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by zerogvt 8y ago
And why sex-workers and porn industry (I'm talking about legal stuff here) have not created their own paypal all these years? Note: For the most part I agree with the sentiment of the article and I am allergic to all harassment but the
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by zerogvt 8y ago
So they won't accept it because it is convenient to skin you if your usage runs amok rather than get what you can actually pay and terminate the service there. The more I rub shoulders with the cloud the less I like it.
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How Apple Thrived in a Season of Tech Scandals(nytimes.com)
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Any cloud provider accepting prepaid?
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by zerogvt 8y ago
Same here. Yet, as I'm gonna be job hunting soon, I feel that investing in learning more in Elixir/OTP won't land me a job (let alone a remote one). Too few jobs asking it. It seems that the vast majority is all about microse
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by zerogvt 8y ago
I agree but in containers' defense they weren't supposed to be about security in the first place. In my understanding the main incentive for the huge push behind them was immutability and them being microservices-friendly technolo
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The Great Emu War(en.wikipedia.org)
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Ask HN: How do you think Elixir/OTP will fare in a world conquered by K8S?
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by zerogvt 8y ago
Exactly.
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by zerogvt 8y ago
Github also had real trouble with their cash flows. MS bought the popularity and the current and future projects that are hosted there (probably overpaid for all that). Now - why remoting would work better for the company (off the top of my
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Blockchain in the Marine Bunker Market(gcaptain.com)
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by zerogvt 8y ago
Millions of years? That's an exaggeration. We've been around for much less: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_human_evolution
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Brazil’s LGBT community dreads looming Bolsonaro presidency(washingtonpost.com)
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Hey remote workers. Your bosses are watching you(theatlantic.com)
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Think twice before using Helm(medium.com)
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One Small Step for the Web…(medium.com)
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Port of Rotterdam Authority Testing Autonomous Navigation in Port(gcaptain.com)
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Best value for money online team collaboration tool?
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Why you learn the most when you feel like you’re struggling as a developer(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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by zerogvt 8y ago
Maybe you can find a similar configuration as a helm chart ( https://helm.sh/ ) (i.e. a k8s pkg manager of sorts).
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Avoiding Zombie Startups(salon.thefamily.co)
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by zerogvt 8y ago
It seems that k8s has won the deployment race by and large. I see a lot of success stories around (I'm hearing nice things from the DevOps teams in my organization as well). Yet I'm curious to hear a few cases where things did not
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Predictably Irrational (book overview)(en.wikipedia.org)
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3 warning flags of DevOps metrics(opensource.com)
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Leave no dark corner (Realtime Surveilance Dystopia)(mobile.abc.net.au)
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by zerogvt 8y ago
I cannot upvote enough your comment (and I am a guy). Computer Engineering and IT are overcrowded with males and male behaviors which hurt the field and drive away a lot of people that are smart and eager to offer but they cannot tolerate t
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by zerogvt 8y ago
I'm not a web or compiler/interpreter dev so this is probably a noob question but here it goes anyway. If the main complain about ruby is that it is slow then why not trying to make it faster? I don't know how easy or feasibl
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by zerogvt 8y ago
" Long story short some decent friendly developers were highly criticized over minor jokes they say on social media. I’m not going to name that language as it would just spawn a fire of outrage comments from that community. It wo
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Common Reasons Kubernetes Deployments Fail(kukulinski.com)
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by zerogvt 8y ago
As an introvert myself I can feel the pain. It only gets worse once you get into one of the big soulless companies out there. You get trampled and backstabbed every step along the way by the extroverts that -regardless of their technical sk

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