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These components are very different in complexity and scope. Let's be real: a seasoned developer is mostly familiar with load balancers and ingress controllers, so this will be mostly about naming and context. I agree though once you learn about k8s it becomes less mysterious but that also means the author hasn't pushed it to the limits. Outages in the control plane could be pretty nasty and it is easy to have them by creating an illusion everything is kind of free in k8s.

I don't think it would be possible for them to stay with AWS considering their storage volume usage. As soon as the storage was out everything else has followed as well

Go team has built a remarkable tool under your leadership. A tool that moved a niddle to the better side of things for the industry. Thank you and God speed!

Can you share any data on how big of a cluster is running Ray jobs?

Been there yesterday, can confirm what the author wrote about immersion. Cathedral and opera scenes are something I have never experienced before, fully blown away. The storyline is garbage.

can't do image search in a photos app too which is a major bummer for me personally. I protocol things there and it's impossible to find without annotations.

well, he is supposed to be an expert in it. Why are you so surprised?

Let me save some time for you: No, they can't.

gyro move kinds feel extremely artificial compared to the simplicity of all other canonical moves.

I also listened to NPR with a couple of scientists who has worked on JWST and they said there were times when they felt pretty down on news JWST would get cancelled or NiRCam would need to get removed from the program.

Edit: it's this one https://www.kqed.org/forum/2010101889805/the-james-webb-tele...

That's a wrong question to ask. Rust is the one trying to squeeze in to the already crowded place, not Go.

Wait, what?

Rat's bite. There was nothing lion about it.

I'm a little cautious about this mRNA vaccine. Novavax though looks awesome, it produces some insane amount of anitbodies and uses a very well established vaccine tech.

That's one of the myths created by media.

No

that was a test for a particular type of person that OP failed to pass. He could not lie to a simple question.

It's weird because he calls it out in the comparison as a potential explanation for the gap in average booking per ride:

"This gap is likely also due to Uber’s heavier international presence (where they now generate 52% of their bookings). It would be interesting to see this data on a country-by-country basis (or, more importantly, a market-by-market one as well)."

yet still proceeds to draw this questionable conclusion: "Lyft has made impressive progress at increasing the value of rides on its platform and increasing the share of transactions it gets."

From documentation:

Traffic Director delivers a GCP-managed Pilot along with additional capabilities such as global load balancing and centralized health checking. However, note that Traffic Director cannot be configured using Istio APIs in this Beta release; you can use GCP APIs for configuration. Both Traffic Director and Pilot use open standard APIs (xDS v2) to communicate with service proxies.

With 30% probability

Don't you guys use Borg that I don't know how close to kubernetes?

they will be competing with Apple's ARM product

how would you do attachments and search? Big stopper for me for using something like this.

Is there a way to get similar introduction to meditation without spending 10 days on it in a wild and listening to all that chanting? Some kind of good old western rational approach to it.

For those interested in QM I highly recommend this intro Quantum Mechanics for Engineers http://www.eng.fsu.edu/~dommelen/quantum/