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by yebyen 9y ago
That is true, and it's also mentioned in the article, under heading "Getting It" https://blog.alexellis.io/docker-for-mac-with-kubernetes/#ge...
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by yebyen 9y ago
I don't think you can solve complex problems and guarantee the solutions are easy to understand. (You've hit the nail on the head.) But you can absolutely solve many complex problems without straying outside of the set of simple
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by yebyen 9y ago
I had some trouble setting up networking the first time, IMHO weave should be higher up in the suggested CNI plugins. Since I started using weave-net, I have never had to think about it again. An example of one of those really great tools
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by yebyen 9y ago
Really? CNN said it was closer to $80,000 when the Napster cases were breaking.[1] Maybe they offered $2/song for the settlement, but according to this article the settlement offer was $5000 for 24 songs. The 2009 article says the st
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by yebyen 9y ago
The exchange is not the market maker (it can be, but not always.) If Coinbase is making the market prices by leaving large limit orders at certain prices, and Coinbase limit runs out, then the price moves past their limit. It's as sim
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by yebyen 9y ago
That's really cool and good to know. I will keep that in mind! Thanks
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by yebyen 9y ago
> developers can deploy rapidly, get databases and integrations on a self-serve basis, enjoy uniform platform features That's what I'm looking for, personally. It's a real headache that in our environment, we usually have
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by yebyen 9y ago
Thanks for chiming in, Jacques from Pivotal! I don't know which teams have the most meat behind them, but I know my team (or, the part of my team that deals with infrastructure and platforms, at least...) has taken a guarded approach w
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by yebyen 9y ago
I will tell you this: there is a group of people who are committed to keeping Deis alive, called Team Hephy and the Deis slack is still active. I've used OpenShift and it is certainly more active, but I also have the very strong feeli
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by yebyen 9y ago
I use Deis on a single server. It works great. There are a few things you need to be aware of, but the tl;dr is that it works great for us. We'd be using it more, except that our org hasn't adopted containers in any meaningful w
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by yebyen 9y ago
Yeah, Deis! I have been a big proponent of Deis even as Microsoft has acquired the team and they've gone more hands-off with the project. It's harder to make the case for Deis when there is nobody you can buy support from... (Is
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by yebyen 9y ago
Even if this statement is pristine, it's still pretty flagrant: > August 10, 13h00 GMT > We implement a unique encryption system that uses a portion of your private PlexCoin address to encrypt your email address, your password an
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by yebyen 9y ago
I think the answer is (a) because there are actually a lot of people out there who need a gentle introduction (at least a lot of my co-workers do, whether or not they will read it) and this article is most simply a good pointer on where to
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by yebyen 9y ago
"The unprecedented regulatory power the Obama Administration imposed on the internet is smothering innovation" ... ? My experience is the same. Most of my family apparently decided to take up fake residences in other states and c
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by yebyen 9y ago
If this tool is down (edit: looks like it's not down, it's just slow), you could always check http://comcastroturf.com (but it looks like both tools depend on the FCC website, appearance is it's actually the FCC&#
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by yebyen 9y ago
You could pay these guys $20 per tax year: https://bitcoin.tax I think that, CoinBase and GDAX are not in the business of helping you file your tax returns. They may even incur liabilities if they helped you do it wrong. If coi
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by yebyen 9y ago
That's a great question, it seems you're not "converting" the coin if you don't have to lose the original BTC. I think you'd treat it as found money (income, but at what value? it would be really hard to say wh
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by yebyen 9y ago
There's also https://bitcoin.tax/ I haven't used this product and I'm not vouching for it in any way, but it looks like a solid thing, and I intend to use it this year to figure out how much I owe for my trad
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by yebyen 9y ago
Does this just use a tool that runs on your laptop, to schedule and manage ECS clusters on Amazon? That's really not what I was looking for... I was hoping to prototype ECS-based solutions without spending money on cloud resources. I
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by yebyen 9y ago
Thank you!
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by yebyen 9y ago
I'm glad that I can run Kubernetes on AWS now (again), but I still can't run ECS on my laptop... hello Amazon? Are you home?
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by yebyen 9y ago
And Deis Workflow was marked EOL later on, something like July of this year, ostensibly so those devs could devote more time to Azure and other OSS offerings. A lot of the complexity of getting serious deployments running on Kubernetes is j
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by yebyen 9y ago
The main difference is that anyone can create a practically untraceable address as many times as they want. So if you have a lot of tainted Bitcoin and you want to obscure the source without risking putting it through a mixer, you can crea
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by yebyen 9y ago
Shout out for RIT! I actually didn't know there really was a PhD program in Computer Science. I just found this page with a link to list of dissertation defenses[1] that I have never seen before; historically, I've always thought
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by yebyen 9y ago
Hey FooBarWidget! :D I was not speaking in terms of formal correctness in terms of the definition of reproducible builds, I was speaking of practical implementation for a production deployment. All of the issues you mentioned are (at least
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by yebyen 9y ago
No, you're right, I read the "reproducible builds" page and it's a good formal definition for the term. I just think that if you ask ten average devops people on the street what "reproducible" means in the cont
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by yebyen 9y ago
Well, I think you disagree on the meaning of the word "artifact." GP cares that all production deployments are identical to the development environment that went through system tests. To ops, a reproducible build is one that has
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by yebyen 9y ago
Definitely. There are different use cases even within the same shop. One of the major problems with getting containers adopted where I'm at is that the ops folks want to have a production story for containers before we start learning
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by yebyen 9y ago
They're not doing it for bandwidth conservation, it's a way to extract rent from companies that are (already paying someone for) using the internet to reach their customers.
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by yebyen 9y ago
It makes sense, until you go search the comment database for your family members and find out how many of them have nearly identical opinions in support of repealing Title II. This site[1] will help you search the database. I read a number

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