MrDarcy

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by MrDarcy 1y ago
I’m a firm believer in open source and have decades of experience with it as an active community member. There are two sides to this coin and tension in between. On the one side license change rug pulls are annoying and deserve negative con
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
It sounds like you’re being sarcastic but what you say is correct and true.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
I’ve struggled for a decade to pin down my frustration with most product owners and it’s this at the root. They are often true imposters. At a startup they are shielded by CEO founders who beat the imposter syndrome drum, giving legitimac
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
The correct way to write a fully qualified domain name is with a period at the end otherwise it’s subject to the resolver search path.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
If you don’t do it this way you fail the system design interview.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
I’d bet a large sum of money the safari user agent holds the top spot for total number of mobile users for Tuesday US office hours. Maybe dang can validate or reject the hypothesis.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
To be fair, it’s all EC2 so provenance of the host is well established.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
The platform engineering team at my big corp work simply disabled host key checking in the cloud tool Python script they wrote for all of us to log into our bastion hosts. For prod. ssh —-known-hosts-file=/dev/null
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Yes though only 15 minutes a day max at regular break points in the day. Breakfast, lunch usually. I have one of those parental limit things set for it from 5 years ago. I used to run into the 15 minute limit every day but now I rarely see
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
The scheduler is the least interesting thing about k8s. The extensible API common to all operating environments is the real value add. As others mentioned containers aren’t about security either, I think you’re rather missing the whole purp
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Not much to add other than I switched to this exact model in 2020 and have had the same pleasant outcome for 5 years now. I’m much more productive and can execute deep work for weeks on end. I remained in the zone on my current project for
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
They aren’t just trying shit in the real world, they are literally boring holes into it causing significant harm to people and the environment.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Elon is the dealer. He gets no penalty and richer from this.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
This is like any other new technology. We’re figuring it out.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Sonos?
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Is the paas built on Kubernetes?
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Mostly good. Monopolies stagnate. Competition helps drive innovation. In open source too.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
The best combination is a technical CEO founder with deep domain expertise. Confirms what you say about the dev tools space exception. Of which LLMs are effectively a dev tool that happens to also be a tool for every other industry vertica
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
It’s a shame Google picked the wrong system design for Jules. Claude Code’s system design is clearly superior at this point. Jules is going to simply be another vendor locked walled garden play.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Then you’re like a closeted gay autistic person. Speaking for a friend.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Mostly agree but your income number is a bit low. Suggest 3-5M per year and 20M net worth.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Google Cloud’s identity aware proxy underpinning the gcloud compute ssh command works the same way, as an http CONNECT upgrade.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Disagree. I run Ceph in Proxmox and have for years on a small cluster of 3 used R620 servers without any SSDs. It’s just worked. I’ve lost two of the machines due to memory failures at two different points in time and the k8s clusters sitt
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
It’s a necessary evil resulting from misguided corporate security teams blocking and intercepting everything else. Looking at you, teams who run Zscaler with tls man in the middle attack mode enabled.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
If you’re curious about this at home, try Ceph in Proxmox.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
> — no support group from a big company is going to call you. Ever > - never give out codes sent to use via sms or push notifications to someone requesting them via phone or email. Never. The messages often even say that. Chase bank s
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
I frequently use the go debugger to debug concurrent go routines. I haven’t found it any different than single threaded debugging. I simply use conditional break points to break when whatever go routine happens to be working on the struct I
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
It’s interesting. On the one hand you’re clearly right. On the other hand though, with hindsight, imagine the board member saying the same thing about the PC, the internet, mobile computing, cloud computing… I think both of you are right an
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
How is the Chinese government accountable to it’s people given the track record of killing those people who disagree with it?
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
I don’t do this because with a complete copy I get progressive rollouts across regions without the complexity of if statements and feature flags. That is to say, making the change twice is a feature not a bug when the changes are staggered

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