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Where are the technical details?

Lower cost of components doesn't mean lower quality. What made the cost lower is logistics and the availability of components within the region.

My first real software development job was doing plone development which uses zodb as it's persistent layer. Good times!

If TikTok refuses to censor anti-vaxer in the west, they'd be banned.

Reuters is deliberately ruining their own credibility.

> China has been celebrating his death.

You mean some people on Weibo? Lol.

It's also not surprising that some people would view him unfavorably when he denied Japanese war crimes in the past.

Of course it's from a .ca domain

What are you talking about? Source? I was in China until I was 20 but never have I heard anyone saying humans are migrated out of China.

Considering how mainland China (PRC) and Taiwan (ROC) are separated, they're more like siblings, with ROC being the elder one.

America dropped more bombs, killing more civilians in other countries than the rest of the world combined in the last 50 years. Oh I forgot it's justified bc they're fighting terrorism, for freedom and/or the killed are brown people which doesn't count. Got it.

Bless your heart. Take any modern media information with a grain of salt.

This is a terrible move. Virtue signaling at it's worst. Putin literally gives p 0 f'ck about namecheap. It doesn't do squat to him but meanwhile you're hurting regular Russian users for something they have no control over. Do you think they will be pressuring Putin to stop the war bc they can't use namecheap anymore? They will likely to be more mad at the west. Lastly, doing this is just going to increase the segregation of the internet even more which goes completely against the original intention of the internet.

Without passing the minimum bar, how does Triplebyte distinguish itself from other 1000 platforms where people post resumes?

Also, dissing those who have passed the bar as "engineers who like tests" is disrespectful. When they first launched, passing the bar makes you (in their words) a highly qualified engineer, and now passing the bar means nothing except that you only "like tests"...lol

Fundamentally, I think this invalidates Triplebyte's business model. Companies don't really care if someone passes your tests. They still put you through LC type interviews onsite. They simply save a phone screen.

And CMU

Can someone enlighten me: with Google being blocked in China, how the heck does one search the term in Wuhan and had it being recorded by Google? I know people in China can use VPN to search Google, but the recorded IP would be the exit node of the VPN wouldn't it?

It would be a much shorter list if they just do "privacy included"

Check out the Spanish flu. It originated in America...

I don't work for Azure and having used both GKE and AKS, I can say GKE is superior, however, I don't understand why this comment isn't cool. It's not like they're capitalizing on your misery. It's a decision you have taken and it's a fair game IMO that they want to emphasize their advantage over you.

It wouldn't surprise me if Azure charges for control plane at some point. Seems like EKS and GKE can get away with charging so why not...

Hey Seth, I know you used to work at Hashicorp on vault. I think Vault recommends that if you want to deploy it on Kubernetes, it should have the cluster to itself.

This is really disappointing. I've been a big proponent of GKE not only to my employer but to my friends as well. I think it's the best Kubernetes implementation available. The justification for a management fee b/c there are abusers just feels like an excuse for making some extra revenue. Truly with Google's prowess you can detect and deal with abusers without having to raise cost for everybody. I'm worried this is going to dampen the momentum of Kubernetes adoption unfortunately...

Wow I didn't know it became that bad. He came across as an egostic person but I didn't know he's more than that...

It's the Republic of China flag. It represents the whole of China.

lol use kubernetes to deploy a blog...

whoa didn't know Joe Armstrong passed away...

Still remember learning Erlang with his book and listening to him on podcasts talking about concurrency about a decade ago... Erlang is not my daily driver, but learninng Erlang's actor concurrency model has shaped my view on concurrency and functional programming... For that, thank you Joe and RIP.

Exactly my thought! I appreciate Google's effort in many fields such as distributed computing but in the past few years, a lot of Google IO announcements feel like vapourware/demoware that they're going to scrap/rebuild in a few years.

> Wrappers like Docker and Kubernetes ...

How's Kubernetes a wrapper? Wrapper on what? The ones you listed are dependencies. What projects don't have dependencies?

> Docker initially wrapped the LXC project without proper credit ...

Docker hasn't been a wrapper for lxc for a long time (at least 3+ years, which is a long time in tech world). Also, the debian package at the time was called lxc-docker.

> Many commentators even today are not clear about containers and think Docker invented containers.

Misguided people are always going to be the majority, especially in the tech world. People actually working with these technologies, they will bother to figure out the differences.

I don't use Safari but if I did, I think I would fall for it if someone sets up a phishing website with Safari only showing "Stripe, Inc [US]" in the address bar, but I definitely will not if I was presented with the full URL of the site.

Simple. Don't use Safari or any browser that makes the users dumb by making it "friendly" to make them vulnerable to things like this. It's not that EV is broken - it's the bad UX decisions and the mentality behind it.

Cool. Remembered her from the oauth 1.0 days (She's the author of the oauth python library IIRC)