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Killer Robots are coming and people are trying to stop them – feature article
(buzzfeed.com)
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Where the “comic book font” came from
(vox.com)
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Our first 6 months of Kubernetes in production at Movio
(movio.co)
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A Docker Fork: Talk of a split is now on the table
(thenewstack.io)
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Buildkite: Detailed Outage Post-Mortem for August 22nd
(building.buildkite.com)
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10y ago
I think you are confusing: "we must get the story online within 5 minutes of it happening" and "Story written over a few hours/days/weeks and then published online"
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It's All Relative – Byes, Unicode and Timezones – Trust vs Test
(notes.pault.ag)
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10y ago
I remember them being described as "The National Enquirer of Science" a good 10 years ago. Just today I was in the Library and looking at "Science" and "Scientific American" both of which seem to be a lot more
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10y ago
Chess has been pushing to be in the Olympics for years. This mostly seems to be a dream of a few of the top people while everybody else thinks it is a waste of time. It also means that Chess players are subject to doping regulations. http:
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Tesla autopilot mode helps driver survive medical emergency
(news-leader.com)
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Google's guidelines for HTTP/2 Push and experimental results
(docs.google.com)
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10y ago
" So outside of work, what management projects are your working on and could you provide some samples of your work? " Do managers spend their off-hours coaching kids sports teams and running charities in order to boast their resum
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10y ago
I think it was a network effect. Around 1992 The free PC-based BSD distributions like 386BSD were at around the same level (if not slightly ahead) of Linux. However in 1992 and 1993 there were some internal political problems in BSD land (w
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Hitler Uses Docker, Annotated
(zwischenzugs.wordpress.com)
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10y ago
> Question is, how big of a following do you need? Looking around I find that apart from journalists (who can get verified with just a few hundred followers) few "real" people with less than 20,000 followers seem to be verified
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The mobile device lab at the Prineville data center
(code.facebook.com)
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Canonical’s Snap: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
(thenewstack.io)
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10y ago
Pity this documented is not dated. But judging from the version numbers of things he mentions it probably dates from around 2003 or perhaps 2004.
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10y ago
Are there realistic alternatives to options? The point of them seems to be to attracting employees at less than market rate with the incentive that if the company grows they will get a financial reward. And doing so in such a way that it do
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So you'd never hire these people based on what editor they used but it's not a value judgement or you being derogatory.. That really doesn't come across well.
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Habitat – a new open source project for automating applications
(chef.io)
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News about street maintenance in my neighborhood is more important to me than some serial killer on the other side of the world. How would the serial killer affect my life? Would my life even be better after having read details of his grisl
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I had a weird one yesterday. I went to the New York Times using private browsing and read a single article in the relationship section (something about wedding speeches) and then noticed that the next page I went to 90% of the recommended a
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The Coupland article is here: http://archive.wired.com/wired/scenarios/capsule.html Unfortunately all the images are broken.
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but how did your article get onto social media? Was it one of the 20 people who read your RSS feed and linked to it on twitter and elsewhere? Been there, done that, got the Hackernews Karma. But if you want to optomise for casual readers vs
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Career/Job Advice and Observations
(network-node.com)
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Cannes Film Festival: A rare look at the festival’s digital cinema system
(arstechnica.co.uk)
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One of the things is that before everybody became a "full-stack devops" you didn't have to be an expert at all those technologies. * The Sysadmins knew Linux, bash, logstash, kuberneties * The programmers knew python, j
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My name still causes SQL errors
(twitter.com)
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10y ago
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Google and Friends Add Prometheus to Kubernetes Platform
(nextplatform.com)
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10y ago
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