skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's true. However, consider this environment:

- The ops team are in a different country, and are wedded to very old-fashioned views of administration ("Automation? But I like manually running commands from a runbook!")

- You work with a team of people who are quants/actuaries/scientists/engineers but not professional developers, but you want them to have a turn-key environment so they can Get On With It. When they need new python packages or god forbid upgrade pandas or something else, there's a full CI chain that'll make sure that what they do here also works there.

- Swarm is (from personal experience) easy enough to teach people who don't know anything about Docker. You can show them how to query the state, modify it, look at logs, etc. all without the hassle and overhead of configuring and running K8s, even though it will always be my #1 choice for tech-literate orgs. Swarm, for many, including myself, was a pragmatic choice -- 80% of the immediate benefit of container orchestration with 20% of the cognitive overhead for the chaps in another country who had to maintain it if things went south.
Nice find. It contains the e-mail address mr.archee@gmail.com

Which seems to belong to a russian guy:
https://support.webasyst.ru/forum/4011/filtr-v-vide-select/

Must be a russian speaking Iranian ;-)
Not mentioned, but there's SymbolHound when searching for programming language syntax: http://symbolhound.com/?q=%26%3Amethod
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I think the main point to consider is, if Kubernetes is the technology for large deployments, who is left to buy enterprise solutions from Docker the company?

And without enterprise sales, what is going to fund docker development for the small and simple docker workloads?
Assad is using chemical weapons against his own people. It was determined by OPCW. You can read full reports of the two well publicized attacks here:

https://www.opcw.org/fileadmin/OPCW/Fact_Finding_Mission/s-1...

https://www.opcw.org/sites/default/files/documents/2019/03/s...

But there were many more. So please don't spread unsubstantiated falsehoods and doubt.
It's one of 78 such organisations (and any that fulfil some criteria can be added to the list). Nobody would call e.g. Foodwatch or the ADAC a "German regulator" but they still enjoy exactly the same rights.
Most of the discussion oriented places is mostly US (or west) centered, any kind of thoughts or idea that is against it will not be favored and for sure will be discouraged as well by any means (downvoting, labeling, banning, etc...)

The right Audience for such message that can digest are minority.

I would say, don't count on having any kind of support from such places (HN, reddit, facebook, twitter, Quora etc). US has the media and already online media too.

Keep pushing <3
A rule that doesn't exist.
I'm not American, and I downvoted because it's easy to conflate things which were clearly wrong (WMD) and things for which there is plenty of open source intel showing are correct (North Korea Sony hack).

It's just too easy to do this.
Providing base technology doesn't seem to lead to financial success. You have to provide more concrete solutions for companies and people instead of the abstract infrastructure. I wonder if protection of the base technology through software patents could have averted this looming financial disaster.
Well Docker the company is a different game. They have gone quite heavily for the enterprise market and support Kubernetes as part of their Docker EE product.

Of course, whether that will give them enough success to justify their valuation, is another matter. Personally, I had thought they would get bought out by one of the large tech. players who is heavily investing in containerization (e.g. Microsoft) but that doesn't seem to have happened so far.
We europeans don't like it when the final, listed price isn't the price you have to pay when you buy something. It's the same for airline tickets: no hidden fees in the final listed price allowed.
Oh, I interpreted that as "hard work AND despicable actions won the war". I apologise for my dismissive comments in case your interpretation is correct.
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Sure and then google release “kubelite” or some guy writes a convenience script and there goes your competitive advantage for the use case :)

Docker didn’t have enough of an advantage even though Swarm game shipped with it, so de facto if you had Kube you would have had Swarm first...
Really, what your comments add to the discussion?

You just re-phrased everything I said in a more negative tone with zero value added.

I said myself that MQTT is a protocol and again I said that verneMQ is an implementation of the broker, the one that I suggest but not the only one.

And yes, it was a choice to leave aside the implementation detail of the use of websockets for MQTT because is a different level of abstraction.

Please let's try to add value to the community and not just add noise and entropy.

Before to comment I asked myself.

1) does this need to be said? And since people where finding this project interesting I decided that yes, the same people could be interested in knowing another more mature ecosystem that target a similar niche.

2) does this need to be said by me?
And again, yes, none mentioned it already, the post was up for a while and I do have production experience with MQTT.

