1dom

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by 1dom 10mo ago
SSGs are good for static sites with no interactivity or feedback. If you want interactivity or feedback, someone (you or a 3rd party service provider) is going to have to run a server. If you're running a server anyway, it seems trivia
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by 1dom 11mo ago
> But if you are in the vicinity of enough successful projects, over a long period of time, there's a good chance that leadership will notice that the common element is you. This is only true if average tenure of leadership and man
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by 1dom 11mo ago
> Because historically we haven't handled mental injuries as well as the physical ones. I think that's the crucial point: "because that's how we've always done it" is the only real justification I can think
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by 1dom 11mo ago
> For whatever reason, kubernetes just irritates me. I find it unpleasant to use. And I don't think I'm unique in that regard. I feel the same. I feel like it's a me problem. I was able to build and run massive systems at
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by 1dom 11mo ago
I think the reason why mental health is more public these days is because it wasn't talked about and addressed. To extend you physical injury analogy: yes, people get physically injured. People break legs, and because of the focus and
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by 1dom 11mo ago
I think we can all agree AI is a bubble, and is over-hyped. I think we can ignore any pieces that say "AI is all bad" or "AI is all good" or "I've never used AI but...". It's nuanced, can be abused, b
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by 1dom 11mo ago
I think the stories told about this time in particular will be the same as the stories told about any boom/bust cycle: a frenzied feeling of progress which resulted in a tiny handful of people getting outrageously wealthy, whilst the v
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by 1dom 11mo ago
I think this is specifically the consequence of smart people working in a bubble: there's no clearly defined problem being solved, and there's no common solution everyone's aiming for, there's just a general feeling of a
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by 1dom 11mo ago
Given how many paid offerings Google has, and the complexity and nuance to some of those offering (e.g. AdSense) I am pretty surprised that Google don't have a functioning drop in solution for billing across the company. If they do, it
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by 1dom 11mo ago
I'd guess he barters for soul(s).
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by 1dom 11mo ago
Sorry, I'm being dumb then. Could you please spell out what I'm supposed to take away from the article? I really can't see any satire in here.
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by 1dom 11mo ago
I'm sure he pays well too!
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by 1dom 11mo ago
There's so, so many different reasons in the real world as to why/how details like that end up in front of the customer. Is OP happy to work for Satan as long as he appears grammatically accurate, polite and concise? Alternatively
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by 1dom 1y ago
This was a helpful reminder of a particular world view, thank you. I think some intelligent people are intelligent because of a need for stimulation: they need more new information, so they learn lots and keep learning and the world throws
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by 1dom 1y ago
I thought this article wasn't great, really. It was interesting, but I expected some more takeaways. Like this was the main consistent point I could find: > they find that the people who score high on one of the many intelligences t
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by 1dom 1y ago
> There's nothing weird about classifying behavior as rude, nor about refusing to waste my limited time on this planet on those not deserving of it. It is weird to proscribe that a human should act in an inhuman way, like trying to
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by 1dom 1y ago
I think this is a little silly and stretching the language a bit. I agree entirely with what you're saying about being able to reframe a mood. I feel relatively in control of my emotions, and am normally the person to try bring a posit
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by 1dom 1y ago
I agree. "production system" isn't a useful term without context. Either it's production system in the context of "it's a business serving customers", in which case, there are many homelabs out there which
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by 1dom 1y ago
Your production is not my production. 5 9's of businesses don't need 5 9's, and in my experience, people who talk like they do are talking from a position of managing 1 or 2 production systems in a single domain. My experienc
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by 1dom 1y ago
Not agreeing/disagreeing with your core point, but this doesn't seem right: > running and managing numerous DBs, k8s clusters, ci/cd pipelines and stateless container systems is simply impossible with a team of 1-2 people.
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by 1dom 1y ago
Wow, that is a lot of not-green for a 30 day status page.
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by 1dom 1y ago
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/connect/latest/adminguide/what-i... It's really interesting to mess around with if you're familiar with AWS and don't know anything about what goes on on the other e
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by 1dom 1y ago
> If I chose to lower or stop my donation, the only response others are entitled to is gratitude for the remaining and past donations. I'm sorry, I don't think we're going to agree. I think it's weird that you're
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by 1dom 1y ago
For people unfamiliar with this area: you can do all this with AWS, and have been able to for a while now. I left the industry a few years ago, but at the time people were still waiting for Microsoft's response because Amazon were clea
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by 1dom 1y ago
> If AI CS is done right, it would be mostly a filter for helping human CS folks only deal with real issues rather than "how do I log into my account? I'm on your blog page..." You're right, but AI isn't needed
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by 1dom 1y ago
I was personally designing and building these systems for FAANG like companies a few years ago. Lex was the state of the art for these sorts of systems at the time. These newer LLM based systems won't be perfect, but they'll be 10
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by 1dom 1y ago
Tech companies need engineers to create the products, and as long as people like yourself are knowingly and willingly tolerating those environments, they'll continue. I left tech for this reason.
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by 1dom 1y ago
They're incentivising people to ensure they give proper notice when pulling free services, that even offering free services come with responsibility.
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by 1dom 1y ago
> No. There is no valid justification, and the suggestion otherwise suggests a lack of understanding of what exactly these rude individuals are demanding. Like I said, the fact that people are human, and that minios did a thing repeatedl
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by 1dom 1y ago
> I can't stand the entitlement people (everyone, not one particular person) feel when they are provided things for free. Does it make you less frustrated to remember that humans are pattern recognition machines and our existence is

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