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by pm90 2y ago
Amazon competitors have strict policies against using SaaS products hosted on AWS and they generally default to Azure since its MS. In EMEA its GCP.
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by pm90 2y ago
yeah i don’t understand why clouflare isn’t competing head on with cloud providers. Imo they should acquire fly.io, give them a blank check and 2 years and I think they can take down aws. The reason aws is dominant is because it’s the defau
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by pm90 2y ago
IBM probably wants to bundle hashi products as part of their cloud offerings and can milk other cloud providers in licensing fees. All cloud providers support terraform and most current infrastructure is probably configured in HCL.
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by pm90 2y ago
I have never worked for Faang and have seen this be an issue in every single company Ive worked for. Every one. You don’t need millions of pods. Even a fleet of a few hundred (which isn’t crazy for most small to medium businesses) will caus
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by pm90 2y ago
Genuinely curious: in what ways is that not a good term? Is it because its not a new thing, just marketing? Or is it conflating with some other physics things?
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by pm90 2y ago
The startup time comparisons may not seem like a big deal but having an app take several seconds just to start up can burn you really bad in incidents where you want to roll new application versions. And yes, it is possible to engineer arou
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by pm90 2y ago
Im guessing there is market demand for such a product. I can see a few midsized companies not wanting to deal with k8s upgrades until they go public or get acquired. My gut reaction is that this is a bad idea. Anyone going this route should
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by pm90 2y ago
Neat! I hope this is part of the OSS interface so eg podman can implement something similar. I can’t remember the last time I ran docker locally. All my docker builds now happen on remote clusters.
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by pm90 2y ago
Is this a better heroku? My experience is that anything outside of the standard process for deploying apps is actively frowned upon by everyone except startups that need to move extremely quickly to create PoCs. So unless this platform is m
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by pm90 2y ago
You can generally choose what kind of power generation mix you want from a utility. eg I am on a 100% renewable plan.
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by pm90 2y ago
Considering the anti transit attitude of most suburban dwelling Americans I am personally glad they are touting this.
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by pm90 2y ago
Yup not to mention that the fumes from diesel engines got into the cars so you tended to avoid the ones close to the engine. Its a HUGE qol improvement!
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by pm90 2y ago
Agreed. Caltrain stops are… definitely not that. The SF stations are somewhat out of the way (although the planned extension would bring it all the way to the transit center). I do see a lot more residential units coming up near transit nod
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by pm90 2y ago
To unlock the true value of these systems the BA needs to be forced to increase density of their cities though. We need SF proper to look more like Manhattan.
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by pm90 2y ago
Not for early stage startups.
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by pm90 2y ago
Nah. There has been legitimate progress in Semiconductors (EUV!) and basic research (JWST!), including healthcare (mRNA, CRISPR). This theory that living in a world on the brink of world war somehow makes societies more productive seems lik
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by pm90 2y ago
Most recently ive been bit by this with datadog. The Python version does some monkeypatching to inject trace info. The go version you need to inject the trace info explicitly. While the latter takes more setup, it was much easier to underst
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by pm90 2y ago
Someone has to question the status quo. If we just did the same things there would be a lot less progress. The author took the time to articulate their argument, and publish it. I appreciate their effort even if I may not agree with their a
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by pm90 2y ago
Truly some of the dumbest people are now in control of the US Government. Im interested to see how other world leaders respond. Clearly, the US is withdrawing from international commitments, but other countries certainly realize the benefit
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by pm90 2y ago
There are many reasons for this but primarily its simply that it is a wealthy country with a functioning legal system. US courts are generally fair; if biased. This has changed with many recent rulings by the SCOTUS. But there exists a cult
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by pm90 2y ago
It doesn’t even have any kind of real power to unseat these dorks. They have enough capital and connections to hold on to power for life. It attempts to delegitimize them, question their worldview and expose them to other viewpoints and the
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by pm90 2y ago
Perfectly put. Personally I am quite amazed at people who think this way. This is not adult level reasoning. It’s not something that will change by setting an example. I just fear that large swathes of society are completely oblivious to wh
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by pm90 2y ago
Yes there are many. One of the strategies for dealing with the upcoming climate catastrophe has to be to do a sober assessment of its impact and instrument societies to relocate quickly. There is simply no point in trying to rebuild in area
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by pm90 2y ago
Im hoping that with the launch of the lenovo steam deck clone, that there will be even more products like this. But yes you are absolutely right that laptops are more accessible.
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by pm90 2y ago
keda also works for this and supports many backends
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by pm90 2y ago
> I think you've drank the Kool aid straight from the firehouse. I know what you’re trying to do, but mixing phrases only works when the combination makes sense, this one doesn’t.
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by pm90 2y ago
People die when they’re denied affordable healthcare. They see their loved ones be treated like shit by insurance companies. Its another form of extreme injustice to those who experience it, similar to war and civil rights.
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by pm90 2y ago
I have a steam deck. Its incredibly easy to switch from game mode to “desktop mode” and get a full blown, portable linux device! Its fucking incredible. Gaming has been mostly good. You can trust the steam verification badge. Some games jus
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by pm90 2y ago
Certainly. The reality of the political situation though is that China is an authoritarian country ruled by the PRC, increasingly acting more like a dictatorship. While China’s economy, society and people have 100% the right to grow as much
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by pm90 2y ago
> TSMC has a fascinating origin story: it was founded in 1985 by Morris Chang, who, after working in the US for Texas Instruments for more than 20 years, was enticed to go to Taiwan and help develop their high-tech industries as head of

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