Please try to follow the same guidelines!
This post links to podman. But the podman website is completely useless, because it does not tell me what it does differently/better than docker, only that

What is Podman? Simply put: `alias docker=podman`

So, for someone who occasionally uses Docker for running services or creating specific build environments (manylinux1): what are the benefit of podman over Docker?
It's an incredibly weird thing to describe. Especially when externally, you can act exactly the same but your internal perception of things is haywire. I've often gotten AiWS when doing job interviews or other intensive face to face conversations. It's not something you can easily just explain away:
"Hey, I'm going into an AiWS phase right now and when we shook hands your hand was literally the only thing I was visually perceiving and I was overwhelmingly aware of every minute detail about it. I could stare at it for the next five minutes and find it fascinating. But just disregard all of that!"
Still takes a hell lot of time to develop to a point of spreading from one star to another.
To some audiences, yes
Haven't I read this somewhere before? Oh, yes:

"Are there no prisons?"

"Plenty of prisons..."

"And the Union workhouses." demanded Scrooge. "Are they still in operation?"

"Both very busy, sir..."

"Those who are badly off must go there."

"Many can't go there; and many would rather die."

"If they would rather die," said Scrooge, "they had better do it, and decrease the surplus population."
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Yes, but only certain audiences recognise it.
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We haven't been okay with it.

Blatant abuse is not a nice thing to do and ethically and morally wrong. Society shouldn't be nice toward people that try to exploit others for personal gain.

We wouldn't need GDPR if people had a shred of decency.
Seems like both the demo and the static mirror are down or suffering from HN hug
I mean, in my case i can share some utilities, but most of the code is just too specific to client/server.
They already did this change in Norway. Before the main price you saw was included the savings, now the main price you see is the actual price.

You can click on a "details" button where it will expand and list all the details, and only there, after the purchase price it'll say how much you can save by not having to buy gas.
Thanks for sharing and great job btw! I will give it a try soon.
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The FBI finds out from the NSA.

Gotta have deniability for the NSA. Given that it's a military agency, with ~no overt domestic role.
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"Left unsaid was that Google itself generates millions of new subpages without inbound links each day, a fresh page each time someone performs a search. And each of those subpages is filled with text copied from other sites"

Absurd. The article is complaining that Google SERP doesn't penalize Google SERP results. Google doesn't index its own search result pages.
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Nope, sorry, this isn't accurate at all.
Amazon might have a say in this, both their ECS and EKS solutions are based on docker.
There were no 10x people.
The Eastern Front statistics in wikipedia
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Front_(World_War_II):

Strength

Year Axis troops Allies troops
1941 3,767,000 2,680,000
1943 3,933,000 6,724,000
1945 1,960,000 6,410,000

Casualties and losses
5.1 million dead 8.7–10 million dead

Note, also, of the total dead numbers the prisoners died in captivity is 637,000 vs 2,250,000–3,300,000. So the battlefield losses are close for both sides.
What a bullshit. Cells have no "awareness" of the state of the bigger whole or its "existence".

Altered state of whole organs for maintenance could be considered, but at a cell level this is utter bullshit.
Not a containers expert and I never used docker swarm, but I will still go with Nomad for container orchestration over Kubernetes anytime I can, gets the job done with minimal fuss.
Another 737 Max crashes in months, both after takeoff and both brand new, something is not right here.
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RHEL also means Fedora and CentOS, the latter is extremely popular for large scale deployments. The article is for web servers only, I think the real market share of RHEL and CentOS is more like 30-40%.

Podman just makes more sense because it doesn't require a big fat daemon. You launch containers like any other service: with systemd. And you can run podman without root permissions as well, which is a huge win for security.
s/Goodbye/So Long/
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Ethiopian Boeing 737-800MAX crashes killing all on board
I don't think you have anything to apologize for. It's just that 'Stalin worked really hard' is both ahistorical and despicable, as any sort of explanation. It's not a claim you made.
The general problem is that in academia the administrations are too large and staffed with the wrong people who have to fight these battles in order to justify their existence.

Human groups always degrade into Animal Farm (obviously with varying degrees of severity), where a caste of administrators rules the productive class.
"BuT jQuEry iS DeaD!?!"
This is a cool hack, but it makes me wonder if it’s really necessary or a good idea that systems like these are Turing complete?
Interesting that Google is now seeming to look at merit-based reasons that pay scales differ.
http://tellthebelltacos.com
I am an app developer who interfaces with c-suite executives weekly.

Every time I get into the weeds with them I lose their attention. EVERY time. They don't care about the technical aspects of my solutions, they care about what it means to their customers functionality, the price they pay for the solution or the time it takes a product to be delivered. So I put things in those terms. I NEVER get very technical anymore unless it's absolutely required.

