loudlambda

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by loudlambda 5y ago
I would suggest that learning SQL (the syntax) isn't the crux--it's just syntax you learn over time based off need, just like learning python--what you need is motivation. I'd suggest watching this video to get a flavor of ho
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by loudlambda 5y ago
Also: https://barnhardt.biz A friend tried to send me a link to that blog back in June in regards to investing in cattle, and T-Mobile blocked it. Only noticed the missing message because the conversation didn't read right.
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by loudlambda 5y ago
Anything can lead to death when improperly dosed.
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by loudlambda 5y ago
That's not been my experience at all. Have had to manually delete pods all the time. Is it possible that this was something fixed in newer versions? Example case: DevOps pushed out a new version of Istio (without talking with anyone) a
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by loudlambda 5y ago
As I recall, running "kubectl edit deployment..." doesn't do anything except edit the definition of the config. Instead, to have it take effect you seem to have to manually kill pods, and the new pods will come up with the ed
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by loudlambda 5y ago
Kubernetes is an aircraft carrier, where most people just need a skiff.
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by loudlambda 5y ago
Agreed; I think a better analogy for Kubernetes is XML. So many wasted meetings about where to split up namespaces and should every last thing be an attribute or a subtag; none of that added business value. JSON took all those decisions off
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by loudlambda 5y ago
I strongly suspect that Google didn't extend me an offer because one of my interviewers was insistent that a race condition could only be a bug and could not be used strategically, but with a electrical engineering background I could n
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by loudlambda 5y ago
In high school I worked some janitor jobs; every week your cleaning up a very similar mess as last week, but the work can be fulfilling if you're striving to do an excellent job and achieve mastery. That's one area that is soul cr
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by loudlambda 5y ago
Go is really bad at this. They claim to care strongly about backwards compatibility, but have repeatedly changed and broken how tooling works.
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by loudlambda 5y ago
You're right! But with my globe at home, and that site you listed, at the same angle I can clearly see part of India and Australia, it's weird that they don't seem to show up in this picture.
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by loudlambda 5y ago
How does this picture make any sense? Europe, Asia, Both America's, and Australia all fit on the other half? https://static1.squarespace.com/static/562652dbe4b05bbfdc596...
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by loudlambda 6y ago
AWS Fargate has worked really well for me. And only required an afternoon to get working. I've spent weeks learning kubernetes and still don't know enough to not hit rough edges.
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by loudlambda 6y ago
It's more way more then two. If you pick kubernetes you now have N problems (helm, istio, kustomize, etcd, kubeform, ...)
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by loudlambda 6y ago
I found the opposite to be true. With javascript I never saw the package.json not work for the other developers on the team; with go, half of my team can't successfully update vendoring for no apparent reason. Commands frequently error
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by loudlambda 6y ago
Scala, Nim, Clojure, Haxe
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by loudlambda 6y ago
This is the story I keep being told, but it doesn't seem to match with the reality of a language. Two example off the top of my head: Loop variables are captured by "reference", not by value, so it's very easy to create
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by loudlambda 6y ago
To answer the question: what would a language look like if you put it's designers in a time capsule for 20+ years and had them make a language that was uninformed by all the language advances and learnings they'd missed out on.
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by loudlambda 6y ago
That sounds a lot like editorial controls of a publisher, not a platform. That should open them up for libel. (I'm sure you know that as an American)
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by loudlambda 6y ago
Regardless of if it was a drop in the bucket to their revenue, their probable acts of tortious interference could cause material arbitration costs to them for deplatformed creators that chose to open arbitration cases against them: https:&
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by loudlambda 7y ago
Horrible headline. Was relieved this wasn't about following the footsteps of the supposed New Zealand shooter.
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by loudlambda 10y ago
> If you can't reproduce it, it doesn't exist. I can't reproduce me, so do I not exist?
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by loudlambda 10y ago
What's with the ".pm"? Brings back bad memories of perl.