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901.
by arccy 3y ago
The collector or protocol doesn't care that you have duplicate entries (from different processes). It's your telemetry/storage backend that drops the data, like we have the same issue with datadog, fuck them for silently drop
902.
by arccy 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98TQv5IAtY8
903.
by arccy 3y ago
a good shell completion function is like 80% of the way there, it can even include descriptions for flags, and the smart ones will know about exclusions and such
904.
by arccy 3y ago
your suggestion sounds more cumbersome (and probably refunds less)
905.
by arccy 3y ago
not for the want of trying, (see freenode)
906.
by arccy 3y ago
many strategy games just give you a magic generic pool of resources you can draw from, which isn't the case irl where you have to store, distribute, load shift, etc. to match supply
907.
by arccy 3y ago
critical mass of cpython devs
908.
by arccy 3y ago
when you run containers, you want to care as little about the underlying system as possible, and go makes it easy to be in its own little world. plus ecosystem effects of you can just use the packages of a different implementation for part
909.
by arccy 3y ago
instead we have EEE by GNU coreutils on proper POSIX tools and we're forced to install the GNU toolset to make scripts work
910.
by arccy 3y ago
just downloading a zip file won't auto execute anything. and you can't meaningfully review it without downloading it, so it pretty much is security theatre
911.
by arccy 3y ago
i drop a towel over my laptop if i need to leave it charging overnight
912.
by arccy 3y ago
there was a talk about this a few days ago https://media.ccc.de/v/37c3-12061-alphafold_how_machine_lear...
913.
by arccy 3y ago
gmail has a snooze feature, so if you can snooze todo things if you know you can't make immediate progress on them if you don't mind a bit of delay in getting reminded to do things. the web interface also has an add to tasks butto
914.
by arccy 3y ago
woken up to contact one of the big cloud notification services, which defeats the point of not using them
915.
by arccy 3y ago
that's why we give santa cookies (and milk)
916.
by arccy 3y ago
not everyone has google/icloud sync on. people run out of space on their phones all the time.
917.
by arccy 3y ago
where you can't tell if they're all bots
918.
by arccy 3y ago
have you not seen the typical GitHub issue tracker full of entitled people?
919.
by arccy 3y ago
consider --progress plain ?
920.
by arccy 3y ago
that was the whole point of cloud run, which was obvious when you looked at the pricing for it: If an instance is not processing requests, the CPU is not allocated and you're not charged.
921.
by arccy 3y ago
with most laypeople streaming, they don't really have a sense of how much space a season of tv shows is. you need something more relatable, like photos
922.
by arccy 3y ago
maybe it'll be faster now with fastly https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38723373
923.
by arccy 3y ago
if it is pod per vm, that would make it like EKS Fargate
924.
by arccy 3y ago
is GKS some amalgamation of GKE and EKS
925.
by arccy 3y ago
operators are great when you control it. less so when it's some third party one that doesn't support that field you need on a resource it creates and all the customizations just end up being yaml merges from a configmap string or
926.
by arccy 3y ago
you could just tunnel everything over a single long lived request
927.
by arccy 3y ago
i just wish gomponents/html would define an alias for gomponents.Text so i don't have the impedance mismatch of switching the package qualifier but otherwise, I'm quite liking it so far
928.
by arccy 3y ago
still vulnerable to password db leaks
929.
by arccy 3y ago
without a browser plugin or something better than human eyes to verify domain matches, password + totp are phishable / mitm-able in an online attack
930.
by arccy 3y ago
they are fido2 keys like yubikeys, though the added feature set is a bit different: titan does more resident keys / passkeys, but no extra features like the yubikey 5 series

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