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by arccy 1y ago
tbh a lot of roles are pretty similar where it doesn't really matter that much...
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by arccy 1y ago
zirp ended a while ago when all the big layoffs happened and we're slowly seeing news of rates going down again.
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by arccy 1y ago
so kind of like crossplane where each resource is managed individually?
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by arccy 1y ago
you can't just blame it on the platform. if the users had half a brain they'd come settle on an external "standard" library, a bit like C++ Boost. but no, everyone wants to pad their cv with a thousand packages.
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by arccy 1y ago
Google has Assured Open Source for Python / Java https://cloud.google.com/security/products/assured-open-sour... Some other vendors do AI scanning I doubt anyone would want to touch js packages with manual re
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by arccy 1y ago
not quite moore's law, growth at only 1.226x per year
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by arccy 1y ago
for the same reason that scams are kind of obvious if you care to look: use of js / npm is an automatic filter for a more clueless target.
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by arccy 1y ago
is it privately when you're interacting with someone else's systems?
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by arccy 1y ago
the cost of actually getting the equipment into use (laying down new fiber etc) probably went up though.
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by arccy 1y ago
with 30% inflation in the euro area over the past 10 years... the price has maybe gone down in real terms by staying the same?
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by arccy 1y ago
> service people depend on why wouldn't you cap a free service? imo it's more irresponsible to demand other people keep a thing you don't pay for running just because you happen to depend on it.
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by arccy 1y ago
with github actions... often caching is slow as well
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by arccy 1y ago
every time i have to book something in the UK / EU, I'm sad there's no 24hr cooloff unlike in the US.
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by arccy 1y ago
the browsers will verify, and every cert will be checked against transparency logs. you won't be able to hide a long lived cert for very long.
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by arccy 1y ago
actually that's pretty close to where we're going with ever shorter certificate lifetimes...
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by arccy 1y ago
or the gemini protocol chose a really overloaded name, even if you just count tech: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemini
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by arccy 1y ago
At least for me, since it's ordered by offset, i just scroll to the approximate offset rather than try to type. On android, "eastern" similarly results in a mess of results (but eastern is a bad name anyway...), "new yor
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by arccy 1y ago
actually with docker and K8s we see Alpine used more and more, and that doesn't come with a GNU userland.
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by arccy 1y ago
this talk of GNU being "standard" is toxic, as if anything that doesn't use it is weird or off spec. the GNU userland might be common for user facing systems, but it's nowhere close to standard.
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by arccy 1y ago
These days it's often fine to not have anything on port 80 at all, just 443 is sufficient for browsers to discover / reach a website.
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by arccy 1y ago
with sufficient density and priority on roads, a tram network might be better, other than having to wait outside in bad weather
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by arccy 1y ago
for some of us, just logging in with a corp account into pagerduty / whatever on a personal device is a no go.
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by arccy 1y ago
any handler is too broad, maybe my custom handler only logs strings and ignores ints. for a reasonable substitute subset, use the core language types, and implement LogValuer for anything complex.
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by arccy 1y ago
isn't it at GMT-4 Eastern Time - New York?
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by arccy 1y ago
key sharding with a trusted third party? computer systems can't know of your death, or even true time, so you have to trust something like a company holding the secrets for you, or your lawyer...
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by arccy 1y ago
Maintainers really do need to say no more often, and teach users to be way less entitled. helping maintain a big project you see all sorts of users trying to push features just for themselves onto you.
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by arccy 1y ago
sometimes people have a strong vision for the code they maintain. in those cases they'll usually more happily accept issues, rather than code. but GitHub doesn't let you turn off prs...
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by arccy 1y ago
it may not have technical flaws, but it can be scope creep, doesn't align with the vision for a project, or just additional complexity the project doesn't want to take on. remember that people will often drive by contribute featur
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by arccy 1y ago
OTel have logging too... https://pkg.go.dev/go.opentelemetry.io/otel/log and even a slog bridge https://pkg.go.dev/go.opentelemetry.io/contrib/bridges/otels...
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by arccy 1y ago
https://pkg.go.dev/log/slog#JSONHandler.Handle > Values are formatted as with an encoding/json.Encoder with SetEscapeHTML(false), with two exceptions. > First, an Attr whose Value is of type error is formatt

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