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   by throwaway787544 5y ago

   Whoever built them, it's clear it wasn't one people at one time. The architecture diverges quite a bit, the same way nearly all cultures' architecture evolved. Some walls are rough and patched together, some are uniform, some
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   by throwaway787544 5y ago

   It has a definition in the same sense that "Agile" and "Lean" and "Six Sigma" have a definition. The definition isn't important, it's the group of ideas that the word refers to.
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   by throwaway787544 5y ago

   They make bombs, crazy spy stuff, crack crypto. Def needs clearance.
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   by throwaway787544 5y ago

   We've really jumped the shark with people not understanding the word DevOps, haven't we? When the Docker people don't get it, we should probably give up. Fine. "DevOps" now means " some something development
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   by throwaway787544 5y ago

   Fwiw those features existed in Mosix (a Linux SSI patch) 2 decades ago... I feel like we could probably do it again In terms of CAP, yeah it might not have been technically as reliable. But there's different levels of reliability for d
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   by throwaway787544 5y ago

   The thing we are missing still is the distributed OS. Kubernetes only exists because of the missing abstractions in Linux to be able to do computation, discovery, message passing/IO, instrumentation over multiple nodes. If you could do