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by zapita 7y ago
I would be surprised if repl.it didn't get acquired by Github before the end of 2020.
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I see. That will work as long as your app is built on the same distro as your tools image (in your case, ubuntu).
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by zapita 7y ago
Which version of bash would you expect to run in this example? (1) If it's the bash version from the standard ubuntu image, you will need to specify where to mount your application's filesystem inside the ubuntu filesystem. (2) If
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by zapita 7y ago
Thanks. I find this topic fascinating, even though I know nothing about it. Do you have any recommendations for reading material to learn more?
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by zapita 7y ago
But would buyers of national bonds consider buying debt from a non-government entity? Would they be willing and able to model the investment without a good understanding of the Internet industry?
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by zapita 7y ago
The article says that a national bond fund may have fronted the endowment without turning .org into a for-profit. What does this mean?
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by zapita 7y ago
If your all-star engineering team is tied up by the 25mil/year business, you may need their attention urgently refocused on the core product. In theory they could recruit a replacement team and hand off the business, but that also take
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by zapita 7y ago
musl libc has been robust and fast in my experience. What performance issues have you encountered?
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by zapita 7y ago
Does it bother you that the same could have been said in defense of the actual Nazi party?
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by zapita 7y ago
> So "literally hitler" has taken power? No. I believe I used the term “analogy” which is the opposite of what you’re implying. > How have the civil liberties of American citizens been curtailed by legislative actions? I
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by zapita 7y ago
> You asked who holds the opinion that speech can constitute violence; I answered. I did not. > You can't ask for examples and dismiss them, refusing to read the things I link. If your goal was to answer my question (ignoring
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by zapita 7y ago
What is an example of something “slightly off the accepted opinion” which I might say, that would get me called “racist”? And what would be the consequences for me of being called that?
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by zapita 7y ago
All I see is a hodge podge of opinion pieces and the raw results of a survey I know nothing about. One opinion piece says that Antifa is too violent. Another argues that threats of violence can be harmful. I don’t see any example of someone
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by zapita 7y ago
That’s pretty vague, can you be more specific? What issue do you have in mind? What is an example of someone claiming that “speech merits a violent response”?
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by zapita 7y ago
What are examples of political topics you see people arguing about in a dehumanizing way? What kind of comments do you mean by “dehumanizing”? I keep hearing this argument that the tone and style of political arguments are getting more vici
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by zapita 7y ago
I completely agree. Legitimacy and funding go hand in hand. What I'm wondering is how to design a democratic system capable of running such a cooperative, not just in theory, but in practice? There are many ways to implement democracy,
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by zapita 7y ago
More like “real production workloads, can’t wait for vendors to catch up syndrome”.
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by zapita 7y ago
Funding from investors betting on the future value of a business built on the huge user base of Docker’s free products.
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by zapita 7y ago
Docker.
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I don’t think they are betting on an existing source of revenue. They are betting that there are enough users of the free product, and a strong enough brand, that it’s worth trying to build a new business on top of those assets.
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by zapita 7y ago
Reading between the lines, it's pretty obvious that the enterprise business did NOT generate enough revenue to keep the lights on.
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by zapita 7y ago
Yes, Docker naming has often been confusing. No argument there.
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750 customers for an enterprise business is quite high. They are not counting Docker Hub customers which are probably in the tens of thousands.
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by zapita 7y ago
Since the author of the article was too busy trying to be funny, I will do his job for him and explain why this makes sense. Docker needs to keep its brand, obviously, or they have nothing to build a new business from. But Mirantis is buyin
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by zapita 7y ago
This makes much more sense if you think of Docker as two distinct companies that were awkwardly sharing the same name and corporate entity, and are now being separated. One makes developer tools, has a huge developer brand and community. It
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by zapita 7y ago
Do you think your jewish, black or lgbt peers, for example, would answer the same? Would they also be comfortable with your "resorting to hyperboles to make a point"?
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by zapita 7y ago
Would you still be as comfortable listening to a technical presentation by an advocate of violent ethnic cleansing of minorities if you yourself belonged to a targeted ethnic group? Would you still be ok listening to “a quality presentation
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by zapita 7y ago
What do you mean by “the informal economy”?
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by zapita 7y ago
+1 for cue, it is very impressive especially given how new it is.
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by zapita 7y ago
I also use privacy.com and it’s great. The only problem is that sometimes merchants don’t accept prepaid debit cards (that’s what privacy.com cards are under the hood). So far I’ve had cards rejected by Patreon and AT&T. I still recomme

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