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by smoyer 5y ago
My assertion had been that WASM will eventually replace the container environment but the reality is that you'll still need a way to orchestrate deployments. If a problem space is small, there's still nothing wrong with a monoli
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I'm not sure I understand the failure to back this law - it certainly wouldn't have cost the state (or localities) very much compared to the cost of a collapse. The real question to me is whether the condo owners as a group could
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I was in my late twenties and expecting my first child ...it was definitely a positive time and the economy was just starting to pick back up. Even the first gulf war seemed like a just cause (liberating Kuwait). I did a lot of work in Eu
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by smoyer 5y ago
We have a standalone Kohls and Target at the other end of town. The Wal-Mart and Sam's club across the street from the mall are the only thriving businesses.
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by smoyer 5y ago
You would think by now animals would have become used to being antagonized by humans!
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by smoyer 5y ago
Curiously, when the wall came down I thought we could all finally be friends.
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by smoyer 5y ago
Ours seems to be staying open because of a planet fitness that took over a large section. Macys, Penney's, Seats and BonTon were the anchor stores. It's likely a casino will take over half the building.
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by smoyer 5y ago
"Has become a mall society" - And the US has spent the last 30 years abandoning or malls. When I was a teenager it was definitely the place to hang out on weekends!
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by smoyer 5y ago
Run two startups? ... Nice to have you here Jack!
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by smoyer 5y ago
I'm not sure I believe any of this beyond the fact that the west's "reserve" has at least kept the conflict from extending beyond Ukraine's borders. If the war ended with Russia pulling out of Ukraine tomorrow, it&
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by smoyer 5y ago
Given these employees have had to do their own laundry (maybe) for the duration of the pandemic, and the amount of hardship we're currently seeing if we choose to turn on the television, this amounts to a non-issue. From the stand-poi
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by smoyer 5y ago
This is an interesting perspective that intuitively feels like what I'm seeing through the potentially myopic media. I do wonder about the phrase "lifelong judo master" as I'd read elsewhere his master belt was honorary
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by smoyer 5y ago
This article actually describes both reduction-in-force (lay-offs) and firing. I've had the unfortunate experience to do both during my career and I can tell you that, for me, it's very painful to lay-off someone even if it'
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by smoyer 5y ago
It also doesn't hurt to repeat the HTTP status code in the JSON body - when you receive a response, the status code and entity body are coupled but even if the server logs the status code, they're often decoupled in the logging sy
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by smoyer 5y ago
My 900 had the automatic transmission which turned the car into a real dog. It had the same engine as my 99 but was a heavier car. My Father-in-Law had a special edition 900 with the standard transmission and it was an amazing car. It ha
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by smoyer 5y ago
I expect to be hearing more news about stolen funds/tokens/etc when this is deployed.
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The one I'm working on was originally somewhere between lime and avocado green and was wrecked with about 70K miles on it in 1975. It's been in a garage ever since. The downside of a fiberglass body is that it shatters in ways a
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by smoyer 5y ago
Yeah ... and some (like my 99) had alterations made at the U.S. point-of-entry. The added A/C system was so cold it would freeze your body parts. Since the air-ducts were routed through the glove box (who doesn't want heated glo
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by smoyer 5y ago
I've had three Saabs that were my daily drivers (a 99, 900 and 9000) and I'm now restoring a 1971 Saab Sonnett III [0]. All very innovative cars! AMA 0. http://saabworld.net/wp/1970-saab-sonett-iii-heritage-c
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by smoyer 5y ago
Well, I remember a time when Disney was producing nothing that appealed to viewers and I'd argue that the parent company "lost it's heart" back then. Purchasing Pixar was the influx of "new heart" that relaunc
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by smoyer 5y ago
Pedantic but an impact crater either is or is not. Scientists (and others) might have controversial opinions, theories and hypothesis' about the crater and us mere mortals will be forced to take sides.
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by smoyer 5y ago
I was a happy f.lux user for several years and suddenly had a new (Xubuntu) machine which seemed to override it's settings. Redshift is "built-in" to Xubuntu and I find it to be equivalent for my needs.
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by smoyer 5y ago
Sometimes it's not about the tests you can write ahead of time - complex systems fail in complex ways. In the same way that you always write a unit test that confirms each software bug you find, you can add integration testing, system
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by smoyer 5y ago
This is a giant corporation and calling this censorship isn't quite correct as that corporation can choose what they produce whether it's what the people they pay as employees want or not. I tend to attribute this more to economi
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Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30613882
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by smoyer 5y ago
Not that I'm a fan of Mark Zuckerberg but I was hoping this article was about the Winkelvoss twins. Other than that, I'm not sure why I keep reading these articles - it's a bit like rubber-necking while passing a car acciden
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by smoyer 5y ago
I use a password manager with a plugin and have been running "Firefox Developer Edition" so I often update several times a week. I've been careful to watch the "Save Passwords and Logins" setting (which has general
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Firefox 98 Release Notes(mozilla.org)
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Yesterday there was a story about a rector who was arrested for preaching against the war during a sermon - pretty courageous but that kind of courage is apparently not too common.
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by smoyer 5y ago
In order to have a peaceful co-existence, you have to start with peace. If Russia is suggesting they remove their "special operation" from Ukraine and we all just get along, I'm all for it!

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