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by stonewhite 8y ago
Underlying S3 bits do bite you when you deal with lots of small files. Our team even considered maintaining NFS or Gluster servers over horrible EFS performance.
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by stonewhite 8y ago
I do believe you are on point. Yet this is not exactly reddit or facebook and I'm not a baiting troll (as can be seen from my comment history etc.)
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by stonewhite 8y ago
While I do think this is an interesting argument, I fear that this may somehow be spinned into the toxic masculinity narrative. edit: I'm getting downvoted for adding to an argument with an unpopular opinion? It would be more educative
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by stonewhite 9y ago
From the article: > Previously, researchers have been able to detect up to 25 individual motor units. Reardon claims to have greatly surpassed that, recording about 100 individual units So basically, they have achieved much greater thr
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by stonewhite 9y ago
On a somewhat related note, I recently noticed that the thumbnails and respective images in the mobile version of Google Images tab are no longer served from Google's servers, as it takes a heck of a long time for me to actually get a
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by stonewhite 9y ago
Terrible to work with and not all that performant as well. Also they caused us a 24+ downtime by a forced configuration change from their side, which undid some configurations their professional services implemented (yeah, some parts of the
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by stonewhite 9y ago
> Having solid application monitoring in place allowed us to detect this issue, and start investigating it, far earlier than we otherwise would have been able to. Yet apparently nobody either caught or investigated the latency spike afte
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by stonewhite 9y ago
Thanks for the correction and the links.
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by stonewhite 9y ago
It is the other way around; running back from Marathon to Athens. The story takes place after Athenian Hoplites pushes back a Persian army into their ships at the Marathon shores, after which this ship sails to Athens to wreak havoc. Hoplit
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by stonewhite 9y ago
I'm curious about how that battery life would be like with a linux installed. Also, I wonder the internals of that x86 emulation, if a linux program can leverage it?
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by stonewhite 9y ago
It doesn't say Glyphosates are cancerous, it says the same international group (IARC) considers them to be cancerous, even at a higher risk level. Also the authority and integrity of IARC is at question in this article.
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by stonewhite 9y ago
Caffeine is an effective pesticide, yet it is considered to be healthy too. Despite claiming your views are not effected by all the propaganda, you are biased against herbicides in a very propaganda smelling 2 dimensional manner.
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by stonewhite 9y ago
A rant tangential to original submission but, articles like you linked always push me to the edge. A supposedly tech journalist throwing around redundant requests. > a) Facebook Pro doesn’t track me; > b) Facebook Pro stores zero data
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by stonewhite 9y ago
That was my experience for 1v1 as well and one day it was just too much for me. It is not a game where you sit down and enjoy, it is about getting intense and putting in the hours without instant gratification. Many of those nights ended wi
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by stonewhite 9y ago
Not relevant to the discussion, but turns out these kids didn't steal those signs. https://www.law.umich.edu/special/exoneration/Pages/casedeta...
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by stonewhite 9y ago
Your comment reminds me of a documentary about bike gangs and mafia rivalry. As it turns out, people prefer having the bike gangs take over mafia businesses. Even though they are more or less the same, the former delivers its "services
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by stonewhite 9y ago
Just today we were discussing how there was almost zero insects splatters on the windshield or bonnet after an intercity travel. I remember it would get very dirty, at least almost always needed a wash.
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by stonewhite 9y ago
Goals: For both support Redis and Memcached protocol with no client code need to be modified. For highly stable and efficient in production environment. At face value it appears to be a NIH driven development. It is not only a redis fork
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by stonewhite 9y ago
Disregarding the swarm compatibility bit (which is irrelevant because swarm is kind of irrelevant), I don't really like what this "support" really means. As others mentioned minikube and k8s-cluster is already providing dev-t
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by stonewhite 9y ago
That is an unacceptably big change set for a proper review process.
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by stonewhite 9y ago
We normally utilize spots with Spotinst + Elasticbeanstalk. Our billing looked great ever since. This solution looks good, yet only applies to single instance scenarios. I presume this kind of thinking might move forward with EFS + chroot f
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by stonewhite 9y ago
Implementing a "Built-in Terminal" mindset is what is wrong with VSCode/Atom etc. You already have a terminal emulator installed in your system, and you can tile the windows if you want a terminal right under your editor. NIH
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by stonewhite 9y ago
We still have a team using it to manage its dev environment but I can see it withering. Nowadays I just use it to launch a painless lxc or download a vbox image without hassle.
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by stonewhite 9y ago
Otto was about providing high levels of abstraction but it couldn't deliver, just as much as Terraform. Terraform also started as a happy path abstraction, then the nitty gritty reality kicked in and suddenly you are no longer abstract
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by stonewhite 9y ago
It is kind of interesting how these group of companies(Google, Facebook, Cloudflare) spin "Net Neutrality" when they have it their way, and then blackout sites when particular demographics demand it to be so. Most notably gab.ai.
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by stonewhite 9y ago
What purpose does it serve but to double QA efforts. If you are testing the same stuff both in develop and master, why not just test only one and save some time. Ramming gitflow into a docker workflow efficiently is not really possible I be
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by stonewhite 9y ago
If you properly externalized the configurations, Docker provides bit-by-bit parity between environments granted you use the same image. This results in increased confidence to test environments and lessening the chances of a surprise during
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by stonewhite 9y ago
This was very much valid before the docker workflows came to happen. Now maintaining two mainline branches forces you to break "don't build a container per environment" cardinal rule. Trunk based development should be the go-
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by stonewhite 9y ago
It also implies security due to reduced attack surface and non-standart interfaces.
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by stonewhite 9y ago
I think why Toyota is spearheading this AGL is related to its prior software failure related deaths[1], considering broad the scope of AGl: "..advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving.." [1]: https:/&

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