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How Cue Wins(blog.cedriccharly.com)
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by zapita 5y ago
> Minneapolis is getting rid of police department entirely This is incorrect. The city council made a non-binding “pledge” to dismantle the police department. But according to the New York Times, the pledge "has been rejected by
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by zapita 5y ago
Either a business can thrive without selling user data, or it can’t. If it can’t, then eventually the data will fall in the hands of someone willing to sell it. It doesn’t matter if that someone is current management (perhaps under pressure
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by zapita 5y ago
Are you talking about IO on Docker for Mac when mounting files from the Mac host to the container? In that case, for an apples-to-apples comparison you would have to run your microOS+podman setup inside a VM on MacOS, then mount files from
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by zapita 5y ago
I don’t understand anti-government zealots any more than I understand anti-capitalism zealots. Both try to cherry-pick facts in support of an obviously flawed theory: that one is the pinnacle of civilization while the other is an evil to ro
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by zapita 5y ago
Alternative title: people without children have less risk of dementia.
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by zapita 5y ago
Some areas in the country experience major population growth because that’s where the jobs are. In those areas not enough older people leave their homes to compensate for the influx of new residents. It’s not even close. The housing supply
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by zapita 6y ago
None of this seems specific to a two-party system. You’re just caricaturing the democratic system in general, without offering constructive criticism or any alternative. You also haven’t addressed the point made by the comment you’re respon
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by zapita 6y ago
Supabase is definitely open-source. To the founders of supabase: don’t let people like this deter you. Their misplaced anger and self-righteousness says more about them than it says about you. If your software is good, we will use it. If it
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by zapita 6y ago
Manipulation of voters works best in low turnout elections. The more people vote, the harder it is to manipulate either the voters or the voting results.
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by zapita 6y ago
> Using the term "open source" without any definition is useless. If we can't agree on a definition, it's impossible to know if we're actually talking about the same thing. Here’s the Cambridge Dictionary’s def
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by zapita 6y ago
TLDR: Github takes position against vendors seeking alternatives to OSI-approved licenses, while attempting to appear neutral.
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by zapita 6y ago
“startups for startups” is not so much leverage as it is a way to enter the market. If your competition is too entrenched to take on directly, you find a way to “wrap” it with an adjacent product. Then once you have a foothold with joint cu
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by zapita 6y ago
All accurate. My point is that Kub deprecating the shimming does not affect Docker’s popularly or market share either way. The existence of the shim was an implementation detail and Docker themselves have been encouraging the switch to cont
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by zapita 6y ago
When open-source companies develop the majority of their product, haters will complain that they’re “not open enough”. When open-source companies invite more contributions from their community, haters will complain that they’re “harassing t
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by zapita 6y ago
Except Docker had already raised $10M before launching. So they do not match your pattern.
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by zapita 6y ago
K8S uses containerd which is the official Docker runtime.
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by zapita 6y ago
Docker was created by a VC-backed startup in 2013. So they have had an incentive to make money from the very start. At no point was Docker not financed by VC money.
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by zapita 6y ago
I pay for Docker Hub. It’s a no brainer if you rely on it for your CICD pipelines.
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by zapita 6y ago
I don’t know what that means.
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by zapita 6y ago
You’re in luck. The Democratic majority in US congress has just announced yesterday that their next priority after passing the American Rescue Act will be a national infrastructure plan. https://twitter.com/hugolowell/s
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by zapita 6y ago
That is great news. Thank you.
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by zapita 6y ago
Containers don’t have to be complex. Docker and docker-compose are very simple to use. Docker swarm (rip) and Nomad are similar to kubernetes but orders or magnitude simpler.
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by zapita 6y ago
This is such an important point. And sadly it appears that they have been successful. The sentiment on GDPR in SV seems to be overwhelmingly negative, for all the wrong reasons I believe.
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by zapita 6y ago
> You bring up airlines... airlines don't build their own airplanes. Some of them refurbish and operate their own engines (by far the most complex part of the airplane) instead of going to GE or Rolls Royce. Delta actually operate
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by zapita 6y ago
Being heard can help with cars approaching from the side, for example a car moving into your lane while failing to see you. It’s not a silver bullet but it’s one more layer of safety and I don’t understand why that statement is so controver
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by zapita 6y ago
It’s not either-or. There are situations where advanced riding will not protect you, but being more noisy will. Plenty of disciplined, advanced riders also choose to be noisier with aftermarket addons, especially on smaller bikes. It’s a tr
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by zapita 6y ago
OK but individual motorcycle riders are not in a position to train and raise awareness in a way that makes them safe. So from the rider’s perspective, there is no good alternative.
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by zapita 6y ago
For interop with the massive json ecosystem.
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by zapita 6y ago
I’ve been using Cue ( https://cuelang.org ) as a human-friendly superset of json, and it’s a breath of fresh air. The creator is one of the original authors of GCL, Google’s core infrastructure configuration language, and you can

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