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Law of Triviality(en.wikipedia.org)
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Yep, the bias is that all of the scouts came from households that decided to enroll their kid/s in the scouts. This is not a joke, and there is a difference in value systems and other factors that cut across cliché dimensions like soc
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> you will face the wrath of social media Bring it on.
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Why are people more interested in what they thought it was than what it is?
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> With a monolithic repo done right. Yes, that's the contract that you need to have with other teams. And it's the contract that is automatically enforced with microservices.
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Yes, but there's another dimension here. If another team breaks your build in a monolithic repo, you may or may not be able to resolve this quickly. You're in a contract with them about the state of the repo and thus your servic
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I understand that a thing is worth what someone will pay for it, but to balance that out a bit, no conversation about compensation is complete without consideration of actual needs. When colleagues, whose compensation is as wildly out of pr
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If you're into this, you might also like: Inviting Disaster: Lessons From the Edge of Technology: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0066620821
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Daily (manual) biker here (~70 miles per week). These ebikes are a clever hack. In China they skirt motorcycle laws. In the US they can make use of bike paths. You can make good time and your commute is generally the same duration regard
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> January 7, 2014 This is years old. Am I missing why this is newly relevant?
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What's with all the backslashes?
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So HA only updates when chef runs (every 15 mins or so)? And when nodes are deleted, I guess something else has to clean them from chef? You'll also have to add these hosts to monitoring config. I implemented something similar with p
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> And there's no need to list off software. I'm not sure it's possible to be in this site's target demographic and not know who he is. Taking opportunity to clarify what we're talking about is just good communica
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> However, in this instance a previously-unseen software bug was triggered, and instead of retaining the previous known good configuration, the management software instead removed all GCE IP blocks from the new configuration > Crucial
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by totally 11y ago
Wait, this isn't new.
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Hm, maybe fracking should be subject to EPA regulation and disclose the chemicals used in the process afterall.
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relevant: https://codeascraft.com/2012/05/22/blameless-postmortems/
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> Because we have experience mitigating DDoS attacks, our response procedure is now habit and we are pleased we could act quickly and confidently without distracting other efforts to resolve the incident. The thing that fixed the last pr
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Do they still exclude all 3rd party binaries?
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David Byrne has a book where he rides a bicycle around cities around the world and makes similar observations. http://www.davidbyrne.com/archive/art/books/bicycle_diaries/
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"Not once have I regretted spending unbounded amounts of time investigating something fishy" While I agree with the gist here (heed warning signs, proactively preempt failure), there are literally hundreds of "fishy" thi
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"all of them have" ... "in my experience". I posit that you don't have experience with everyone who's lost money on kickstarter and uttered that particular phrase. And not knowing the sample size of your expe
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by totally 12y ago
Must one be a "self-righteous jerk" to say "I don't even expect to get anything when I back a project!" ?