skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Services create a private internal DNS name that points to one or more pods (which are generally managed by a Deployment unless you're doing something advanced) and may be accessed from within your cluster. Services with Type=NodePort do the same and also allocate one or more ports on each of the hosts which proxies connections to the service inside the cluster. Services with Type=LoadBalancer do the same as Type=NodePort services and also configure a cloud load balancer with a fixed IP address to point to the exposed ports on the hosts.

A single Service with Type=LoadBalancer and one Deployment may be all you need on Kubernetes if you just want all connections from the load balancer immediately forwarded directly to the service.

But if you have multiple different services/deployments that you want as accessible under different URLs on a single IP/domain, then you'll want to use Ingresses. Ingresses let you do things like map specific URL paths to different services. Then you have an IngressController which runs a webserver in your cluster and it automatically uses your Ingresses to figure out where connections for different paths should be forwarded to. An IngressController also lets you configure the webserver to do certain pre-processing on incoming connections, like applying HTTPS, before proxying to your service. (The IngressController itself will usually use a Type=LoadBalancer service so that a load balancer connects to it, and then all of the Ingresses will point to regular Services.)
Thanks for the response, very helpful!

I've done my best to build relationships over my 8 years in the software development industry, but I don't have much work to show for it after querying my network. All of my work to date has been from external sources.

I also make a point to over-deliver, both in availability and deliverables, and to ask for referrals.

I wonder if the types of interpersonal connections in tech sales are more valuable for finding work than those in software development - I'm certain I could tap my network for a job offer easily, but contract work has been a tougher sell.

It's still early days though, we'll see how things look 6 months down the line after I have a couple more contracts under my belt.
I have linked to maps above that show that you do not have to build in a wildlife preserve. Just a few degrees upwards they can have depleted agricultural land that is on sale for cheap.

The math on the ∆v savings suggests a paltry benefit for Boca Chica when compared against these sites.

And yes, they should build that engine stand elsewhere.
There is a pedantic argument to be made about the exact definition of rationing, but "rationing based on the ability to pay" as a phrase is a very common description or turn of phrase, Google confirms this.
Flutter: How to pass data back from a dialog box
There is little benefit to either the producer or the consumer when opportunistic resellers leverage technology to buy up popular supply-constrained products on amazon (for example) and immediately relist them at inflated prices before regular shoppers can buy them.

"We're providing a great service that allows the wealthy to buy hard to find products, by buying up as many of them as possible before anyone else can, exacerbating shortages and driving up prices!"
Because Google is an advertising company, their search engine controls what people believe in and they also have some good engineers but they are probably not well known. There is very little they couldn't advertise into popularity. Whenever you see overcomplicated software or infrastructure its always a way to waste executive function, create frustration and create unnecessary mental overhead. If the technology you're using isn't making it easier for you to run your infrastructure from memory, reduce the use of executive function and decrease frustration then you should ignore it. Don't fall for the fashion trends.
This just strikes me as an intensely disrespectful hypothesis. Poor people and teenagers are people just like you and I; the vast majority of them are good citizens who feel no impulse to do crimes or poop on the street.
Maybe sun = uv exposure, which changes the microbiome of your skin and insides to more uv resistant strains which are healthier.
> k8s is the common denominator that makes all this possible.

can't... terraform make all of that possible?
This is how he uses the Overton window to change the conversation. He's very good at this sort of thing.
Years ago it wasn't like this, and I recall reading mostly hardcore tech nerdery on here.

Now... I don't even know. HN and Reddit are pretty well useless, and the only thing that keeps me around Reddit are automotive and industrial/machining subs. Seems strange that it was only 8 years ago.

Member when HN was overwhelmingly pro meritocracy? I member.

I really miss reading King Terry's diatribes in showdead. You'd probably be outright banned for that on here now.

I don't think people downvoted as much back then either.
Saying we are too stupid to ever know anything is a pretty anti-scientific attitude. Maybe global warming is gonna make the world so much better, after all, we don't really know anything. It's impossible to actually live your life if you just throw your hands up and say "we don't know".

What we do know is that mosquitos have killed more humans than probably anything else ever. Shouldn't that be impetus enough to actually do something about it? Of course, the problem is made worse by the fact that the people who are advocating against doing anything aren't the people that mosquitos are killing. If you knew a lot of people who had died from Malaria, you might be singing a different tune.
Ignoring database defined URLS, which make this harder or at least different, you could automate this to some degree with snapshots (for filesystems that support them), using the snapshot time as the subdomain or path prefix that references an older version, and the 404 page noting the current domain, finding the next oldest snapshot, and redirecting to that next subdomain or path prefix.
There's an offshoot of this that I see from developers, especially at old, stodgy companies.

