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Not far from my experience. I advocate preserving history, and wisdom of requiring unit tests for everything depends on project properties.

I think this is a good treatment about why rebasing is bad: https://medium.com/@fredrikmorken/why-you-should-stop-using-...
To say nothing of Hawaii...
I implemented a variety of GitFlow, but with an emphasis on automation. Normally you branch off of develop; hotfixes will be a branch off of master.

Feature branches are combined with develop before being built and tested. If it passes, it becomes mergeable in GitLab.

all builds of develop that pass are taggable; you go into the CI interface and specify a tag. Once deployed, master is updated by the CI to point to that tag.

The most valuable part of this is the CI pipeline and having a solid body of tests to ensure that changes which don't necessarily conflict in Git will most likely be caught during test, prior to it being allowed for merge.
I think you mean opex and not capex here.
https://www.envoyproxy.io/learn/front-proxy outlines the use case for an Envoy proxy being a general purpose ingress, with added routing and observability features. Honestly I can't speak competently to what Nginx and Nginx Plus/Pro are capable of these days, especially in relation to the sidecar proxy paradigm, but I know its much more than I've ever used in practice.
I donate to EFF regularly, and I support the article’s premise.

However, I am not sure an argument by EFF, no matter how much I support it, can be considered a factual counterpoint.

Also, I’m bummed to see the parent post downvoted. I thought on HN, downvotes were supposed to be used on off topic/hostile/unproductive points, not just ones with which we disagree.
I'd only call that "fair" if they assume the position of an actual employer at the same time, offering all the usual benefits of an employment to their employee drivers, especially including a minimum income. If they did, they were free to distribute work as they like, by any crude criteria imaginable, because it's not at all illegal to fully pay an employee for essentially doing nothing. But that's exactly what they don't want to do.

They want to have their cake and eat it, too.
Probably Google Fi, but the lack of customer support can be both a strength and a weakness there
And not all projects produce a single output from their source code.

I've worked on multiple projects over the years that had mostly a common code base but had to build and release to support different hardware platforms. In some cases, these needed significant but permanent divergence between the code for one platform and another.

In this sort of environment, concepts like "master branch" and "continuous deployment" have no meaning, and neither does a principle like always being ready to deploy. Your whole approach to things like branches, merging, rebasing, cherry-picking, bug tracking, and what a version number means is probably different to, say, deploying a long-running web application with frequent updates and all users running the same code.
I heard an aphorism once I've tried to live by since:

It is twice as hard to debug code as it is to write it. If you write code as clever as you can make it, you will never be able to debug it.
My biggest gripe is that the ALBs do not handle SSL decryption and re-encryption in a safe way.

It's not my opinion that it's not safe, but FedRAMP. I'll just leave that at that.
If it's not broken it doesn't have enough features yet.
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> The problem with no. 2, on the other side, is that it will eventually get correct

Actually, it doesn't necessarily get correct. There are old programs out where the ratio of bugs fixed by a modification / bugs introduced is less than 1. For small systems this never becomes a problem, but huge complex systems it really is a thing.

The only way I know of to prevent it from happening is unit tests with excellent coverage and CI.
This is also a argument (among many) against rebase. There are a lot of automatic merges peppered in the history and you can track down the bug to an automatic merge (using eg git bisect) only if the history is preserved.
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That doesn't seem to be a problem on Facebook. Shared posts can still be edited later.
Hmmm... design fashions change over time and are also affected by technological limitations.

I’m the beginning we had text only terminals. Font designs were about it.

Business machines stayed that way for quite a while.

8 bit machines came along and allowed a rudimentary windowing environment. The “desktop” metaphor with its “files” was extremely popular and arguably very successful.

Roll on 16 and 32 bit machines and the windows and Mac “desktop” windowing systems added some colour but no whimsy.

Macs got some smiles. Good god - it’s the end of grown ups.

iPhones (not iPads as the article asserts) introduced a heavily skeumorphic interface for two reasons: it was technologically possible on that platform and it was a design that someone with enough influence had chosen.

No surprises there: a wildly successful product that introduced a new design idea sparked a new fashion in UI design.

