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lizxrice

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About lizxrice

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/lizrice; my proof: https://keybase.io/lizrice/sigs/YqB8UYxmCdT5AqqF_8REG2K1ytdb-vWF0EosnGBYWJw ]

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    Comment #41036501

    I should clarify that individual eBPF programs have to terminate, but more complex problems can be solved with multiple eBPF programs, and can be "scheduled" indefinitely using BPF…

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    Comment #41035603

    In this talk we demo Conway's Game of Life implemented in eBPF: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tClsqnZMN6I

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    Comment #15786894

    You don't have to mount the host versions - you can create container-specific ones. See https://medium.com/@lizrice/non-privileged-containers-based-...

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    Comment #12929822

    I'm a big Docker fan, but this is interesting to me mostly because it shows how it's hard to get started, particularly the opening few sentences about the paucity of documentation …

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    Comment #12185659

    Is the cut being applied across the board, or just to you as a remote worker? How open are they being with you about the financial forecasts? Would someone in the leadership team w…

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    Comment #10197340

    Nice side-by-side demo at http://force12.io

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    Comment #10197329

    Your bike sprint workouts sound similar to Tabata cycling intervals: http://britishcyclesport.com/2013/training/tabata-intervals/ Got to agree workouts like that are really hard!

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    Comment #7483327

    Also cool about this is that you still have a timestamp column in the DB, which is just as indexable as ever

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    Comment #7071177

    It's really interesting the extent to which some people want to 'see the working' behind recommendations, while for others it's just clutter. I think some people want to build the …

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    Comment #7071021

    Thanks - that's really interesting. I'd be really interested to know how many user ratings were needed for such fine-grained controls?