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Comment #25770259
Since the parent is running on GKE, they’re already doing that. Postgres in a (kube) container on a (GCE) VM in a (borg) container on a computer.
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Comment #24322784
Monarch is monitored by a second instance of itself known as meta-monarch. It’s a fraction of the size, of course, but still mind-bogglingly large. Meta is in turn monitored by the…
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Comment #15848281
Note that $15k isn't tremendously more than public school costs: > Total expenditures for public elementary and secondary schools in the United States in 2013–14 amounted to $634 b…
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Comment #15790756
Wow, that New Posts chart is brutal. This nearby link[1] seems to claim that Yahoo failed to "not screw it up", but the details are extremely vague. I'm unclear what could have cau…
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Comment #15707969
Is anyone actually spending Bitcoin? Given the ludicrous growth, it seems prudent to just leave it in the bank.
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Comment #15082738
I wonder if your friend is also incensed by all the low- and middle-income families moving into those high-rises, or just by the "billionaires" who make that feasible.
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Comment #14858332
This is great, thank you!
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Comment #14857058
Could you share more about your experience with elastic actuators? What did your hardware look like? I'm working on something similar, and would love your input.
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Comment #14856997
I used a Rapsberry Pi (and a lot of Dynamixel servos, LiPo, gyro, etc) to build a small hexapod robot. I was mostly interested in learning about legged locomotion, and got a bit ca…
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Comment #14667310
You might find this interesting: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2015/11/why-d...
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Comment #14518413
So disappointing that Google (disclosure: my employer) couldn't figure out what to do with these incredible companies. Let's hope Softbank can put them to better use.
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Comment #13877740
Dynamixel servos are expensive for sure, but there are a couple of low-end models which are pretty reasonably priced given their (excellent, as you note) capabilities. The XL-320[1…
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Comment #13841762
I've always been intrigued by this stance. Do you believe that heroin should be available for purchase, like e.g. cigarettes? Is this a matter of individual liberty, or some other …
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Comment #13754865
Not at all, your solution entirely solves the most annoying part. I just prefer to do the next step in an automated manner, too.
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Comment #13754349
This is a great feature to get started, but it's unfortunate that the "ssh" file hack doesn't set up SSH keys and disable password auth, or at least change the default password. Th…
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Comment #13632661
Hello! I was one of those annoying "architects" saying no, but it wasn't because only three languages are allowed. When I left the Times about six months ago, systems were actively…
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Comment #3793331
Clickable: https://github.com/adammck/gh-news-feed-filters
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Show HN: My Chrome extension to add per-repo alert filtering to GitHub
GitHub's news feed has never been very useful (to me), because it's so noisy. Following a popular repo (e.g. Rails) floods the feed with so many alerts that I regularly miss things…