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The popularity is great, but Kubernetes also happens to have an awesome technology too. Where it intersects with the community is that the technical direction actually listens to real-world use-cases that members of the community brings up. Combined with the amount of activity, Kubernetes is evolving fast.

For example, the PetSet feature of Kubernetes 1.3 involved a really long discussion with people trying to work out how and why to use it.

I remember back in the Kubernetes 1.1 days when I was trying to get AWS ELBs to talk with Kubernetes and possibly finding drivers to automatically set up proxy points. In my search, I found the Github issues where people were discussing that very thing. The person who wanted AWS integration was there talking about the specific needs and quirks of the AWS ecosystem. There were a series of patches made to beef it up, and the discussion on Github documented how the feature was conceptualized (so as to be part of a more general solution on port management).

In contrast, I don't see that with Docker. I can't say anything about Mesos, as I've never tried using it.
Good credit isn't so hard to establish, and not so tightly based on income... My ex wife has incredible credit and she doesn't make that much more than minimum wage. It comes down to money management, and paying your bills on time, over time. Too many people will let frivolous expenses take priority over paying the bills.

I've been down and out... unemployed most of 2002, and saddled with a six figure hospital bill (after insurance max) about 7 years ago... I still have two rewards cards... I put everything day to day on them, and generally pay them off at payday. I try not to carry much of a balance, except for larger outlays that I'll do over time.

The bigger problem is that parents should talk to their kids about bills, the importance of paying them, and actually show them a spreadsheet with how much is coming in, and how much is going out just for bills, and then working with what's left. Parents don't do this, schools should as well, and even then, the stigma prevents parents from showing this to their kids, so they get to be adults with no understanding, prioritization or coping skills.
I agree with your points. Tech isn't the key, but it's definitely an enabler.

Some key features for a good documentation system IMO are :

- that it has to be frictionless both to add information and to use it (and Sharepoint isn't),
- someone has to stay on top of it (that's the most important thing IMO),
- and information has to be easy to look up (another Sharepoint failing).

Word files on a file system, with something to make it searchable, would be pretty decent for a few users (too bad Google Desktop Search has been discontinued). For multiple users or sites, concurrency and versioning will probably be a problem.

Sadly, many companies get carried away with security concerns and end up with less than optimal solutions.

I guess that's why people like Git whatever for it.
Ugh. This is all bad.

This just isn't the sort of thing that benefits from fucking with.

This is imposing a slight but not-insignificant open-ended technical debt on the whole of the Python ecosystem, for what seems to me to be very obscure benefits.
I kind of agree with you actually. To refine my comment above, if you accept the premise that there's criminal culpability here, then it's morally unacceptable to send an engineer to prison but not the executives who directed or authorized him to produce a defeat device.

If, as you're saying, you don't accept that cheating on emissions tests is criminal in nature, then the issue should be settled through commercial and civil sanctions (which could perhaps include this engineer losing his license or charter, but more importantly should include those executives suffering severe financial penalties - perhaps that's a massive decline in value in their stock compensation's value caused by VW's mandatory exit from the US market.)
TBH $100k is a lot less than I thought it would be.
This. If anyone was degenerate enough to pursue the path, pedo-porn is easily available.(and these people should be rehabilitated, not denigrated or 'removed' from society entirely depending on your perspective).

When I say 'easily available' people might misconstrue the statement; so, again, it is relatively easy to acquire child porn and stay anonymous(e.g. no repercussions) if you wanted to do so.

We as society should not allow censorship on this premise; what is the underlying ideology? That once this photo is accepted mainstream people will start posting pedo-porn obfuscated as war crimes?

Spoiler: this photo has existed for quite a while and that has unsurprisingly not happened.

People are meta. You can't optimize against them in this authoritarian manner. Most humans just want the truth; hiding a child in pain from her environmental circumstances just because she's naked is not the solution and it looks orwellian.

Great job Zuck.
Hadn't heard of it. Looks interesting:

https://quip.com/
There exist some ways to abusively structure international tax affairs. That isn't what Atlas is about -- we help honest businesspeople get on a sound and legally compliant footing.

You would not even believe how many weeks of my life I've spent the last ten years paying every cent I owe in Japan and the United States. Like every other business owner, I kvetch a bit about the rates, but I pay my taxes on time and in full because laws are laws.

