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by ang_cire 3y ago
Sure, but what if an infra change that is not part of that automated deployment also needs to happen? It's one thing to allow anyone to *call* for a rollback of a deployment. It's another thing entirely to allow anyone to, indepen
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by ang_cire 3y ago
It's important to remember that it doesn't take very long to fill or drain reservoirs, it's all about inflow versus outflow. Inflow and outflow (consumption included) need to be both stable and relatively close in order to ma
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by ang_cire 3y ago
I am all for Europe's heavy-handed approach to putting user rights over companies', but this feels like in an attempt to protect consumers from unchecked AI they're handing the largest companies (who are usually the ones abus
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by ang_cire 3y ago
I think the ending is supposed to flip it into being that the person not having that runbook is the horror part.
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by ang_cire 3y ago
Wait, is the idea that your SRE/ Ops person doing rollbacks, failovers, and restarts without understanding why... is a good thing? Runbooks are supposed to give you a clear path during an incident so you don't run down rabbit ho
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by ang_cire 3y ago
I think the author is rather saying that anti-personas are people you DO NOT WANT to sell to, not ones you just have a hard time with. For instance, if I am a B2B product that really requires a large-scale (say, 10,000+ endpoints) deploymen
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by ang_cire 3y ago
> What you do at your day job doesn't matter, (unless you work for yourself), if you ship while at work, your work is a place that ships. Not you. Naw, this is just a toxic take. A project is a project, whether it's a solo one
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by ang_cire 3y ago
I've seen plenty of posts in which people had conflicting accounts of historical events, including anti-Western, anti-Eurocentric, and anti-Imperialist ones, and as long as they are well-sourced they are fine. The bigger issue is that