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by zapita 7y ago
That is true - the hatred of Oracle runs deep. But when it comes to competitive tactics, they have more in common than the Red Hat marketing brochure would have you believe.
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by zapita 7y ago
Like most large companies, it depends on your team and assignment.
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by zapita 7y ago
Good for Paul. He has wanted the CEO job forever, and was notoriously bitter about being passed over last time. Don’t expect a revolution in Red Hat’s strategy or culture. Paul was already extremely influential, especially on product and R&
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by zapita 7y ago
How's the performance on EFS? Has anyone used it in production that is willing to share their experience? We evaluated it for a relatively simple use case, and the performance seemed abysmal, so we didn't select it. I'm hopin
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Do Covid-19 vent protocols need a second look?(medscape.com)
2 points by zapita 7y ago|0 comments
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by zapita 7y ago
You’re assuming all deaths caused by Coronavirus are correctly identified as such. Sadly that’s almost guaranteed to not be the case.
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by zapita 7y ago
I see. Thank you.
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by zapita 7y ago
How does this compare to Linuxkit? At first glance it seems almost identical but I may be missing something. https://www.github.com/linuxkit/linuxkit
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by zapita 7y ago
Oh no! The toilet paper craze. That is absolutely the biggest threat we are facing right now. Not the complacency on display everywhere.
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Pig starts farm fire by excreting pedometer(theguardian.com)
1 points by zapita 7y ago|0 comments
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by zapita 7y ago
> Also, since we don't offer a social net like in Holland, you'd need to police it against people literally sleeping in them or simply destroying them Or provide a social net?
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by zapita 7y ago
I honestly can’t tell if this is satire.
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by zapita 7y ago
It would be cool if service teams were credited a referral fee for all future consumption, platform-wide, by consumers that started with their service. As a bonus it would incentivize each service team to prioritize easier onboarding.
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by zapita 7y ago
Regular surgical masks won't protect your from inhaling the virus, but they will protect you from rubbing your face and nose 100 times a day with contaminated hands, without even noticing it. I wouldn't dismiss their efficacy.
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by zapita 7y ago
That's technically correct, but in practice the term "IPFS" is commonly used to refer to both ipfs and its optional feature ipns.
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by zapita 7y ago
Yes, most of those new bigtech/startup employees are getting compensation in the local band. But they are in the very top of that band, and gradually shifting it up as US companies compete for talent, and VC-funded local companies st
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by zapita 7y ago
That is changing as well. US tech companies are hiring more and more across Europe, and the local startup ecosystem is growing also. Some local founders who have made money in the US are coming back and seeding local startups, which has an
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by zapita 7y ago
There is a cascading effect on software engineer compensation worldwide.
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by zapita 7y ago
My bad, I meant "at the same price as VCs". You are correct that's not what fair market value means.
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by zapita 7y ago
Also: why do startups cover the new hire’s early exercise cost upfront when the new hire is an executive, but not for other employees ?
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by zapita 7y ago
As an employee, instead of exercising, say $30k worth of ISO, I would much rather buy $30k of preferred at fair market value. Even better if I got a discount on fair market value. I would also like the company to pay the 30k upfront as a lo
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by zapita 7y ago
Except employees do invest money in the business by exercising their options. And that money, dollar for dollar, buys them an inferior product: lower priority in the liquidation stack; less liquidity because of abusive bylaws restricting se
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by zapita 7y ago
> What problem does revoking section 230 solve that antitrust law doesn't? From the point of view of AG Barr, whose objective is to weaponize the DOJ for the purpose of expanding Russian oligarch interests in the US, revoking sect
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by zapita 7y ago
In all likelihood the “transfer” is just a way for Google to save face and avoid yet another “Google kills project” news cycle. Good on the editors for not falling for it.
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by zapita 7y ago
Adam’s story is not over, he is under investigation for fraud.
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Why Docker Was Written in Go(twitter.com)
22 points by zapita 7y ago|0 comments
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by zapita 7y ago
The most robust alternatives are containerd and lxd. - containerd was pun out of the Docker engine to address community criticism. Pretty much every reason for creating rkt in the first place, has been addressed by containerd. - lxd is very
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by zapita 7y ago
Red Hat already has a public cloud offering, it's called OpenShift Online: https://www.openshift.com/products/online/ It doesn't seem to be very successful, which is understandable since Red Hat is histo
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by zapita 7y ago
Yet some people vote for representatives who approve measures like SB50, and others vote for representatives who reject them. That is the dividing line that matters. How they vote, and invest time and money to influence other people’s vote,
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by zapita 7y ago
I don’t think that idea holds up in practice. If you know anyone who has lived under non-democratic government, ask them how efficient it was.

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