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acsowerby

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    Hi! You may be pleased to hear that this is an active area of development, in fact there is currently a testing project for Podman on FreeBSD, you can find out more here https://gi…

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    Comment #16809297

    This analogy seems really strong. I don't know much about war though so I might miss some of the nuances! The bubble of control sounds like a great way to visualise what you need f…

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    Comment #16809144

    Yes! Checklists are so lightweight and deliver a ton of value. I heard this advice somewhere else a long time ago and it's perennially useful.

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    Comment #16809137

    Haha, not snarky at all, I think the original question was maybe not phrased quite right. What I meant was "how do you successfully operate within a startup environment which is in…

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    Comment #16803004

    Hey Matt, No worries, I always try to assume that people are well intentioned with their questions until there's undeniable evidence otherwise! I didn't have any specific ROI in mi…

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    Comment #16800690

    Here's a clickable version of the link BTW https://www.dotmesh.com/blog/edge-of-chaos/

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    Ask HN: How can you avoid chaos in your startup?

    Given how easy it is for a startup to descend into chaos, we've been working at my startup, Dotmesh, on how to avoid this happening. Really interested to know what everyone else ha…

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    Comment #16716471

    We've been prototyping a data science tool/plugin to help with reproducibility - love to get your thoughts!

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    Comment #16324115

    Incorrect science in explanation of "normal" ice: >Water is a simple molecule — two hydrogens attached to one oxygen. The three atoms normally form a V-shape. In the usual ice foun…