They have a dominant percentage of banking workloads at this point.
I can confirm this, from my experience. Many organizations have foregone ms in lieu of redhat and oracle, and redhat is slowly injecting openshift where they can fit it.
Readit Newscbluth commented on Ask HN: What are people doing to get off of VMware? · Posted by u/jwithington
cbluth commented on QUIC and the end of TCP sockets codemia.io/blog/path/QUIC... · Posted by u/charles_irl
Note well: the claims about TCP come with some evidence, in the form of a graph. The claims for QUIC do not.
Many of the claims are dubious. TCP has "no notion of multiple steams"? What are two sockets, then? What is poll(2)? The onus is on QUIC to explain why it’s better for the application to multiplex the socket than for the kernel to multiplex the device. AFAICT that question is assumed away in a deluge of words.
If the author thinks it’s the "end of TCP sockets", show us the research, the published papers and meticulous detail. Then tell me again why I should eschew the services of TCP and absorb its complexity into my application.
The obvious comparisons are between udp and tcp, and then between quic and ssh, given the notion of "multiple streams"
cbluth commented on Universities should be more than toll gates waliddib.com/posts/univer... · Posted by u/wdib
They’re so much more, sad the comments aren’t seeing it. Making lifelong friends, learning independence, true freedom to explore topics and interests, higher challenge and opportunity for scholars. The toll gate function only makes sense from a Birds Eye view.
If anything community colleges are more like toll gates. Pay a small fee to use a locally shared resource to then get your job.
You don't need universities to make lifelong friends or finding your learning independence
You can bind your application to 127.0.0.2 for one container and to 127.0.0.3 for another container. Both can listen on port 80 and both can communicate with each other. And you can run another container, binding to 1.2.3.4:80 and using it as reverse-router. You can use iptables/nftables to prevent undesired connections and manually (or with some scripting) crafted /etc/hosts for named hosts to point to those loopback addresses. Or just DNS server. It's all doable.
The only thing that you need is the ability to configure a target application to choose address to bind to. But any sane application have that configuration knob.
Of course things are much easier with network namespaces, but you can go pretty far with host network (and I'd say it might be easier to understand and manage).
You can see why people like the docker experience, you can manage to do all that in a single interface, instead of one off scripts touching a ton of little things
cbluth commented on With AI chatbots, Big Tech is moving fast and breaking people arstechnica.com/informati... · Posted by u/rntn
I know someone that has "resurrected" a dead relative through an llm, and I've seen the nonsense on forums about dating an "ai boyfriend"...
Some people can't help themselves and don't use these tools appropriately.
What about FaceTiming with grandma?
I'm sure grandma knows how to undress, otherwise she wouldn't be a grandma?
cbluth commented on Ask HN: How do I escape homelessness after rebuilding my mental health? · Posted by u/gremlinsinc
safe house?
Yeah, I found it on the map here, it's for youth, but I'm certain they will have resources
cbluth commented on Ask HN: How do I escape homelessness after rebuilding my mental health? · Posted by u/gremlinsinc
There's a safe house near Flood and Tabernacle St, I just drove by it, they may have some resources that can help
cbluth commented on Show HN: A Database Written in Golang github.com/Sahilb315/Atom... · Posted by u/Sahil121