fine you picked an individual item
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by outime 6y ago
>Who would you say are in the target audience of Kubernetes? Everything else - I literally said "K8s is enterprise stuff". Now if we go to specifics then it depends of what the company does, maybe they'd do just fine with
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by outime 6y ago
K8s targets a long list of things that Nomad just doesn't want to deal with in the name of simplicity - and that's ok, if that suits your use case. Some are mentioned in the post but I can think of secret management, load balancin
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by outime 6y ago
The biggest problem with these posts is that authors seem to fail to see how K8s isn't targeting home servers or small companies. Sure, there's K3s which allows you to have a more minimalistic experience but it's still K8s.
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by outime 6y ago
This is one of the things I sometimes dislike from this site when it happens. It's not so difficult to explain what the link is about even if I personally know what del.icio.us is/was about. More so while the webpage is down since
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by outime 6y ago
I can recommend Hetzner. For non-production stuff I highly recommend checking lowendtalk.com / lowendbox.com to see offers from different providers.
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by outime 6y ago
You may want to know that this also happens in more expensive providers like AWS. As a counterpoint, in my experience of a bunch of years with Scaleway they have always worked quite well. I left them due to the price getting out of hand.
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by outime 6y ago
I don’t have this problem but I know of someone who does and would probably like to hear about these inserts. Do they have some specific name?
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by outime 6y ago
Totally agree. I had a couple groups which were moved from WhatsApp to Telegram and they work great. So I’m aware (and happy) this happens but also I’m that kind of special early-adopter user who cares about things that non-tech users don’t
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by outime 6y ago
We could also say 1M and still be a valid statement. I don’t know if that tells anything though. Perception does matter a lot, and that’s why I used the 1% figure. It means one percent of WhatsApp users are investigating a competitor (not
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by outime 6y ago
WhatsApp worldwide usage is estimated to be more than 2B+ users. Even if this article is accurate, it doesn’t really mean much. In the HN bubble lots of people have migrated to Signal with all of their contacts but outside of that bubble no
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by outime 6y ago
Here in Finland authorities use them at least in the airport and it’s claimed that “testing has shown an accuracy level of nearly 100% even 5 days before actual symptoms appear” [1]. [1] https://unric.org/en/finland-fir
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by outime 6y ago
I don’t think anybody really believed such thing except a loud minority, mainly thanks to social networks and journalists wanting to gain eyeballs with provocative headlines so people get mad at absurd stuff and come back for more. The form
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by outime 6y ago
It’s great to see some balance about the Signal discussion here at HN. All I could see in the frontpage for several days is how great Signal is but nothing about what’s not so bright. This article brings up the same concerns I always had an
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by outime 6y ago
I guess the people who loathe it (not me though) are very well aware of this particular benefit and still think isn’t enough justification to enable it by default.
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by outime 6y ago
Deep down Bumble doesn't seem that different from Tinder (from the perspective of a non-user like me anyway). The crucial difference is that women message first but from what I've heard they'll just say "hi" or some
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by outime 6y ago
The thing with WhatsApp is that besides the largest user base (most important reason IMHO) it just works very well. I don’t know about Signal as I’ve briefly used it but why would anyone switch apart from us? You can’t just convince the maj
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by outime 6y ago
> How did you go from "manual upload to file server" to Docker+Gitlab? When I learned what I said: it takes little time to set it up and you reap the benefits. If you don’t know how to use it then it’ll take some time to learn,
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by outime 6y ago
I agree with the main point but: >Kubernetes, and Docker and CI? Cool tech, I suppose, but time wasters. Your release process should be scp-ing and extracting a zip file on the prod machine, or git checkout the files. Ok, let's acce
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by outime 6y ago
I can’t talk specifics about CDC as I’m european but this way of acting was present in most of the countries around the world and I think it’s somewhat safe to think that it decreased masks demand to a certain point (1%? 20%? 30%?). Even in
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by outime 6y ago
It’s a pick your poison situation. Reputation may have been damaged (who knows really, masses seem to forget rather quickly nowadays) but the alternative might just have caused a lot more trouble.
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The benefit was to save masks so health workers would get them (at least most of them) and the goal was more or less met. Cost? Probably too high. Alternatives? Again I don’t defend these actions, I’m just trying to reason why they decided
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by outime 6y ago
Yeah there are better solutions but they’re not the easiest nor the fastest. Lying ticked those boxes and so they did it that way in many places. Politics is IMHO all or a majority about deception unfortunately and once you accept this thes
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by outime 6y ago
We can’t know for sure but I bet many people didn’t hoard or didn’t even bother to buy any in the beginning because of this announcement. At big scale (e.g. USA) this means millions of saved masks. And I agree with your last point of course
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by outime 6y ago
> You could be truthful and say "While masks are effective, please dont horde them as they are needed by the hospitals". I’m not a politician nor I defend most of them in general but do you expect that people would not hoard th
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by outime 6y ago
So I'm not trying to sound rude but your original comment would've been much better if you included an alternative. Also my point was that you'd not find a single person offering a free cross-platform app like this one, not

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