NewJazz

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   by NewJazz 10mo ago

   They're not in the core language group... Do these people have influence in the stdlib, compiler, prominent libraries? Kernel community? Why judge the whole Rust community for the choices made by one minor subgroup?
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   by NewJazz 10mo ago

   That's one aspect of the design. Again, complexity requirements are there for a reason. No explanation seen for why this eschews them.
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   by NewJazz 10mo ago

   You can create service accounts and tokens... Although long lived tokens are discouraged, that's as simple as it gets. Sorry I think you're in the minority here. Most people don't want what you are talking about, they want to
4. 574.▲
   by NewJazz 10mo ago

   What about k0s? Also single binary. https://k0sproject.io/
5. 575.▲
   by NewJazz 10mo ago

   Ignoring it isn't helpful IMO. Traditional Unix processes don't have isolation mechanics equivalent to that of containers/namespaces.
6. 576.▲
   by NewJazz 10mo ago

   Someone was annoyed by certain cliche titles I guess. They also remove numbers. So if you post "1850 Bloody Island Massacre" it removes the number. But it is meant to remove eg. "13 reasons why you should impeac[...]" B&
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   by NewJazz 10mo ago

   Sometimes the interfaces are clear and consistent (loadbalancers, for example) and the line between, e.g., an AWS NLB and your ingress gateway, is clear-cut. Other times there is a significant degree of portability pains and sparse feature
8. 578.▲
   by NewJazz 10mo ago

   Well, a group of processes... With some separation between them. Like you can't listen on localhost and call from another pod. But with processes you can do that. Same thing with UDS.
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   by NewJazz 10mo ago

   I'd also argue the whole external DNS thing could have happened with any dynamic DNS automation... And yes it is a completely optional add-on!
10. 580.▲
    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    Some people want their k8s logs to be centralized with non k8s logs. Standardizing log storage seems like a challenging problem. Perhaps they could add built in log shipping . But even then, the transfer format needs to be specified. Addin
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    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    I feel like the author has a good grasp of the Kubernetes design... What about the approach is problematic? And why don't you think that is how Kubernetes was designed to be used?
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    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    I think maybe they check for "How to [...]" and other variations? "How I broke TLS 1.3" -> "I broke TLS 1.3"
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    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    Love the HN title mod here lol
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    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    Yeah that's a fair point. The line is pretty arbitrary.
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    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    Have you dived into the mountains of informative content that youtube also makes available to everyone on earth?
16. 586.▲
    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    Yes but all of your aliases would be under the same domain so one could surmise that the same person uses the domain.
17. 587.▲
    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    There are probably still ways to maintain a source archive with a ports system. Just analyze the sources used by builds, create a mirror, and redirect fetches to use the mirror. It's not that crazy. The packaging would still be a separ
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    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    A third of my bill is the "base services" charge.
19. 589.▲
    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    I'm not 100% but I think you may have confused watts and watt hours somewhere in there. Wouldn't it be X kWh/ton?
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    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    Trouble is... You can do it to a few minorities and get away with it. When you act like an asshole to the entire world, well suddenly assholes as big as you are in the minority... Oops.
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    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    You can have 0 parameters and the template is a string...
22. 592.▲
    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    Legalization does not signify usage.
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    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    Yeah our cloud DBs all have abysmal performance and high recurring cost even compared to metal we didn't even buy for hosting DBs.
24. 594.▲
    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    Yeah corner and comer is an edit distance of 2 but perhaps more lucrative than corner and corker, as a bad example.
25. 595.▲
    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    I'm not sure a junior would immediately understand the risks of what you described. Even if they did well in dist sys 101 last year.
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    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    Have you considered other options like woodpecker for example?
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    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    Gitlab interface is busy, yeah. But you it packs a lot of functionality in. If you want, you disable features like wiki and snippets to free up space on the side bar of a project. Or just look past it and find the part you want, issues merg
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    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    I don't think it makes sense to charge per minute just for logs. If they want to charge for log retention, sure, go ahead. But that is pennies, let's be real.
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    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    That's the point of the term pavement princess. They can be used in the way you describe. What makes them pavement princesses is that they aren't used in that way.
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    by NewJazz 10mo ago

    Ah yes, vertical integration and oligopoly. Really Dianne?