But skeumorphism in web design turned out to be less than great for reasons presented in the article.

So we retreat from skeumorphism and end up with: flat and colourful. UX (not just UI) experts discover that fast-loading and simple to comprehend websites convert to more sales and more profit.

Simple and easy is king on the web for obvious reasons.

If simple and easy looks like infantile there’s an excellent reason: it’s because they share many things. But not all.

Online gambling and share trading platforms my look infantile because they want to be appealing but they are fundamentally not infantile.

It’s easy enough to make a point if one only presents facts that support it. So much is skipped in this article that I feel like it might well be possible to cherry-pick enough opposing examples to argue exactly the opposite.
Pedantically, the max cap gains rate is 23.8% with NIIT. (Also, these are the federal tax brackets; states can and mostly do impose additional taxes on both income and capital gains.)
It's not ok to bring in someone's personal history as ammunition in arguments on this site, so please don't.

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...

It's also not ok to do personal attacks with abusive language, so please don't do that either.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Honestly, the fact that it requires rhel or centos was enough to make it not feasible for us. I wish that would change, since I can't think of any reason the distribution should affect openshift.
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It's a great product, but it still imposes limitations on header sizes. It has limitations on the size of the entire header, size of each header line, and size of the request line (i.e. URL length).

It's quite unfortunate, since this means that some use cases are limited to the classic ELB.

[1] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticloadbalancing/latest/user...
It is misinformation written in an authoritative tone with no source.
I would argue it makes the most sense to date all legal documents in UTC and using any other timezone would be a confusing mistake. But we can disagree.
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Hah, have you got an example of this one? It's a very distinctive sound so it would be hilarious to hear it over a shot of some obviously non-Australian jungle.
This is a mid-century Hollywood myth that just won't die. Even when it was still possible to do so, a tiny, tiny minority of Rich Americans were actually evading taxes by hiding money overseas.

Today, it's virtually impossible to hide money overseas as an American after FATCA and various other crackdowns unless you are willing to entirely give up your US citizenship. Since the $USD is the reserve currency of the world, the US government has enormous leverage in mandating foreign banks to report on the assets of every single US citizen with money abroad.

In fact, foreign banks are so scared right now, many will refuse to even deal with Americans outright. It's a huge draconian nightmare for expats--99% of whom are not rich by any means.

Ironically, if you're looking to do something nefarious, the best place to do so is actually right here in the US! Numerous states allow you to create anonymous corporations and trusts.
Metallb had more features than calico before calico had the external service advertisement feature. Now that they do, services can use ecmp load balancers just as metallb does.
> Throughout my entire term as DPL, Debian has been subjected to a campaign of harassment from a former project member.

What's that about?
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I prefer to properly scope the time/effort required to complete a feature, rather than having massive features. If a feature is taking more than a few weeks to bring into fruition (assuming ~1 dev per branch), then it's probably too large of a feature and needs to be broken down. A properly sized feature should probably fit within a sprint cycle.

Ideally, I agree, though this does depend on what your business requirements are. Some features are just fundamentally complicated, and it might not be possible to implement the feature itself, or even decompose it into meaningful parts that can be implemented, in one short round of work. Fortunately, that doesn't happen very often for most types of development work!
Exactly. Linters often complain about the amount of whitespace as if readability was important, but then complain about "too much" readability of the operator precedence. Except one can cause a programming error while the other can't.
Huawei tries to make up for Google’s absence by courting local app makers
I think her main grievance is:

1) you are not a child

2) yet, you're suddenly start being addressed as a child

3) you get used to it (even if you protest at first; or maybe the silent majority doesn't mind?)

