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by tofflos 7y ago
It used too many resources for my computer. It took about 10 minutes to start a cluster and once the cluster was up and running my computer had a hard time performing any additional tasks - like having IDE open and compiling source code. In
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by tofflos 7y ago
When are the Alpine builds getting GA status? The last release of Java to include a build for Alpine was Java 8. Ever since then the Alpine builds have been restricted to early access releases. In the meantime Microsoft has started providin
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by tofflos 7y ago
I’ve tried minikube, microk8s, the one bundled with Docker Desktop for Windows, k3s and Red Hat CodeReady. Of these I had the best experience with Kind (by far) and the worst experience with CodeReady (also by far). The thing I like most wi
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by tofflos 7y ago
From the article "...Anderson's most famous role, FBI agent Dana Scully on The X-Files, was directly inspired by Starling, according to The Truth Is Out There: The Official Guide to The X-Files...".
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by tofflos 7y ago
It's for initial installation. I use it to figure out what the image and orchestration settings should be. Packaging an application for containers and container orchestration takes me many, many, attempts to get right. Personally I&#x2
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by tofflos 7y ago
I played with Weave Ignite the other day which is a Docker-like CLI for Firecracker. Sure there were some rough edges but the overall experience was pretty good. If you are familiar with the Docker CLI you will be able to get some virtual m
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by tofflos 7y ago
I can’t imagine getting by with so few. My tab counter extension is currently showing 1053.
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by tofflos 7y ago
It's well written and pretty much spot on. The difficult thing with advice is that one first needs to figure out where one is in the spectrum before determining whether it's applicable - i.e. overweight people could benefit from e
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by tofflos 7y ago
Man, I need to reserve a weekend to play with a SAT solver.
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by tofflos 7y ago
Isn't it more or less the same with or without minification? If one wants to be sure one more or less has to have a good test suite. In this case one would simply run those tests against the minified image.
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by tofflos 7y ago
There is a great story about how Roxette struggled before achieving international success. They made several attempts in the U.S. and in Japan. They even released Listen to your heart in Germany. But no one wanted to hear their songs outsid
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by tofflos 7y ago
In general - no. Not in order to solve the problem. But participants familiar with such techniques will often recognize a pattern in a given problem and provide an elegant solution.
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by tofflos 7y ago
The Nordic system operators are in the early stages of transitioning from a reactive to a predictive process. The schedule does vary from day to day but there isn't anyone there that doesn't believe it can't be predicted with
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by tofflos 7y ago
Not according to the article. Unsubsidized solar and wind are both listed as $40 while coal and nuclear are listed as $34 and $29 respectively. The article also mentions that increased solar and wind necessitates batteries but doesn't
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by tofflos 7y ago
Godot is a game engine.
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by tofflos 7y ago
Broswer vendors are in a good position to make this call because they can use telemetry to measure the effectiveness of shared caching. Personally I doubt shared caching is as effective as it used to be. Surely that remaining effectiveness
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by tofflos 7y ago
It's not great even in the learning scenario. First I have to Google how to solve the problem and then I have to Google how to translate the function names to Swedish.
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by tofflos 7y ago
I think one of the most forgotten "rules" is that it's okay to disagree. Usually once a group realizes that, it opens up a window of opportunity where you can transition from an argument into a conversation - in which the dif
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by tofflos 7y ago
It is supposed to be read by humans: "The format is easy to learn and readable to both humans and machines." Source https://swagger.io/docs/specification/about
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by tofflos 7y ago
For me the meaning of DevOps has shifted from "developers and operations working together" to "operations picking up developer tooling". As more and more administrators become familiar with the new workflow I expect them
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by tofflos 7y ago
It's nice to see Alpine on the list of supported operating systems. The image mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/core/runtime:3.0.0-alpine3.9 is 86.7MB.
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by tofflos 7y ago
I went to such a school and, while I don't believe we had to sign a pledge, no TV was certainly ingrained into our culture. Plastic toys, clothes with large prints, and the color black was to be avoided. I always felt it was unfortunat
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by tofflos 7y ago
I like the tooling better and suspect that many other developers feel the same. Docker is more like managing and configuring software libraries and dependencies. You just declare what type of environment you want and it's there. If you
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by tofflos 7y ago
I jumped on the container bandwagon late and immediately fell in love with Docker. It built on my existing skill set so I was quickly able to get something up and running. Then I started tinkering with Docker Compose and for a while things
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by tofflos 7y ago
> I gotta say, I'm surprised that this needed to be explained to the manager. If someone asks a worker whether they want to do something and the worker say "no", the manager's instinct is to panic and escalate before
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by tofflos 7y ago
I agree with the opening question but I find latter part of the argument unreasonable. You will encounter many, many services in life that require an initial payment. Pay once and then decide whether you want to keep on paying for more. Thi
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by tofflos 7y ago
Sigh. The article doesn't say anything about how this compares to the "meltiest" day of years past nor does it provide any usable numbers which would allow the reader to put those 11B tons into any kind of meaningful context.
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by tofflos 7y ago
Unfortunately it's not a mistake. I've worked on quite a few joint projects between the Nordic transmission system operators and this is just one of those areas where it's different in each country. Sweden is usually the stri
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by tofflos 7y ago
Svenska kraftnät | Multiple positions | Stockholm, Sweden | ONSITE Svenska kraftnät is the transmission system operator for Sweden. Via the national grid, electricity is transported from big power plants to all local and regional networks i
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by tofflos 7y ago
Unionize.

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