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Use K8s to schedule the work.
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Not really, Balmer slashed R&D and only focused on short term profit, which isn't sustainable long term. Missed major market opportunities: Mobile computing The Internet (servers, clients) Cloud computing
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All of this inconvenient morality is getting in his way of making more money?
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Better movies? On Netflix? Are you sure?
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Yeah but I've listened to all of their stuff so many times. I really enjoy listening to new stuff when I work so it doesn't distract me with memories.
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For the sake of this argument, windows support doesn't really matter. If you're forced to use Windows for a job- that sucks. You're probably used to doing lots of silly things just to get a reasonable development environment.
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Make is available everywhere that matters, and is a simple declarative way to encompass build actions. What are the alternatives? Bash? Not declarative, and requires lots more code. Some go rewrite of Make? Not universal, possibly not maint
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There are two types of engineering. Additive and subtractive. All software problems can be solved with either: 1. Some abstraction. 2. Replacing the existing "thing" with a new one that had more functionality. Building layers of a
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Don't you think that scaling to handle global growth is a feature?
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So could you explain how this is different from conventional configuration management systems?
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Does anyone know how different this is from the version used by LG for their TVs?
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It's not a problem here.
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Have you owned or managed any ubiquiti hardware? The firmware is updated monthly, and there's always a detailed changlog.
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"64k ought to be enough for anyone"
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Intel's inertia ran out, and AMD surpassed them because they're actively innovating. This is what happens when an incumbent company delays new products because of mismanagement or to maximize profits. (See also, Apple) A CPU isn&#
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Check out Bitwig. Some ex-Ableton engineers split off to rewrite Ableton using modern programming techniques. It has a public JS API for controlling anything in the GUI. Also, has a modular synth mode called the grid (which is similar to M
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As someone who enjoys artisanal coffee, owns a large vinyl collection, makes his own kombucha at home, and ran Solaris 9 long long ago, I find the term "hipster" a bit offensive.
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Don't you think highschool is a bit different in NYC compared to Nebraska?
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Building products that are designed to be disposable, rather than repairable, then pretending that recycling is a reasonable solution.
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The filmmaker fuses east/west as a gimmick, China's ability to survive is more structured. Etc. Well written comment, but too bombastic for my taste. I give this comment 3/5 stars.
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Yes, biking in the winter isn't too bad, as long as there isn't precipitation. The winters here are fairly mild.
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A public roadmap, minimal exit friction (how quickly can I switch to something else), and a real SLA (if hosted).
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Every day is garbage day, somewhere in NYC
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Or Slack's customers are misusing the tool because they lack more appropriate software.
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...and the crowd goes mild! Does anyone actually use Windows containers? How is it? I'm not the most connected person, but I really want to know who's actually using this?
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Hiring operations engineers with updated and relevant skills?
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Realistically, Disney, or whomever competition, is not going to have enough technical expertise to deploy FreeBSD.
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Are H1B workers included in this union?
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Go 1x? I assume this is 1.12.x? v1.13 has some start-up time enhancements. I wish there was some more info about the testing methodology...
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I'm honestly surprised there was only one team in charge of UX for the AWS gui. It always felt like each product did their own UX because of all the various inconsistency between different areas. I don't have any examples off-hand
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