We want to eliminate the stupid value-destroying busywork of complying with taxes, not taxes themselves. (Letting folks across the globe participate on equal and solid footing in the US market tends to increase value created worldwide, which is awesome, and also increases US tax collection at the margin.)
I'm sorry to hear that Starfighter is shuttering, I had a lot of fun with the stock market portion.
If you measure everything purely by effect, there are more efficient ways of restricting media organizations from doing certain things. E.g., many news organizations avoided republishing the famous Muhammad cartoons, not because their parliaments were prohibiting it, but because they were afraid of violent retaliation. If you are OK with abandoning morals, you can be very efficient in preventing people from doing things. Mafia can be very efficient in preventing witnesses from talking, for example.

Now, you can say, employing threat of government-mediated violence through congressional law is not the same as employing the threat of direct violence. But the only real difference I can see is that you can claim "it's all for common good". Oh, wait, they do the same too...
b.t.w, when I started the-startup-stack DC/OS was an enterprise offering.

Coincidentally, you announced the open source version on my birthday this year. Maybe it's a sign :)
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Wasn't Paypal taking payments over the internet in 2006?
If you do business travel, or other per-deim expenses, it's a huge boost to have a rewards card... the original bill is reimbursed and you get the points/miles.
http://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2016/09/06/hidden-figures-book-m...
Probably something like this...https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenement
In ten years, all auto makers will either be tech companies, or they will be out of business. I'm impressed that GM and Ford have the foresight to understand this.
We have been very happy with Clubhouse. Still missing some templating features we'd like to see and it could probably use something along the lines of Themes, but it has been a good fit for us.
Things like search time are *not* a productivity bottleneck.

I would recommend, as a general rule, not generalizing from your development experience to everyone's development experiences.

I happen to know that git grep is very carefully optimized. Someone cared a lot about making it run fast. Seems like a good guess that they did so because it was important to them or someone else, not just for funzies.

$ grep '^git grep' ~/.bash_history | wc -l
407
$ grep -w '^ls' ~/.bash_history | wc -l
37
$ wc -l ~/.bash_history
19421

"git grep" is 2% of all the commands I type. I type it 10x as often as "ls". So, yeah, its speed matters to me. :)
> Public corporations are already required to be sociopathic, given the legal requirement of profit

There is no such legal requirement, it's a myth (disproved many times in many places if you only bothered to look it up).
You don't necessarily need water: http://www.aresnorthamerica.com/
I applied to the Stripe Atlas beta but haven't heard any communication after doing so. Does anyone have insight as to how long the beta queue is?
Yes, there were plenty of reward schemes - Airline, store points, hotels, cashback etc. in the UK (at least) but the number of them and the rewards are getting smaller since this ruling
But that won't lower prices... as it stands, even if rewards programs were eliminated today, and fees were capped as in europe, the prices of goods would not go down.
You'll have to wait at least until Node.js V7 is out (~October, see comment down here). Could also take much longer till Electron decides to upgrade their internal Node.js.

https://github.com/electron/electron/tree/master/vendor -> node
> It's a social network with kids on it.

So is reality.
If I buy or rent space for a billboard I am not allowed to put anything I wish on it. That is no different than putting a poster in a public-facing window. It gets more interesting when a website in one country is offensive to another country.
'Geo' means earth. It's heat produced from the earth.
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I'm a little sceptical because I feel like founders overvalue equity in their companies and the companies I see on here don't seem that different. And outsiders tend to undervalue it.

It's also pretty hard to evaluate the true value of startups, and even harder when you have no idea what their traction & financials are like.

I will be surprised if you see a significant amount of bids which take significantly less cash for equity.
Solaris has a mechanism called Doors that works like this. It's primarily used by gethostbyname()/getaddrinfo() to make a synchronous process-crossing RPC to nscd, the name system caching daemon.
Why do I do this?
Nice, we're already working on a project which uses Channels
I've successfully used it, so I know it's a real benefit. One notable exclusion is software (presumably because you could have copied it), hardware should be fine.

But yeah, it's only $300. Perhaps the fancy AmEx cards have a more robust benefit. It's pretty nice for "free" though.
That's like saying "This is why farmers like being fed. They get to live comfortable lives while their crop earns them more crop."

