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Docker Is a Compiler(matt-rickard.com)
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Why do API companies have low churn rates?(matt-rickard.com)
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by rckrd 6y ago
I love when underlying data structures boil down to directed graphs. Turns out that indentation is a bad way to represent graphs (as someone who has tried many times to encode large Kubernetes service topologies in YAML). A language like do
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by rckrd 6y ago
Minikube uses a 9p FS for sharing files between host and VM. Fairly easy to implement, and runs completely in user space
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Is Technology Making Us More Productive? A Macroeconomic Look(matt-rickard.com)
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Show HN: Virgo, a graph-based configuration language(matt-rickard.com)
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Arc.io – A Crowdfunded Distributed CDN(arc.io)
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Reproducibility in Practice(matt-rickard.com)
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Reproducibility in Practice(matt-rickard.com)
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Bizarre Open Source Licenses(matt-rickard.com)
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by rckrd 8y ago
Author here - thanks for submitting. Happy to answer any questions. I have some more ideas on more useful frontends, but I thought I'd publish a simple implementation that others could follow along with and use it to build their own.
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Fast Kubernetes Development with File Sync and Smart Rebuilds(matt-rickard.com)
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The Heptagon of Configuration(matt-rickard.com)
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by rckrd 8y ago
I work on skaffold and with the jib folks at Google. Why not have the best of both worlds? :) The code that lives here will use jib for the build and skaffold for the deploy, so you get those really fast (and native) workflows. https:&#x2F
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by rckrd 9y ago
- We've published libraries to interact with the registry without docker or the docker CLI, which we use in these projects https://github.com/google/go-containerregistry https://github.com/google&#
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by rckrd 9y ago
The idea is to not have to maintain separate CI infrastructure in addition to your Kubernetes cluster. Disclaimer: I worked on this kaniko at Google
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by rckrd 9y ago
Minikube runs in a virtual machine because its meant to be a cross platform development environment, and linux containers aren't natively supported on macOS or windows. Minikube does have a --none driver, which run on bare metal and ca
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by rckrd 9y ago
Nice, I've been looking for something like this. What technology did you use to build it?
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by rckrd 9y ago
Kubernetes absolutely does not force you to use the docker runtime. In fact, there has been a lot of work to avoid this by creating the CRI[0]. Kubernetes also supports extensions like the Third Party Resource or their successor, Custom Re
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by rckrd 9y ago
Containers are not just about shipping binaries. In fact, they don't really add too much in that category. Namespace isolation and resource limiting with cgroups are the real benefits. And in most real world cases, you will still nee
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by rckrd 9y ago
Docker introduced a new versioning scheme when they announced Docker Community Edition and Docker Enterprise Edition > For consistency, we are also renaming the free Docker products to Docker Community Edition (CE) and adopting a new lif
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by rckrd 9y ago
The University of Toronto is home to Geoffrey Hinton and his research lab. Hinton was the first to use backpropagation for machine learning and a lot of the techniques used today were pioneered by his lab. He is also manages the Google Br
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by rckrd 9y ago
Why is this on the front page? It seems like whatever happened had nothing to do with cloudflare. Can a mod remove this, as a status page is not news?
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by rckrd 10y ago
I believe the Cloud Native Computing Foundation qualified for discounted pricing for the Kubernetes slack channel under this program https://get.slack.help/hc/en-us/articles/204368833
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by rckrd 10y ago
This is an awesome feature and thanks to everyone who made this happen. FWIW, in minikube, we've added a custom dynamic hostpath provisoner for local storage. This makes the abstraction much cleaner between development and production.
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by rckrd 10y ago
Relevant might be Paul Krugman's college thesis at Princeton, "The Theory of Interstellar Trade"[0] [0] https://www.princeton.edu/~pkrugman/interstellar.pdf
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by rckrd 10y ago
For self study of abstract algebra, I recommend Dummit & Foote. I used it as a supplement to my undergrad algebra classes and found it to be very useful. This is in contrast to some books like Artin which leave a lot to the readers, w
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by rckrd 10y ago
Why didn't they use S3 or GCS as the backing store? Why do we need upload & sync? Seems like you only need just upload and go.
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by rckrd 10y ago
Almost exact same situation here. I was rejected by TripleByte and ended up getting offers at many of the companies I applied to. I had the same feelings about the interviewer as the parent comment. I wouldn't say it was particularly
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by rckrd 10y ago
The answer is yes. This is the go version 1 compatibility promise [0]. The maintainers have been very careful to not break compatibility, even if it means bug fixes. [0] https://golang.org/doc/go1compat

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