How does this compare to Joyent Triton?
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Great article. The prelude to the interview with books given to candidates is especially interesting. I'd love to see that reading list, and would further like to suggest posting it on your careers page. I would imagine that anyone who goes to the trouble of working through your suggested materials would be providing a very strong signal of quality and investment.
"Note, however, that changes to these files are not saved during a docker build and so will not be preserved in the resulting image. The changes will only “stick” in a running container."
If I do RUN echo "127.0.0.1 somehost" >> /etc/hosts or COPY container_hosts /etc/hosts, according to the announcement wording, this will not persist in my image.
If this is incorrect, could you clarify what isn't saved during docker build? If this is correct, why is docker build unable to retain these changes?
Edits to /etc/hosts in a container don't affect the host, so it seems like everything should Just Work.
The public transit is worse, but the city itself is smaller, and Uber/Lyft/etc rates are low due to competition, which effectively means personalized pickup/drop-off throughout most of the city is <$10. For an individual, that's often worth it. For a group of 2-3, when compared against the sum of their total public transit costs, it's almost always worth it.
(using Python as an example) def function(): This is a "unit" of code which performs an action. raise Exception(): This means something bad happened. ...etc.
droneStrikes is asking for something along these lines. We're not expecting to become experts at financial analysis after reading a paragraph, but we'd at least like to leave more informed than when we arrived.
With that said, I've been using the 2.x releases on multiple projects over the past year. Thanks for all of your hard work!
A crypto library is the pilot. A crypto library that allows you to use insecure settings is a pilot who crashes the plane into a mountain because you asked him to.
Also, I may be biased because I haven't heard of CanJS, but this article seems suspiciously favorable toward it. Was the article written with a bit of promotion in mind?