Once everything is "infrastructure as code", the app team becomes less dependent on other teams in the org.

People like to own their own destiny. Of course, that also removes a lot of potential scapegoats, so you now mostly own all outages, tech debt, etc.
No, he didn't. He said "If you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain't black."
> Sometimes I feel like defending him due to people's over reactions when I wouldn't otherwise.

You feel the urge to defend someone whose actions are indefensible. Why is that? If I had to guess, I would say it's because you feel the urge to always be the contrarian. Whatever you feel the majority opinion is, there is an urge to go against it. This is probably because your feeling of self-worth is attached to the notion of being a contrarian. Going against the majority opinion makes you feel special, and in a way, it makes you feel superior. In my experience, it is a symptom of deeper issues - insecurity, fear of the unknown. The risk, if you don't address this issue, is that you will find yourself defending more and more extreme positions, and even seeking out more extreme positions to defend. This will cause social isolation, as people with more maintstream opinions such as "dangerous criminals should not be elected president" start avoiding you, and are replaced by other "contrarians".
I've spent half an hour watching various videos, this in the link and the video where mr Floyd is murdered. Then I watched some more videos of the kind.

As an european... Jesus f-ing christ, this is absolutely messed up.
I don't know, to me the choice of their own NotPython as the main language seems like an incredible misstep to me. It's lacking in features (last time I checked they didn't even support basic things like lambdas), tooling and libraries.

There's a reason why both Unreal and Unity moved away from providing their own language.
How can you get a blank page? What do I need to delete?
Call me biased [1] but K8s will take over the world! Yes you get containers and micro-services and all that good stuff, but now with Anthos [2] its also the best way to achieve multi-cloud and hybrid architectures. What's not to like!

1. I work for GCP
2. https://cloud.google.com/anthos/gke
Glad we've come to an understanding.
Wasn’t this the idea behind java?
College presidents/chancellors don't do as much administrating as they do fundraising from alumni and donors. This is more true the higher up in university prestige you go. The amount of value they bring in from donor contributions far outweighs their salaried cost.
What about bitcoin?
The military industrial police state
Do jobs that require college, require college?
http://www.milliondollarhomepage.com/
Professor solves over two decades of CS problems in 4 hours straight
> Personally, if someone consumed something I worked on, actively felt that there was something they felt could be improved, and didn't mention it to me, I would have felt as if they had done me a great disservice. I don't have to agree or even take their input into account, but I would very much like it to exist.

And that's a perfectly fine personal preference - but it's not the default.

My issue with your comment is not that you didn't include anything positive. It's that you're directly addressing the author, giving them feedback they never asked for! Just like you didn't ask for my parody of your comment.

HN is not an open issue tracker for "every blog ever". Comments like the top of this thread keep happening, and are part of the reason some people disable comments, or end up blocking some referrers altogether.

Asking if someone is open to feedback on something before offering criticism is really not that hard, and does wonders for everyone's mental health.
Dissent is the most American value. The country was founded on it.

Accusing people who are trying to explain the logic of why reasonable citizens will take extreme actions as "communist revolutionary rhetoric" is neither here nor there. What if it is? Does that by itself make it false? Please engage with the facts, and if you can't, refrain from such nonsense. It won't take the discussion anywhere.

> Amazing that people actually believe this, when there's literally laws on the books making it a crime to commit an offense against protected classes of people because of their race alone.

The presence or absence of laws by itself means absolutely nothing. Can you not see how tone deaf you seem when there are all these people trying to express their frustration and you dismiss that with "why the f are you so angry, there are laws that protect you".
I think you are expecting logical reasoning from a group of people who are acting emotionally.

any form of government law enforcement personnel or equipment is drawing anger - regardless of form, function, or origin.
No worries at all! I'm here to get feedback and thoughts. Thanks so much for noticing and letting me know, it's now consistent! It makes a ton of sense to add the common issues section, it should speak to people having the problem as soon as they see it. I will work on that.
Here's President Donald Trump's announcement. Hong Kong's special trade status is also revoked.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/12664558344579686...
In this case, I think they would all love to be wrong. If they are right, many of them will end up in jail, or dead.
That's just like flight safety records.. the issue with sharks is that when something happens you're 99% about to lose a limb or life.

You run into mosquitoes 30k times a year, one of them may kill you, and most of the time you could have saved yourself on your own.
Yes. But I think k8s took a lot of attention away from Docker in terms of headspace and developer interest. RedHat for example is pushing CRI-O, which is a minimalist CRI-compliant runtime which lets admins focus even more on k8s and less on the whole runtime level.
The domain would only be relevant if the domain was a specific opt-out domain. If it was just https://company.com/unsubscribe, DNS would only reveal company.com. The path (/unsubscribe) will be encrypted.
> The big mistake with COVID-19 was telling individuals to boycott masks and that it was wrong to buy or wear them.
> While Americans were being told not to buy them

They didn't tell people to "boycott" masks, they said that they weren't effective at stopping COVID and that people in hospitals needed them more than the average citizen.

