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   by vishvananda 13y ago

   > No, from what I see they are not. CRUD relates to "Create, Remove, Update, Delete" Minor correction: create, READ, update, delete
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   by vishvananda 13y ago

   This is definitely possible, it is called block migration. Here is an example of someone showing usage (note the bug he mentioned has been fixed): http://www.sebastien-han.fr/blog/2012/07/12/openstack-blo
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   by vishvananda 13y ago

   This is an insightful post. Deploying production applications in containers with an auto-updating kernel underneath still has to be proven in the real world. I do want to quibble with one point, however: "On top of that, by using such
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   Using OpenSSL from Python with python-cffi(unchainyourbrain.com)

   4 points by vishvananda 13y ago|0 comments
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   by vishvananda 13y ago

   so that post is clearly an April fools joke. it even says it is at the bottom. They kept the name Luna and I suspect is not based on Darwin either.
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   by vishvananda 13y ago

   I predict that this will lead to a spike in backers from all of the people who wanted to back it but thought $800 was too expensive, but it will quickly level off. Why? Dan Ariely did some studies[1] showing that people are much more likel
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   by vishvananda 13y ago

   This is kind of dated now, but I found the old "Code on the Cob" series of articles very enlightening: http://archive.gamedev.net/archive/reference/list981c.html?c...
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   by vishvananda 14y ago

   > But she did seem to prove that monster is lying when they say the "diversity" options won't hurt you. I don't think there is any indication that the race/gender option on monster had any effect. If there was any racial bias, then I th
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   by vishvananda 14y ago

   I have to wonder how much of this is just because it was a new account. I assume some recruiters get notifications when new accounts are created that match certain criteria.
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    by vishvananda 14y ago

    I think the problem is that the author has normalized his development standard to proficient coders in the tech industry. I used to do enterprise software in the midwest and there are legions of 1/10th developers out there. Its easy move yo
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    by vishvananda 14y ago

    This is correct. The switch will continue to work if the x86 hardware fails. In this case the other controllers will take over management of the servers that are plugged in to the controller with the failed x86 hardware.
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    by vishvananda 14y ago

    Outside of nova.
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    by vishvananda 14y ago

    OpenStack provides virtualization, storage and networking services. You have the basic gist, once nebula provisions everything, you can interact immediately with the system, provisioning virtual machines and storing data. You can use a brow
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    by vishvananda 14y ago

    Hi, I'm a nebula employee and I have been a key contributor to OpenStack since its founding. We have not forked OpenStack and we are committed to making the upstream project a success. We have some proprietary pieces around the control plan
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    by vishvananda 14y ago

    > Also, I don't have a phone plan. Just an iphone that's used as a wifi device. Now what? https://voice.google.com
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    by vishvananda 14y ago

    Another great book along these lines is CODE, by charles petzold: http://www.charlespetzold.com/code/ He starts with electricity and builds all the way up to modern computers. It isn't a hands on guide, but it is a very entertaining read
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    by vishvananda 15y ago

    This post seems to be missing the point. There is a general misunderstanding that being happy and excited about what you are doing has to do with the activity itself. It has a lot more to do with meeting internal needs. I've had a pretty wi