In short, summarize your choices, decisions and solutions in high level language from the perspective of what they care about -- that's it.
If one exec makes 90% of the people quit it will not take long until that exec is fired or they have to close down.
Everyone above some margin of income indulges in a consumption of luxury goods. I don't see how wearing a cheap t-shirt but driving a good car or playing Playstation sitting on a comfy expensive couch is smarter than buying a pair of expensive sneakers.

It's just signalling to your crowd.
Afaik, his father wanting him to be shoe cobbler is odd choice of "trying to control him out of his will" given that his father was very violently abusive too. The priest trying to control him is kind of odd framing of priest wanting him to return to school. Nor it is out of ordinary for borderline violent youngster (he fought other boys in streets while in school) with violent father to rebel against system/authorities around seeking retaliation.

He had pathological need for control and was violent. But, analysis that ignores other violent influences in his life and put all on strength of his will is kind of missing something.

Stalin had intense rages, yelling and swearing. He was insecure about host of things, sensitive to criticism or slights and seeked to punish them with vengeance. That is not exactly unemotional nor really uncaring about opinions of others. He did cared - so much that he tortured for it. You make it sound like he was logically rationally focused on primary goal of communism, but large part of it was him emotional need to be in absolute control and insecurity.
If you disagree with the grade, you would still have the option of taking it up with the teacher/TA running the grading program.
Is this the same as the old freeciv.org's web version before it was shut down, or there's also some new development happening?
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There were 149 passengers on the plane but still no info about any survivers. That's just horrifying. I wonder how many people in history have survived a plane crash.
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It looks like every chnage will also lead to recompiltion of all dependent files. It seems quite inefficient.
I'm currently a happy member.

I'm getting a lot of value by voluntarily exposing myself to talking and it has thus far made me more aware of the way I speak, the way my body reacts and that the stage fright is something that never really goes away, even for "experienced" speakers.

To get a feel for the structure, meetings are commonly comprised of three parts:

1) prepared speeches (these are members doing their assignments according to a specific course they're working towards),

2) table topics (impromptu speeches, also available for guests to participate),

3) evaluation and feedback.

Prepared speeches are the most visible thing and a way to progress towards the completion of a course.

Table topics are 1 to 2 minute speeches in reply a given situation, that can be a question, a picture, a situation or anything else. It's a practice for getting better at unexpected speaking opportunities and usually a way for a guest to see how valuable the feedback is and the existence of a real need to improve. They're moderated by topics master.

Big part of the meeting is evaluation and feedback, which is a thing that's rarely given in real life. Toastmasters make for a playground where you can practice giving feedback. There's several evaluation roles in a meeting: speech evaluator, timer, ah-counter, grammarian and general evaluator. I personally see most growth in the evaluation roles, as they can be quite difficult to master.

The event is held together by someone in the role of toastmaster, which opens, moderates and closes the event.

THEN AGAIN, similarly to the number of ice cream tastes, there's also a number of ways the Toastmasters meetings can be held. For someone who dreads public speaking, a critical feedback might kill off the willingness to speak entirely. Culture of acceptance can differ widely between clubs, so my advice would be to visit multiple clubs, if possible, to see which you find most fitting.

If you do decide to join, the Toastmasters membership fee is 90$ yearly + 20$ new members fee, which is usually not that big of a deal for any decent human in tech, but clubs might have higher fees to cover other expenses, eg. renting a room.
Docker runs on too much of technical debt. They might never recover from that. And if they do - it will be quite a different product, in the end.

There are just too many little details that have not been fixed year-on-year.
Winter time all year wouldn't be good enough either. It's still way too early to be waking up at customary hours of winter time.

We made a huge mistake when we allowed larks not owls to set schedule our economy and society runs by.
Still early to speculate, as a (very speculative) guess it could be an issue with takeoff configuration incorrectly set or calculated (especially given the altitude of the airport).

As a real world example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanair_Flight_5022 but I guess the 737 has a better alarm
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You should hire lawyers to improve your contracts before the ambiguity in your old ones cause lawsuits.

That said, “Blue Oak” is a terrible name and will cause even more hassle than “Apache” when dealing with non-technical folks.

Explaining to the CFO that we license <component> to customers under “Apache” terms to avoid internal legal issues for our customers is... hard.
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A PDF of a low quality scan (without OCR!) using a cursive font is electronic... (I figure they court was a bit more specific than just requesting 'electronic'... surely?)
Most Europen countries also have their own languages. All of them have their own top level domains. And despite the Euro, there are 11 different currencies used in the EU.

