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by atmosx 6y ago
Related tools for those working with JSON: - jo: convert shell ouput to JSON - jiq: interactive jq, useful when building complex jq queries
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by atmosx 6y ago
I'm not saying that it is not possible I'm saying that it's not happening to the extend that would make that argument true. If 10% of the golang projects were based on stdlib, then I'd buy that argument, but I expect t
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by atmosx 6y ago
I don't see any useful info there, do you mind translating that for me as it would be interesting to know what % of golang projects uses only the stdlib.
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by atmosx 6y ago
The “powerful standard library” to my experience is a myth that holds no water. Even trivial projects use external packages to handle trivial things like an HTTP server or logging. No project I saw, however small, uses just the standard lib
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by atmosx 6y ago
Yes. Many open source application fairly complex & large are written in Golang: kubernetes, terraform, istio, etc. All these run in countless production systems.
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by atmosx 6y ago
middleman for static site generation, Skeleton CSS, font awesome for icons, github actions for deployment pipeline, aws s3 for hosting and aws cloudfront as a CDN.
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by atmosx 6y ago
The weak link is DNS and routing (e.g. a BGP issue from a third party you don’t control) in this scenario. Using two or three CDNs, you should be good handle hosting easily for static assets. A BGP issue might bring down the website for a c
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by atmosx 6y ago
LOL, there's nothing unusual. The only unusual thing is the ombudsman taking note.
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by atmosx 6y ago
There are many lectures on the topic by Pinker. I would start there. You can find quite a few on YouTube. He also has a book, but haven’t read it yet, I bet is good though. It’s a modern version of “Elements Of style” which is the classic
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by atmosx 6y ago
It's lottery, not math. So even if the parent answers this or that a diversified portfolio, might save some skin but no one really knows what's going to happen - and if someone does, it's most likely illegal.
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by atmosx 7y ago
Amazing! Go regulators, thanks for sharing, stories like these give me hope :-)
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by atmosx 7y ago
Same thing happened in a Greek “hot spot”, a prison for refugees. These places were build to host X number of inmates but in reality they host close to 50X. The population were infected at nearly 100% without symptoms.
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by atmosx 7y ago
The mental overhead and complexity is simply not worth the investment. Geeks are already killing themselves for fun and profit with similar tools, geeks understand the underlying logic, know where to find info, etc. Non-geeks can't fat
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by atmosx 7y ago
Yes. Most remote positions, clearly state the "prior remote work experience" is greatly appreciated or even required. Remote usually means more not less work, so there's that too.
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by atmosx 7y ago
You can automate this, even if you have MFAs enabled. I do that through 1Password CLI (for the MFA token) and a script to interact with the idp. We use temp credentials, so after X hours you to generate a new session. I'm just typing t
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by atmosx 7y ago
Why do you want to go to college? Have you thought about the possibility of studying in Europe instead?
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by atmosx 7y ago
Indeed it is so ignorant that I was amazed by the amount of upvotes the article received on HN.
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by atmosx 7y ago
If he did what he is proposing, he would be out of business quickly with no investor money to mess around. This entire post reads like a script for Gavin Belson to me.
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by atmosx 7y ago
Seriously? This comment is wrong one more levels than I can count.
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by atmosx 7y ago
Ideally never. The only reason to work with CF tools is through Hashicorp packer or legacy staff that doesn’t make sense to setup on orchestrators. The infra should be immutable
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by atmosx 7y ago
Check out the YouTube videos on SRE by the Seth Vargo and friends at Google.
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by atmosx 7y ago
Indeed, my first thought when I read “agent-forwarding” is “scary”.
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by atmosx 7y ago
You could try k3s in the mini. k3s uses a less resource hungry setup, parity is not there yes as many resource definitions won't work out of the box.
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by atmosx 7y ago
Thanks
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by atmosx 7y ago
Some corps collect DNS logs from the infrastructure for domains that have been registered very recently. UPDATE: The free tier is static at 1k and then you have to buy credits or it is 1k / month?
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by atmosx 7y ago
..and as often happens, they got caught using the most dullest of possible scenarios.
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by atmosx 7y ago
To take this one step further: How many engineering hours and brain power gets wasted so that 12-year-olds can upload high definition pictures and videos online few seconds faster? Then again, nothing has "meaning" unless we decid
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by atmosx 7y ago
Are you going to open source it?
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by atmosx 7y ago
You realise most VPN providers offer OpenVPN (for years) and now Wireguard support right? Some bundle the software & drivers on their own GUI. I'm happily using a paid OpenVPN client for mac (won't name it here to avoid upsett
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by atmosx 7y ago
> Greece is a sovereign country. :-)

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