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Comment #23491168
I really like the points about round-robining team members, and timeboxing confusion. I think the post does a good job diving into some of the trickier parts of working in a develo…
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Comment #23484778
BTW, I highly recommend reaching out to the solo.io folks cuz they can help unravel the docs very quickly and get you pointed to where you need to go! Digging in is worth it too! M…
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Comment #23484764
Thanks! I think Ambassador has better self-service CRs that function together well without needing to define explicit dependencies. An example is TLSContexts and Mappings. As long …
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Comment #23484155
This wasn't a strict controlled test with perfect setup. It was a personal account of a busy developer who works at a start-up trying to kick the tires on two technologies in a rea…
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Comment #23238533
What is MLM?
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Comment #23229499
Agreed. It's dangerous. This is simply someone's personal experiment and their experiences written up. It's proof of nothing other than "I did something"
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Comment #23229492
It's so strange to see "independent researchers" attempt to poke holes by any means in an argument meant to protect people from the ill effects of sleep deprivation, yet provide ze…
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Comment #23229432
Proof of digging?
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Comment #23229418
Okay, he removed the 5 hour bar. I get what the author in your link is upset about, leaving out data points. But imo that's not good enough to make me throw out all the information…
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Comment #23226676
I wouldn't say this is refuting even a minority of claims in the book. It appears to be a thorough fact check of a small percentage of claims, some of which is going after the auth…
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Comment #23226554
This 100%. I've read the book twice, coming back to certain chapters more than twice, because it's dense with information. It's scary really. The single most impactful thing you ca…
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Comment #23224889
Are there cameras on the sides of the occulus so peripheral hand movements can be recognized?
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Comment #23201597
Only reading the abstract, are you saying a different branch/fork of Linux could be maintained to be a unikernel?
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Comment #23201580
I'm personally really excited for this! I wonder just how much slower complication is versus Go. Would it be enough to matter with a large project?
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Comment #22826144
Is this good for IBM?