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by roomey 5y ago
Redis in docker, Kubernetes is almost zero config as it is. For small stuff anyway. For big stuff, would it not be a massive drag not having it proximal to your app serve we a?
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by roomey 5y ago
He is such a good writer, I'm listening to quicksilver at the moment. The way he twists and turns a story and weaves in history is so enjoyable.
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by roomey 5y ago
The outcome
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by roomey 5y ago
I get the sense that some emphasis has been lost here. I lost a load of weight and did it by 'eating less'. What I was saying was anyone saying _just_ eat less, like it is some simple solution is full of shit. I mean, if your over
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by roomey 5y ago
Anyone saying just eat less is full of shit. Sorry man. I went from 18st to 12st (and back up to 15st). I found a few key things. 1. Decide you want to loose weight. 2. Up your plain flat water intake... Like a ton. Your body will get used
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by roomey 5y ago
It takes your docker-compose.yaml and creates a bunch of kubernetes yamls that can just be deployed without touching them. I've managed to never touch a Kubernetes yaml thanks to it.
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by roomey 5y ago
The highest capacity sub sea transmission cables are DC now I think. There is an interconnect between Ireland and France that is DC if memory serves. I think it's only efficient for the largest capacity lines tho
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by roomey 5y ago
Is there anyway to use this with kompose convert so it can be deployed to production in a kubernetes cluster?
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by roomey 5y ago
Or a "celebrity" preface..it's almost a bigger deal than the book itself. It always makes me think the book will be shit, but that is unfair too. I guess that's why I try ignore them... Glad I'm not the only one!
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by roomey 5y ago
Absolutely unrelated to the article, but does anyone else hate prefaces? I was a big reader (bk-before kids) and once read a preface that was so thoroughly shit that I almost didn't read the book. I ended up skipping the whole thing, a
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by roomey 5y ago
> One reason for this was the fact that most of the sites back then were indie websites, which did not care about SEO and money and created websites for sharing information. I was around when it started. Let me tell you there was a massi
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by roomey 5y ago
I have used zim for notes for well over 10 years now, maybe 15. It has made the all the difference in my career. To any new person I know in my career I try to hammer home take notes, all the time take notes. I always wondered if some day I
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by roomey 5y ago
I read this book when I was young and have lived by this for years... Especially when deciding on quality Vs price for stuff
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Terry Pratchett estate backs Jack Monroe’s idea for ‘Vimes Boots’ poverty index(theguardian.com)
40 points by roomey 5y ago|2 comments
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by roomey 5y ago
I still don't get classes in python. For now I wrap my data objects as a json and use rabbitMQ to message the json to all the other running .py's I heard about async and want nothing to do with it thank you. I do understand the ne
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by roomey 5y ago
I think the point is you can gain employment as a: health workers, delivery people, drivers, employees in supermarkets, cleaners, constructions workers But you can't really get employed or have a regular income as an artist (wel
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by roomey 5y ago
All the extra bits included in the video that are opinions or segments unrelated to the core message of the video
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by roomey 5y ago
It's illegal in some places, like Ireland for example.
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by roomey 5y ago
True, is that a natural or thought way to read a rainbow however? If the assumption is Western (and it seems to be as both contestants seem to speak the same language at least), Roy G. Biv wins. Or what ever anacronym I've not heard of
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by roomey 5y ago
Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Indigo Violet. < Finish game Idea is to use an external object as the "witness" to arrive at consensus.
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by roomey 5y ago
Is virtualenv not very useful? I use pipenv and find it extremely useful having my various projects separate. Also when deploying to kubernetes or whatever it works the same way
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by roomey 5y ago
I got a 4 letter one I never use and the amount of resets per day is crazy. I don't share my daily email with websites but for whatever reason I used it with this Instagram account. It's the only spam I get at this point. 20 email
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by roomey 5y ago
Yes thank you. You explained much better than I did what I meant.
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by roomey 5y ago
Stupid question, how do I play these games? They sound great.
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by roomey 5y ago
The point is that there was both scales of economy due to the Erasmus program and a lot of pan European research grants.. Being able to pull from a Europe wide talant pool was a huge benefit to the UK and her universities. So there was mass
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by roomey 5y ago
I'm going to suggest human error. There's no good reason for something which amounts to an international embarrassment, including putting cosmonaut's lives at risk. Also note how quiet Russia is about it.
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by roomey 5y ago
I read today that over half of hospital cases are unvaccinated. In Ireland. Also, the Irish Post is not a well known news outlet, I never heard of it before, so take with a pinch of salt.
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VMware Fusion for M1 Macs Now Available as Private Tech Preview(macrumors.com)
2 points by roomey 5y ago|0 comments
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by roomey 5y ago
In all fairness: The Dutch sandwich has been illigal for years now The fine related to 'state aid' in the form of advice to Apple, and was appealed as the Exchequer makes far more money from Apple and other big tech then this fine
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by roomey 5y ago
I wonder if it will have an impact on them at all. > > It is the largest fine ever imposed by the DPC and the second largest penalty ever levied on an organisation under EU data laws

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