4) because of 2&3, with time, you became infantile (which, certainly, could be an exaggeration)

5) apparently, this technique works quite well for "customer retention"--you feel "safe", for everything that is presented to you is cosy, cartoonish, kid-oriented staff
Resolution might be an issue. It might take too long to generate print quality images.
Is there room to build a second interstate system on top of the one that already exists? Seems like the cost could be a lot higher now than it was when there was no development.
I'm highly skeptical, needs some citations. In Kenya, Meru is one of the most fertile regions and it produces tons of bananas and other produce alongside khat.
In any case, keep in mind that there are other "cash crops" besides khat (such as tea, coffee, pyrethrum, cotton) that have been (historically) more lucrative than growing food for large-scale farmers so this isn't something unique to khat.
So what? Bankruptcy courts weren't born yesterday; I'm sure they're familiar with that problem. And Google has reasonably strong incentives to collect as much of that $180M as they can, too.
Lawyers depend on the ambiguities.
How exactly would twitter know if something is screenshotted? The way snapchat does this is check screenshots folder for new files while you are watching the story - to avoid this all you need is an different screenshot app that saves screenshots somewhere else.

Now twitter has multiple apps, multiple platforms including desktop. You'd need some absurd DRM that would be broken anyway to enforce this.
I would like to know more about their imaging radar system. Working in an industry where they are the norm (and quite expensive as a rule) it is interesting to see the technology in consumer oriented solutions.
Ah, that's some important detail I was missing. Thanks.
Government intervention (draconian copyright laws) is how we got here in the first place.
He should stop stealing IP. That is China's job.
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I don’t get it. The problem is that fraudsters might get access to your life via your email account and the solution is to give some U.K. outfit access to... your Email Account?
Looks like the course got a huge rewrite this year, especially the addition of Ghidra. Very interesting to see that, usually I just recommend RPISEC's course[0] but the Ghidra inclusion is huge. Great stuff.

[0] https://github.com/RPISEC/Malware
> If your architects can't handle shooting sick cattle in prod, I'd say get new architects.

For every 1 competent person who can develop a solution to fully automate everything, there are 99 others who can automate most of that, maybe minus a cluster or DB or two, and another 500 whom cannot do either, but can run a CentOS box at a reasonable service level.

You experience using great tools and your vast knowledge of k8s each day to do all that, and you have the support of your org, but those other folks may not have the tools, support, knowledge, or sometimes even the capability to attain the knowledge to do that. That doesn't mean they're useless to anyone, to be cast off at will!

The type of thinking that leads to, "get new engineers/developers/designers/architects if yours aren't perfect" needs to die, and needs to be replaced with, "let's do what we can to train and support our current employees to do a great job" because, frankly, there aren't enough "superstar" people who have your skills to do that at every org.

We need to work on accepting people for who they are-- helping them to strive to be a bit better each day of course-- and utilizing those skills in the right place, rather than trying to make everyone the same person with the same skills doing the same things.

Some applications don't need clusters which can be rebuilt and destroyed at will, so let's not make that the bar for every project.
This is a huge problem with Facebook groups which are replacing many forums and are unindexable. I'm part of few groups and the same questions and discussions are being held asked daily.
> In gitflow, “develop” is master. The master branch serves no real purpose.

Yes, it serves a real purpose.

Develop is technically deployable (in CI/CD/CD terms it is delivered but not deployed), Master is that plus socially deployable, and hence actually deployed.

Now, some organizations don't have social controls on deployment that have timelines that necessitate a separation between those things plus release branches to support getting the technically deployable to be socially deployable, but some do, and those are often outside the control of the development organization, potentially the IT organization, and sometimes even the whole organization as they may be external controls.
There is now enough evidence that there is a good amount of consensus among nutrition researchers:

https://wfpb-wolf.netlify.com/consensus.html

https://wfpb-wolf.netlify.com/scientific_studies.html
In Austria, another checkbox „pseudo self employment“ has to tick in order to get recognized as such, is the fact that the freelancer only has one client. So, I think, here it would be decided on a case by case basis. Which to me still seems overzealous - as a freelancer I always have to worry to take on 2-3 clients per year to not get reinterpreted as an employee after the fact.

Technically, this problem doesn’t apply to Uber in Austria because only rental car companies are allowed to provide this kind of service. The problem here rather lies with the cheap labor those rental car companies are employing (reportedly, those engagements sometimes border on modern slavery).
For America, maybe EST sure, but UTC would not make any sense. Most people do not have an intuitive understanding of what their time zone to UTC is. However, picking a single well defined timezone would still fit your intent.
For companies - sure but for people it's great. People don't usually put important stuff there and it's just fun to catch up with what they are up to.