Your money doesn't earn you more money doing nothing. In a free market, you need to use it efficiently and in a way that provides value to other people. If you are careless or unlucky you will lose it.

To clarify, it's not free money.
I agree with you general sentiment, but would Word or Excel really "taint" your system?
> We want to eliminate the stupid value-destroying busywork of complying with taxes, not taxes themselves.

Oh yes! Italy was like that: it's not so much the taxes themselves, it's all the extraneous BS that surrounds them that takes so much time to deal with.
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I am planning to publish some of my private projects as open source. Before that, I want to name them right, and only once, so I am looking for a big list of software names, proprietary and non proprietary, to refer to. I googled a bit but couldn't get what I was looking for. Is there something like that?
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> things like content filtering, antivirus, etc. for traffic passing through

In fairness, I believe these are subscription based services on the sonicwall (at least it was when I had a sonicwall). The same features would normally be implemented in different devices, and could still be with a mikrotik.

And I don't see a reason why something couldn't be done on the mikrotik - either natively with some scripting, or by making use of the meta-router functionality (a linux vm running on the router which you can pass traffic too and have advanced stuff done)
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The Accessibility Permissions dialogue doesn't just show up. You as a developer can control when it is shown (using AXIsProcessTrustedWithOptions).
"Defeat device" they called it, not sure if they realized or ever will what it was they were defeating:

"We must be sure to prevent the authority from testing the Gen 1," the indictment said an employee wrote in German. "If Gen 1 goes onto the roller at the CARB, then we'll have nothing more to laugh about!!!!!"[1]

[1]same story from reuters.com: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-volkswagen-emissions-idUSK...
Thanks - distribution vs consumption always mix me up with the copyright rules.
100% disagree. Manufacturing is hard, ask everyone who has done a physical product kick-starter.

Giving X people mac books and asking them to write a "Clone of X Tech Startup" is not that hard, just potentially time consuming.

Now, Ford may USE technology to improve their manufacturing and core product (a transportation device). They may become an ultra high-tech manufacturer (if they aren't already)..., but they will not magically become Google or Apple.
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In the long run, the best way to demonstrate that your software is trustworthy is to release the source code for your client software under an open source license.
> Corporations can, and do, a great deal of harm.

People can, and do, a great deal of harm. There's nothing in corporation that is not actions of people consisting it. Corporations are not able to do anything by themselves, there's always some person that takes specific action. "Company" never decides to dump toxic chemicals, there's always a person deciding to do it, and there's always a person doing it. At least until we invent AI, then we may have something else. Until then, there's only people all the way down.
I'm one of those weirdos who wants to continue to use Python 2 for the foreseeable future, so to me this is just introducing a way to break backwards compatibility all the way back to 2 for the benefit of a similar but ever-more-incompatible language that I'll never use.

I'm not trying to be negative, I just want to let you know that people like me are out there.
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Thank you so very much for sharing this! I have needed FOR DECADES a means of deciding how to approach problems, not just in design/development work, but in life.

This is such a simple, straightforward strategy for me to apply in order to meet my need for peace & order in my life. I can't emphasize how happy and relieved I feel right now. Again, thank you.
In our experience it most often boils down to "do you guys support SAML?" and "we can't really make any changes to it"
I have trouble understanding a programmer who takes a couple samples of a method's behavior and feels confident enough to trust that as the actual behavior of the function. At least guard you're flippant assumption with a check or something!
Can you start by making Stripe mobile friendly lol :P my clock reads 2016.
Ubiquiti and Mikrotiks are a good match for each other. I've no experience with Ubiquiti's routing equipment, but their wireless devices (big backhaul dishes all the way down to the small office AP's) are fantastic. Backed by a Mikrotik, you have a very powerful and flexible package for a fraction of the cost of the competitors.

Many WISP's use Ubiquiti wiresless equipment paired with Mikrotik's on the back end.
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Having a U.S. based business serve as a sort of global corporate registry broker will also make it extremely easy for U.S. law enforcement to subpoena information that would otherwise be located in less cooperative jurisdictions (or in jurisdictions that are cooperative but just require a lot of paperwork and MLATs and so forth), so I can't imagine you'll have too much trouble with them.
I wonder if it was an IP issue? That photo was bu Nick Ut, a person who makes his living taking photographs, and can be licensed for use by its owner, the Associated Press

http://www.apimages.com/Collection/Landing/Photographer-Nick...

