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by tomsthumb 9y ago
Kubernetes is built on top of docker, etcd is used as a secret store for kube, and terraform is for infra as code. Google cloud platform offers kubernetes as a service. CoreOS Tectonic has the AWS plugin, and Azure has "Container Servi
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> getting it wrong means that you don't know which one was supposed to close which opener This is solved by "jump to matching", which every worthwhile editor I've used has had.
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Do you really wanna say the internet is part of your village in the context of raising a child?
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It literally doesn't :)
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If one considers that the conservative vs. liberal spectrum in America has a statistically significant genetic [0] why would it not? [0] - Jonathan Haidt's "The Righteous Mind"
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Wouldn't dd'ing /dev/zero create an FS hole in your target file on many file systems? A similar (but maybe not isomorphic) situation in the Michael Kerrisk book is one of the excercises, and I'd bet ZFS does similar
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Burnout is basically the result of a lack of mental and intellectual deload periods. Anyone with any familiarity of physical training knows why deload is important, but culturally so many people feel like they're slacking off if they t
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I also use one monitor for a similar combination of reasons. The ergonomics are better and work flows are similar on just my laptop compared to my large everyday monitor at work. Many of my coworkers use multiple monitors as a way to "
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This is literally law 1, "Never Outshine the Master," from "The 48 Laws of Power."
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Criticize work not people.
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> Why do the cars not communicate their speed, so your car can adjust speed to maintain a safe distance? How do you deal with spoofing info for/from another vehicle? What happens when someone decides to see what happens when they `i
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Both the first three and the middle two have a pretty clear rhyme and reason to them which would likely make getting them right a not-so-difficult task after a bit of homework. https://www.ssa.gov/history/ssn/geoca
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These considerations are made on the basis that some users are not explicitly aware that they are using a window manager, nor do they know what one is or that they could change it or how the could change it. You're right though that it
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"Considered harmful" essays considered harmful http://meyerweb.com/eric/comment/chech.html
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Slack has options to snooze notifications until working hours. We slack each other all the time after hours if someone is on call or just working late, but there's no expectation of answering till the next workday. It's nice becau
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Some TI-83 calculators are audible, mostly for special keys like "programs", "apps", and maybe "clear" if memory serves.
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90db is pretty loud and will totally wreck your hearing, which makes the situation kind of messed up because workers might not even know they're being exposed to this sound.
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RIP July 5th when no one came into the office. I'll miss you till next year.
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I find music by choose a word from the dictionary and listening to the top dozen results, or for searching for a song i really like then listening to the dozen or so results that come after it.
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If my device is still under warranty I wouldn't want a screwdriver. Apple will repair it for me. If it's no longer under warranty then using the screwdriver wouldn't void the warranty. I wasn't aware you could obtain dri
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These are all great points. But Why won't they sell me a screwdriver?
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"easily" It's top row, bottom row, middle row, and the 'x' on a normal keyboard is half way to being directly under the 'e'. Very awkward and antithetical to the ideas of people who have designed keyboard
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To re-iterate, Seattle proper (not the metro area w/ Bellvue, Tacoma, etc) has a larger population than the state of Wyoming. Any per-capita comparisons which involve industrial measurements on a statewide basis are going to seem weird
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Low humidity in Texas? Maybe El Paso, but the rest of the state is pretty humid unless you compare it to Florida or Georgia et al.
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> Drones with chainsaws however are just plain badass Original battle bots ++
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> Some humans are likely to become more powerful than other humans some day. Most such humans will by default develop instrumental subgoals that conflict with other human interests. Isn't this already true?
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The "openness" trait from big five personality research (pretty legit) correlates with IQ. More open people are both more likely to question the status quo and are more likely to be more intelligent (in the strict sense of the wor
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You'd have to do some research (and maybe involve a doctor). If you do have collapsed arches, or just really weak arches, your reasons are likely different than other peoples reasons.
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I have definitely hear a PT use the phrase "rebuild your arches". I've just experimented a lot and done some reading. In addition do doing A LOT of your own research and experimentation, talking to someone who actually knows
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Do you have collapsed arches, and if you do have you looked into rebuilding them? Assuming you look into it i know Kelly Starrett has discussed it so he probably has good resources (e.g. in Ready to Run, no running required) and there are l

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