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by shlant 10y ago
Not sure why you chose that source, but one second searching google for "acne diet research" returns this from the AAD no less: https://www.aad.org/media/news-releases/growing-evidence-sug... Yes, the ca
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by shlant 10y ago
As someone who has previously used Chef and is currently using Ansible, I can understand those pain points. For me it's not as much of a problem as I have 10x less servers, but I have heard a lot of complaints about Ansible scaling. I
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by shlant 10y ago
Even though we found our place on craigslist, be aware that 90% of postings are scams. In the City, you really need to remember the phrase "if it's too good to be true, it probably is".
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by shlant 10y ago
I used to be a Chef user, and although I do love it, it's overkill for the current infra I am supporting. I haven't had too many issues with Ansible, I love it's simplicity, just lately there have been some annoying regressio
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by shlant 10y ago
Definitely agree with this. I use the docker module extensively and found 2 regressions[1][2] that I went through the trouble of debugging down to a single commit, but still have no idea whether anyone is going to fix them. I'm hoping
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by shlant 10y ago
> I'm pescetarian (mostly vegetarian, occasional I'll eat fish), so protein is a challenge Why is protein a challenge even if you were fully vegetarian? What about all the nuts and legumes?
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by shlant 10y ago
From Reddit: "It's the regional leader of a party in the opposition coalition, not the head of the party, and not the primary opposition party. It's be like if the Idaho Libertarian Party chairman was killed. It's a big
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by shlant 11y ago
So as someone who is just about to implement Fluentd, what is the status of using LogZoom with docker? Currently, with Fluentd all I have to do is set the log-driver and tags in DOCKER_OPTS, point fluentd to ES, and I have all my container
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by shlant 11y ago
> I figured by the time the product was "bricked" (e.g. company going bust, product end-of-life, etc), that the hardware would be so out of date that it'd be time to replace it anyway How "out of date" can a simp
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by shlant 11y ago
exactly the reason we moved to Slack
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by shlant 11y ago
Anywhere I see Docker on Mac mentioned, I always point people to Dinghy. It has solved a lot of the issues the vanilla solutions had (NFS, fsevents etc) and the maintainer is incredibly responsive. I would love to see Docker come up with so
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by shlant 11y ago
From someone who has wasted many hours trying to get B2D working, I have ended up using https://github.com/codekitchen/dinghy Easier to use, more reliable and some nice features like the OPs .docker DNS and NFS shares.
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by shlant 11y ago
well it's a good thing plants aren't sentient then.
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by shlant 11y ago
> We run Kubernetes on CoreOS and every piece runs in a container. On the master, the api-server, controller and scheduler all run in docker containers. On the minions, the proxy and kubelet both run in containers. I don't think the
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by shlant 11y ago
I actually did an evaluation of password storage services recently and chose LastPass over 1Password for a couple reasons: 1. 1Password is SUPER expensive for what it is. You really pay for the fact that it looks nice and integrates well wi
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by shlant 11y ago
I have seen a lot of people having trouble in IRC with setting it up and one more thing I have to worry about uptime myself (even if it's fairly simple) is not something I'm a fan of
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by shlant 11y ago
yea I'm hoping that this will speed up pushing/pulling and it's not just on the Docker Engine side because taking 1+ minutes to push a >500MB image is ridiculous...
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by shlant 11y ago
try moving to SF short term, put in the hours in the office of a flexible, reasonable company and then ask to move to remote after they are more comfortable with you. It worked for me :)
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by shlant 11y ago
I had thought your office was in the financial district on Pacific? At least that's what the window said when I walked by it every morning on the way to work.
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by shlant 11y ago
the flavor of jackfruit is juicy fruit gum. Haven't had unripe jackfruit, but it most certainly does not TASTE like pulled pork. Maybe the texture.
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by shlant 11y ago
what? Github has a separate search for filenames. It's called the 'file finder' and is activated by pressing 't' when viewing a repo.
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by shlant 11y ago
The only benefit I have ever seen with Bitbucket is it is priced per user instead of per repo which is only a benefit if you have smaller teams. The very first project I created for myself in my new role was to move everything out of Bitbuc