The initial research for masks indicated that they weren't helpful, due to Coronaviruses showing up on the outside of the masks after asking an infected person to cough. It wasn't until a few weeks later when they noticed that the petri dishes that the patients had coughed into had substantially more virus reproduction without masks than with the masks. The people doing the research weren't lying, it was a very logical sequence of events. Sometimes initial research implies an incorrect conclusion, that's why it's called "initial research" and not "conclusive research", which is why they "changed their minds" afterward. This is well documented and is not controversial [0]. The way you frame it, and the use of the word "boycott" is incredibly disrespectful to the people studying this.

[0] https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M20-1342
you mean farmed animals or wild ones ?
All these things. GLTF and godot have been amazing to me, though I do sometimes struggle with the asset flow but I'm getting better.

I've been using 4.0a and havent found anything with major breaks so far, and Vulkan really shines compared to opengl3.

It makes me so happy that I can have a game editor that aligns with my RMS-esque views (pro gpl). Now if I can just get my friends on board, many of them have invested so much time in unity or ue they don't want to switch. My goal is to have a prototype cool enough to draw them in eventually.
That makes your school an outlier.

You have to go down 502 schools on this list before you run into a leader that makes less than 200k/year.

https://www.chronicle.com/interactives/executive-compensatio...
I wonder how many people will see their employers cut their wages since "the government will make up the rest".
North Dakota Constant (33% of ppl endorse made up conspiracy theory)
Also everyone quotes Ivy League MSRP prices as if every student is paying them. In reality, Ivy League financial aid is the most generous, and the actual tuition paid over the past couple decades has been decreasing, unlike public schools where it's been increasing significantly.
Are they going to launch a hellfire missile on these innocent unarmed black Americans too?

These people are poor, and are just afraid of getting killed and oppressed, by the predatory capitalistic and systemically racist American system.
I have no idea what this is even supposed to mean. But that's what fascism is — right wing authoritarianism built around a leader cult merging racist populists with a corporate elite, directing state violence at marginalized/demonized groups. Which is what Trumpism is.
I don't follow this criticism. GP came across as respectful but critical. I have read Aphyr's original blogs, and felt similarly when I read this blog. I even felt that the comment was phrased more eloquently than I could have. There is also no swearing or personal attacks, which are typical of a rant.

Isn't honest, critical, constructive feedback par for the course on HN?
> these complexities don't have any place in the media narratives

I'm reminded of the film "Do the Right Thing", by Spike Lee. 1989. Not much has changed in America.
Typeset in the Future: Alien (2014)
Corbusier's ideas were often part of the inspiration, only to get heavily pared down due to cost cutting.

For example, a lot of standardized blocks in USSR were originally planned to be made from large "library of designs" to provide varied and well adapted neighbourhoods, however after first few went through the cost cutting measures meant that they were replicated en masse.

Another example is one I have lived in - the longest building in Poland, at over 1.5km length, nicknamed Beijing by many due to super-high density. Critical changes into how the building was built were made by building company on occasion when architects were not around, resulting in long-term damage to comfort and quality of living. Once the architects were back in, it was too late to fix as you'd have to rip out the foundations and start anew.

Several other more "Avant garde" neighbourhoods in Poland suffered from similar issues, often caused by policy that was supposed to encourage innovation, where "rationalisation proposals" (not a good translation but close) that, for example, would lower the cost, were rewarded and often not well checked (if at all). The initial cost savings then turned into heavy issue later on.

A lot could be also said with regards to non-design problems during building, which caused issues due to materiel deteriorating sitting outside waiting for shipment of components necessary to build the required predecessors to the use of the now-rotting ones.
> And people who live in areas where malaria is common do use nets and screens as much as possible.

Ehh, not exactly. I used to live in Africa, parts where there were tstsi flies and mosquitos. Despite being given nets by the Gates foundation, people rarely used them. Well, some used them as hair nets, others through them away because their pastors convinced them their purpose was to sterilize the African people, etc etc.
I would love to see some of the money routed to NIH.gov instead. They have lost a great deal of funding over the years and we have a greater need for scientific research of diseases now more than ever.
I don't disagree; I think my point is just another reason on top of that.
Nobody suggested "all archaeologists are in a conspiracy". Egyptologists represent a very small slice of the population of archaeologists, but that subfield is deeply political.
Well considering the progress of Falcon 9 and Dragon relative to the rest of the aerospace world, I’d say they are the adults in the room.

