iseletsk

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by iseletsk 6mo ago
It seems 99.999% or more are as lucky, but because something is rare and scary - it made a story on the news.
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by iseletsk 7mo ago
What article is not mentioning is this, for the US: Private sector: + 687,000 Government sector: – 319,000 Total: + 181,000 --- The government sector doesn't produce virtually anything that counts toward GDP, so GDP growth relates not
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by iseletsk 9mo ago
As a founder/CEO who started as a programmer, I have been running my second company for 15 years. I am not great, but I got the company to be sizable and profitable. 1. I will take five automated CEOs. If I can split my company into fi
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by iseletsk 10mo ago
People wouldn't keep using old shoes, and I am old enough to remember graphic artists who wouldn't use computers. It takes time. At some point, it will be a no-brainer. Yet, it will not be simply because method A is so much better
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by iseletsk 11mo ago
California prohibits non-competes, which is one of the reasons why so many new start-ups are created here. So, while it is not the most 'business' state, it is actually very startup-friendly.
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by iseletsk 11mo ago
Does it include warehouse workers?
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by iseletsk 11mo ago
No one takes them to jail; companies and organizations can run however they want, unless they break laws. It doesn't mean that the government that runs and wins on an anti-DEI agenda should give them money.
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by iseletsk 11mo ago
PSF made their own choice based on their own politics and optics. Note that requirements had nothing against diversity or fairness. It was fairly specific: "discriminatory equity ideology in violation of Federal anti-discrimination law
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by iseletsk 1y ago
I visited Portland a month ago. There are security guards at each pharmacy and supermarket. I got screamed at by a violent/homeless person because I walked on her block. Some streets - and we are talking downtown/center - I was ju
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by iseletsk 2y ago
X is much more fun now. I am not subjected to my own bubble, and I see opinions different from mine, which I often find irritating. Yet, given that I want to get out of the bubble and see opinions different from mine, X works wonders for me
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by iseletsk 2y ago
If people donate hardware - probably yes. If people with such hardware would be willing to run tests, then probably yes. Otherwise - my guess would be no, no specific testing for such drivers would be made.
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by iseletsk 2y ago
I don't think there would be any guarantees, as it is a free product. So, it would be based on things like the availability of patches upstream (kernel.org), and how many people need the fix, as well as how much effort you are contribu
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by iseletsk 2y ago
It is typical nonsense of a one-sided view of someone who wants to say: "My goal justifies any means." With all the typical justifications of such goals.
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by iseletsk 2y ago
you are still young. Let's see how it works for you once you are 35+
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by iseletsk 3y ago
It doesn't matter where you are as long as you serve someone in the EU. So, if you are in the USA, but your website is serving cookies / collecting logs for the visitors, and one of your visitors is in the EU, you must comply with
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by iseletsk 3y ago
"The thing I do best in the world in a professional sense is writing, so if I were to become rich, getting rich through writing seemed like the most likely way for me to do it." And this is why kids should learn about bayesian pro
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by iseletsk 3y ago
I look at this as optimizing money, time, quality & enjoyment. The "enjoyment" part is an important component. I hate doing some tasks, and even if they cost more/save me little time, I would still outsource them. For exa
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by iseletsk 3y ago
Alma is not following stream. It sues stream sources but selects only the right patches - to be fully binary compatible with RHEL
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by iseletsk 3y ago
You can get a few more years of CentOS7 supported from TuxCare https://tuxcare.com/extended-lifecycle-support/centos-7-exte...
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by iseletsk 3y ago
There is also KernelCare from tuxcare https://tuxcare.com/enterprise-live-patching-services/kernel... for kernel livepatching. It supports most linux distros.
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by iseletsk 3y ago
Buying subscription and using it to build a distro would be against Red Hat Subscription agreement. I guess you missed all the drama of the summer, when Red Hat made it so.
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by iseletsk 3y ago
Re-read the article, it is truly great. It is not about "profound beliefs", but about "profound beliefs, loosely held". It is not about sticking with your believes, but about validating them, and changing them based on d
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by iseletsk 3y ago
Of course there chechen restaurants in St. Petersburg: https://www.google.com/search?q=%D1%87%D0%B5%D1%87%D0%B5%D0%... Even more so in Moscow. Second surprise for you - there are plenty of russians who are poor and alcohol
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by iseletsk 3y ago
What you are doing is trying to get the benefits of claiming that you are open source, without truly making it open source. What is open source is well known in the industry. If you search on google what open source mean - you will find tha
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by iseletsk 4y ago
I think there are two conversations going on at the same time. One is "per project" fee, where charging less upfront to charge more later on is just ... wrong. I don't think the article is about that case. Yet, in SaaS world,
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by iseletsk 5y ago
comparison: https://wiki.almalinux.org/Comparison.html
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by iseletsk 5y ago
AlmaLinux is 501c6 non-profit, community based. RockyLinux is owned by Greg/his corporation.
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by iseletsk 5y ago
Who has tried AlmaLinux OS so far?
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by iseletsk 5y ago
It is interesting how a bugfix can introduce a larger issue that it fixes.
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by iseletsk 6y ago
We are software development company. Most of our compute/storage needs are for build/test cycles. We recently bought ~100K worth of additional hardware to migrate some of that work off AWS. The storage / virtualization is do

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