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Ask HN: 'Systemic' vs. 'Systematic': which is the correct one?

Systemic describes something that happens or exists throughout a whole system. It is the newer word; it entered English in the early 1800s. "He has a systemic infection." "The new police chief had to address systemic corruption." Systematic describes something that was thorough and intentional, methodical, or implemented according to a plan. It is the older word, having entered English...

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Re:High Level Kubes Overview on Monday November 11, 2019 @11:38PM (#21511565)
If you're thinking of getting into K8s, this is a place to start.