Even the Wikipedia only shows a thumbnail of it, and they received express permission to use it.
Calling someone's personal decision bad or good without knowing most of the circumstances of their life... might be something to avoid.

Perhaps "I hope this new gig works out for you right now, but really hope to see you running something of your own again at some point in the future"?
Hey, it's not as if he'll be slaving away in an Agile sweatshop with an evil Scrum Master looking over his shoulder and cracking the whip. :)

Joining a larger organization can provide the opportunity to accomplish things that would be difficult or impossible on your own. And if it doesn't work out, or eventually becomes disappointing, it's still possible to hop back on the entrepreneurial horse and ride off into the sunset.
The exclusions seem very reasonable to me (example: no living animals or plants, no rare coins)

Full terms are here https://web.aexp-static.com/us/content/pdf/card-benefits/Pla...
Thirteen year old kids and up though right?
Writing libraries/API's that when used by other devs makes them say "This is really easy to use."
Ok. Now that Dropbox is shady as well as overpriced, are there any good alternatives?
It's not like they are going to suddenly lose their ability to manufacture products. The key is that their differentiation and survival will depend more on software and soft systems (such as bus lines) than it does on manufacturing prowess (where they are all quite good at this point).

It's also worth noting that Apple makes some impressively complex (and profitable!) hardware.
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It would be if he was joining a corporate job. This is not "just a job" at a regular company working on a regular product. People talk about making the world a better place all the time but few do. Working on Atlas at Stripe has that potential for impact and you get to work with awesome founders. Congrats both to kalzumeus and Stripe
Rancher makes it easy to setup a k8s environment,

Running k8s in AWS with Rancher
- http://rancher.com/running-kubernetes-aws-rancher/

August 2016 meetup on HA k8s Clusters
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppY9cqTvBVE
That is what I thought I was doing. I bought a house in 2010 and sold at the then peak in 2013 :-(.
I didn't think Dropbox was meant for use on servers. I can see reasons why you would, but it seems like mapping a drive / mounting a share / etc would be better suited for accessing files on a server.
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quit programming.
I'm pretty sure that if you put a two-story tall porn image on your property it's not going to last long. I'm pretty sure that if you post a hugely racist message as big, or some other things, not matter how public that space will be, you'll run into some problem with the law whether at local or federal level.

Whether you're a private or public platform here is not as relevant as the fact that is is a public forum, it is practicing certain forms of censorship, and it a medium of information. Other platforms get regulations applied to them in many respects too.
There isn't a line, there are poles. Even laws are interpreted by judges who have moods, and what not. Why quibble about imaginary lines in an instance where it's not anywhere close? Could such a line even exist? What is the precise length of the coast of any island? Depends on the resolution, and if you have high enough resolution it also depends on the precise moment you measure.

Can you name any "line", at all, in any sort of dilemma? Obviously it's okay for you to gently tip on the shoulder of someone blocking your way in certain situations, but in other's it's rude, not to mention "physically interacting" with them with more force and different intentions. Where do you draw "THE LINE"? Between being polite and being impolite, as well as being impolite and assault? How would you write the rule book to determine it in any situation for a minimum wage Facebook employee or algorithm so they wouldn't have to apply any of their own judgement? And just because you couldn't, just because nobody including God could, would you still refrain from judging even extreme cases with some certainty?
Just because manufacturing is hard, doesn't mean you should stick to it. Cars are already a commodity, if Uber/Google/Apple manage to deprecate car ownership in favour of centralized fleets then being a car manufacturer will be a low margin cut-throat business.

Think about how much of the machinery (and profits) of the car business would get eaten. No more annual model updates, no more advertising, much smaller luxury market and so on.

In that world it makes sense to try and move up the stack to own your own destiny and capture profits.
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Any decent lawyer should have been able to negotiate the charge from a felony to a misdemeanor.

I've seen it done for much more serious crimes than a credit card charge.
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Source: https://github.com/nodejs/node/milestone/15