metzby

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Show HN: VillageSQL = MySQL and Extensions(github.com)
27 points by metzby 7mo ago|6 comments
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by metzby 6y ago
That seems like another strawman; e.g. I said it could be warrants for this reason. There's lots of examples of financial ownership without the holder of the return running the business. Whether it's a state or an ex-spouse.
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by metzby 6y ago
I thought capital gains were when you do realize them, not when you can realize them.
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by metzby 6y ago
Why do you assume the wealth tax has to be paid each year in dollars? Maybe you could pay it in shares, so no borrowing required. Or maybe for illiquid assets including non-public stock it could be warrants that you only have to settle at a
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by metzby 6y ago
Lots of the money hasn't been taxed. If you owned stock for decades but never sold it, it wouldn't have been taxed.
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by metzby 7y ago
Sweet; glad you like it. I'd love to hear more. (Disclaimer: Tilt CEO here)
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by metzby 7y ago
Where did you get the number of white? I'm saying you can't sum ethnicities because many people are multiple ethnicities.
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by metzby 7y ago
I didn't see "non-Jewish" white in the source. Did you add up the rest and subtract from 100? I think these should be able to add up to more than 100. E.g., someone who is both Hispanic and Black.
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by metzby 7y ago
I'd love to talk if you use skaffold; I (disclaimer: building it) work on Tilt, and suspect it's a better fit. Especially because it can work on either k8s, like skaffold, or docker-compose, with a useful UI on top.
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Microservices Hidden Problem: Understanding(medium.com)
5 points by metzby 7y ago|0 comments
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How Tilt Updates Kubernetes in Seconds, Not Minutes(medium.com)
10 points by metzby 8y ago|1 comments
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by metzby 8y ago
As puzzle mentioned, yep. I know Jason pretty well. Happy to chat; want to get coffee? I'm dan at windmill dot engineering for scheduling.
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by metzby 8y ago
That's why we have fast_build, which does something more clever. I just published a Blog Post "How Tilt Updates Kubernetes in Seconds, not Minutes": https://medium.com/windmill-engineering/how-tilt-update
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by metzby 8y ago
Helm is one way to generate k8s yaml. There's also kustomize, or ksonnet, or custom scripts (sed!).
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by metzby 8y ago
Yes, please don't use Tilt to update your production cluster! Tilt is just for precommit development. If you email me (dan @ windmill dot engineering), we can talk more, but we are more reproducible and less config than mounting direct
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by metzby 8y ago
It's a lot like skaffold. Main improvements (for now): ) a better UI that keeps errors on-screen. Check out our demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGeUUmdtdKA ) fast_build allows you to do iterative containe
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by metzby 8y ago
We don't yet, but we're considering it. If you email me (dan at windmill dot engineering) I'd love to hear more of how you use it.
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by metzby 8y ago
There isn't an architecture diagram, and there should be. Thanks. Tilt replaces `docker build && kubectl apply` or `docker-compose`. It watches your files, updates automatically, and gives you a UI that shows you error so you d
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by metzby 8y ago
Hey, Tilt CEO here, so I'm certainly biased, but also semi-informed. We think you deserve three properties: 1) it's easy to start your whole app 2) it's fast to update your app as you edit 3) common problems can't be mis
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by metzby 8y ago
Tilt can use helm! (Disclaimer: Tilt CEO here) You can just call k8s_yaml(local('helm template <args>')). That tells Tilt to parse the yaml generated by running (locally) helm template. Feel free to reach out if you'd l
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by metzby 8y ago
http://slack.k8s.io/
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by metzby 8y ago
Thanks Frank! It was great to chat at Kubecon. (I'm Dan, the Windmill CEO, goofy big-haired guy)
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by metzby 8y ago
Hey, I'm CEO of Tilt. Thanks for the feedback. The problem this solves is that distsys devs don't get enough feedback. You say you use docker-compose. Compared to docker-compose, Tilt has two advantages: 1) It updates the services
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by metzby 17y ago
A big part of admission into Google Summer of Code is having a good list of suggested projects.