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by yahyaheee 11y ago
For a decade of container control, cAdvisor is really not a good product. Fundamentally flawed and seriously lacking documentation. This is an area where Google is a miss, they leave to many projects dangling and half working. Luckily there
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by yahyaheee 11y ago
What docker compose needs is a scheduler
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by yahyaheee 11y ago
Wish this had an app
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by yahyaheee 11y ago
Pypy is really cool, and I hope it becomes the default interpreter down the road. However, little py3 support makes me edge away from it for now. Hopefully, all pythons will merge in the near future
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by yahyaheee 11y ago
Finally! why has this taken so long? Common sense people
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by yahyaheee 11y ago
I love this article. Microservices are as much about coupling as they are about scaling. It reminds me of the recent notion of disposable code. We need to get more comfortable with the idea that decoupling likely has more long term benefits
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by yahyaheee 11y ago
Yea kundalini is known for this. Other forms of yoga and meditation are very safe and healthy
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by yahyaheee 11y ago
Totally agree, the best ideas of mine come after a good sleep
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by yahyaheee 11y ago
Upvote as well. My personal mystical experiences have been very positive in my life. My friends and I call it "cleaning out the cobwebs" and do it a couple times a year. And yes this stuff is not good for people with mental illnes
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by yahyaheee 11y ago
I totally agree with this. I think the Python community is becoming increasingly aware that this is the next major fix. I thinking 3-4 years before we see it, but we need to stay vigilant and make sure it happens.
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by yahyaheee 11y ago
The practicality of Python will keep it around for the foreseeable future
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by yahyaheee 11y ago
I love this article. I have been at war with some of the tech teams at my company that force reusablilty. Personally I find it a nucance, and in most cases can write a new function in less time. You have articulated this ideology very well,