Their development methodology is specifically set up to test a lot of hardware and fail a lot in a bid to go faster than a more modeling or analysis heavy approach.
Is there any benefit of Anthos over deploying straight to GKE if you're already bought into GCP? We've had this debate several times recently and can't come up with a good answer.
I am not an alt of whoever that person is. Which page did you check? Why is my comment weird?
Why a Crisis Frees Us of Our Old Mental Models
I agree with you. But what Trump is doing is, he's paving the way for a real autocrat, by breaking down the norms and systems that keep an autocrat from being able to function.
As a manager i've heard in all my meetings about 'kubernetes', had a look at it and have always been questioning the cost to manage this.

What is the cheapest way to setup a production kubernetes on a cloud provider?
A Saga of Galactic proportions, the birth of Brøderbund
It looks like psoriasis on my heels, but I haven't sought a diagnosis. A regular bit of collagen also helps against it. I suspect I have some gut malabsorption issue and that's why supplements can make an especially clear difference in my case, though this is guessing on top of guessing.
As political theater goes, it's unique. And harrowing in its foolishness.
>Most bugs in airliners tend to be unforeseen memory overflows

the 21st century, planet Earth.
This one is very interesting and unexpected. Swift for TensorFlow: The Next-Generation Machine Learning Framework: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s65BigoMV_I
> I don't want to spend the rest of my life 6 feet away from everyone afraid that they might infect me.

Well, this is within your choice.

The real problem is dealing with the weird consent issue people are having.

I'm happy to shake hands, cuddle, etc, it has a hell of a lot better risk reward ratio than say, eating fast food.

I hope that half of the population aren't worrywarts forever - we already have enough division in society.
all should be handled by pip. all efforts should be centralized into pip, maybe using a plugin system, whatever.

I think a language should have its own official tooling that can achieve those without installing any external shit
The intolerable frequency of dark pattern on Amazon's site has made me very bitter. If I can find another store to fulfill the order online, I'll go there, even if it costs a little more. Retailers like Costco and Bestbuy have comparable shipping speeds anyways.
imo, all swarm needed was a decent way to handle secrets and it would have been the k8s of its day
The human category is limited, I believe, to intentional killing. Otherwise you open up a whole can of worms about macroeconomic trolley problems. (Am I killing people right now by making insufficiently-optimal donations to charity?)
So with anti-price-gouging laws, we're making a bet that rich people are more constrained by the ability to use certain items than they are constrained by money. That is, if they can't buy up the supply and resell it at absurd prices, they have no reason to buy more than they truly need, so the goods remain available to more people in need, at lower price.

I do like the idea of government-run emergency stockpiles, and rationed distribution of those. But then, I have a feeling that people who want price gouging to be allowed are also the people who, in times of calm, complain about government being fat, and demand the emergency stockpiles to be cut down.
Mosquitoes are killing people by the hundreds of thousands! Let's shut down the economy and do another round of corporate bailouts!
> Every day 100k tweets are sent

When I worked there we handled about ~6k tweets/sec all day every day. (~500,000,000 tweets/day)
Do you guys think k8s is doing a job which previously the jvm did in enterprise? i.e. if everything is on the jvm, building distributed systems doesn't require a network of containers.

Can k8s success be explained partly due to the need for a more polyglot stack?
Carries were a major problem in mechanical calculators as well. For example, the upper section of the Curta had a special bell & gearing to allow carries. The Friden STW - a mechanical behemoth - had a complex set of gears within the moving carriage to allow carries & borrows. Same with Monroe & Marchant mechanical calculators. For electric motor driven calculators, the additional weight of the moving carriage - as well as the gearing - set limits on how fast the machine could add and subtract.
Maybe that's cause-and-effect turned around? We stifled our economy and mobilize a million researchers, because we can afford to and have the will. It'll cost us in the end.

What do folks in malaria country do? Scavenge their childrens' mosquito nets to catch fish etc. Reject modern medicine and go to the local quack. Foul their water supplies and poach their endangered species.

I know, we can have all the morals we can afford. But some large-scale coordinated actions require a populace that is educated and willing.
What Twitter needs is algorithmically enforced moderation. So when a twitter reply calls for extremism, the user will then be prone to see more calls for peace in reply to that comment. Or when somebody asks for dox on a subject, the user then sees tweets mentioning all the previous times doxxing went wrong and innocent people were hurt. The user would not know this was taking place, but they would avoid radicalization and echo chambers currently happening on Twitter. Also instead of showing the opposition to break their thought bubble, which probably wouldn’t be helpful, the user sees their own side, just more moderate and centrist. If no tweets showing moderation exist, twitter could use a bot that appears to be a real human to make these moderating tweets. Most of these twitter conversations are bots anyways.
If there are suddenly 10 times as many people fighting for the same number of positions salaries will drop. That's just basic supply and demand.