VAT just isn’t particularly hard, as business problems go.
It's also bad if you drop your ASP to the point it hits profits though.
Is the United States about to lose control of its secretive military base?
As much as docker works, I can't help feeling it is a big kludge.

CLI usability is close to zero. One (temp) image per line in the Dockerfile might have some practical uses, but most of the time it doesn't.

Yes it seems their days are numbered.
“Resecurity Inc., California-Based cybersecurity company”

timezone_string: Europe/Kiev

Admin IP address: 109.207.124.196, AS196740, Ukraine

Really piling on the confidence here.
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it's not so difficult

Neither is being raped. Very easy. How about your bureaucrats oppress you and otherwise fuck off? How about that?
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>There has been a driver shortage for 10+ years

How does that square with the low net compensation of the drivers?
Is there perhaps a secondary mechanism, other than the (asserted) labor supply shortage, that depresses the wages?
Podman doesn't have a daemon like Docker does. It also more tightly integrates with buildah, which the article doesn't expand on. Have a look at this (very brief) overview to get a bit better idea of their relationship: https://github.com/containers/buildah#buildah-and-podman-rel...

Podman also uses the same notion of pods, and it doesn't support docker-compose syntax/files, because RedHat strongly believes that Kubernetes has already won. Basically, podman/podlib allow you an easy migration path from your local computer to a k8s cluster, with the same images and same concepts. Have a look here: https://github.com/containers/buildah#buildah-and-podman-rel...
A good snippet to come back to whenever one needs to be humbled:

Euler's work touched upon so many fields that he is often the earliest written reference on a given matter. In an effort to avoid naming everything after Euler, some discoveries and theorems are attributed to the first person to have proved them after Euler.
Could someone explain why this is on HN? I ask because this comes up often on other non-tech topics. Personally I'm happy these topics can be discussed here.
Ah, I am wrong about this. Thanks for the correction
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How did we get to service meshes?
Well in some cases its because some people initially like to live in a shared home with someone who speaks their language, get more comfortable in the new land and then move out or it could be just be that guy was being paid less and wanted to save money.
Further, having a meeting e.g. at 10am every day (daily standup) means that it’s unlikely you’ll get any deep thinking done during the morning, so that just leaves the afternoon. Adopting daily standups at a fixed time as dictated by Scrum reduces your team’s deep thinking time by 50%.
for me the problem of the RH container landscape is that it's way more complex for new users than Docker.

In docker-land, `apt install docker.io` gets you a working container system with image management, network management and container operation.

To get the same functionality on the RH side it is (from what I can see)

skopeo+buildah+podman+CNI for networking, then if you want to run that under Kubernetes add in CRI-O

Sure for more advanced use cases breaking that all apart could well have benefits, but for ease of getting started, Docker seems better.
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> Ms. Oluwole’s staff creates profiles — compiled from user information, like date of birth, ZIP code, education and work history, favorite music, pages followed — to pinpoint ad targets for brands. For several years, Facebook and Instagram also incorporated information from third-party brokers like Acxiom but such data compilation was banned when the General Data Protection Regulation went into effect in the European Union in May.

> ... Ms. Oluwole said: “We no longer get information from external sources. We can’t see what kind of car someone bought, because we don’t work with that data provider anymore.”

Two observations:

1.) Yep. My comments the other day were right in how far Facebook goes when they can. (Yes, there is more juicy stuff there.)

2.) While I view cookie banners as a sign that a number of companies really really don't "get" GDPR it seems it is already slowly changing behaviour behind the scenes.
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> Millions of people living in ... Hong Kong... who are well on their way towards western level of development

Hong Kong is a developed country.

It has a public housing system, a public healthcare system, and amazing transport.

It has massive issues with income equality, and particular poverty in old age.

However, it doesn't belong in a comparison beside cities in China.
I can't support this student , why wiping her hard drive when there is a serious hacking case allegedly committed through her laptop? Is her personal bank account and ATM card passwords also written on her room wall? School administrator pointed out that one of her supporting evidence was altered( not the original rounds sheet.) Finally, when her results were bumped up she should have exposed that .. to free herself.
Agreed. I doubt docker is going to die anytime soon. They simply have a much bigger footprint than one distro family.
Indeed. And maybe in the ultimate way of "grass is greener", any random item from this list is something I'd much more want to work on than the things I actually do.
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