That was initial idea behind microblogging and twitter but people started to write actual blogs there and started having long discussion on a platform that is fundamentally incompatible with it.
That was true of the old internet, and might possibly be true still, but not for long.

Nowadays we have archive.org and people who wish to datamine and hoard things. I can absolutely see someone coming out with a search interface to browse through peoples' Twitter stories that they've secretly been archiving for years with a small bot scraper. The guy running archive.is has been spending thousands of dollars a month to run it for ostensibly no reason whatsoever.

The rules have changed and the stakes have escalated. I think the world will wise up and we'll start seeing greater opsec efforts around personal anonymity. People will start acting online like they do in real life in any situation that they even remotely care about (even under their pseudonyms), and anonymous communities will continue to grow and thrive as the outlet for all of the hatred that people harbor.
Having struggled with setting up kubernetes over the last month on my own, I’ve come to realize the absolute value of simplicity.

In the end Helm just introduced more problems than it solved. Rather than applying configs haphazardly and relying on 3rd party services, it was ultimately much simpler to just download the configs for whatever service was needed (nginx ingress controller for me) and committing them to source control.

My biggest take away from the k8s community is that lots of people write terrible documentation and other people write blog posts and SO answers without actually understanding how kubernetes works under the hood.

There is still an ocean of depth in regards to k8s I don’t know yet, but I feel a lot stronger about getting the intermediate basics. I’m at a point where I’m being productive again.
That kind of "talent" isn't really what drives a business forward.
> The way snapchat does this is check screenshots folder for new files

Does this mean that the Snapchat screenshot detection doesn't work if you don't give it the storage permission?
Yep, this is what doesn't make sense, if its so remote the cops cant get there quickly, its also remote enough the thieves cant get away quickly.

And a highway patrol type vehicle is coming in a bunch faster than lorries are getting away.
> Only a field like CS could conceive of a test where the ability to emulate a conversation by typing lines of text on a terminal might be considered an indicator of operational sentience

Turing first wrote of that test in 1950. I don't think text was the primary way computers were interacted with back than, so if anything, it might be more plausible that cause for coming up with that interface was precisely because it's something that human-like intelligence is well-suited for rather than the reverse.
There are some tax traps around exercising options and then having the value of the stock plummet, but if this is 'real' equity then I'm pretty sure it doesn't apply.

Talk to them about the tax treatment (because they know it better than you) and counter offer with $5k because that way you earn $500 in ten seconds.
Google is showing ads for anti-coronavirus products, despite policy banning them
> will enable the scaled deployment of the Waymo Driver

I've been disappointed by the lack of progress in scaling their commercial service. Hopefully this is what they've been waiting for.
Not sure that's a fair comparison though. `du` isn't built in to bash, afaik; you could just as easily type `du -sh <folder>` in PowerShell.

If you /did/ need to do it without `du` then it would be something like:

`dir <folder> -Recurse | measure -Property Length -Sum`

which is easier to remember than whatever the equivalent bash would be, imo.
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You must be underestimating the effort it takes to sell any kind of art at any price.

The first "image created by an AI" kind of painting has already sold for a lot of money. It'll be much tougher for the next 100,000.
Point 1 definitely isn't true. (Observable) space is actually tiny and young.
To the extent you rent it out, it's an income property not a primary residence, right?
Why not just swap time zones?
I mean, totally. Gimme that progressive tax structure and strong social safety net any day of the year. But that sounds like a harder problem to solve in the US than autonomous driving.
I saw someone mention Digital Ocean k8s products, right now Linode has a Linode Kubernetes Engine (LKE) "Beta" program going on where they give you some credits to fool around. I've been using it to learn k8s myself, and it couldn't be easier to use for a beginner.

https://www.linode.com/products/kubernetes/

I'm not even going to post or give anyone my Linode referral code, because I think their product is so good I'm happy to promote it for free, for no credit, especially if it can help someone leave Google for good.
We better stop flying across time zones for work or holiday then, if the impact is this severe.