littlekosh

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by littlekosh 7y ago
We like stealing their children for one thing: https://www.npr.org/2011/10/25/141672992/native-foster-care-... https://theintercept.com/2019/06/17/indian-child-welfare-act.
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by littlekosh 7y ago
I’m curious as to your feelings on words such as bark, chirp, meow, splash, and mumble.
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by littlekosh 7y ago
The information that writing can convey is not limited to an equation where the words used exist on one side and the meaning of the sentence on the other. I hate to explain something someone else wrote, but the messy, tangential writing is
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by littlekosh 7y ago
Oh no, jsonnet! Seriously though, gonna look closer at this tomorrow at the office. Thanks for the heads up!
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by littlekosh 7y ago
Helm is great right up until you run into a chart that doesn’t support what you need, i.e. if you want to run on tainted nodes, it needs to support tolerations. Want to add a sidecar to a pod? No. It also lies about the actual status of the
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by littlekosh 8y ago
> a virtual machine with its own kernel to enhance isolation from the host Whether that’s something you care about or think is necessary is left as an exercise to the reader (i.e. it depends).
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by littlekosh 8y ago
Yes, sarcasm but, much like jumping off bridges recreationally, naming programming things after existing words is an old practice. Lisp is 60 years old. Complaining about Celery and Centrifuge seems as disingenuous as sarcasm. We can agree
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by littlekosh 8y ago
Yes, fortunately Ruby, Python, Julia, Java, Delphi, Elixir, Lisp, Forth, Groovy, and Rust are all unique words with no other meaning.