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Serpent: Snek in K8s Create Chaos
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Read at Least One Book to Ride
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It says what it does in the first sentence on the page. > Monocypher is an easy-to-use crypto library.
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FuckStalkerware pt. 4 – the truth come out: does TheTruthSpy is secure
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Casual programming
(dubroy.com)
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Shell scripting with Elixir
(arathunku.com)
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Oil firms forced to consider climate effects of new drilling, rules Norway court
(theconversation.com)
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One Billion Record Challenge in Elixir
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What Can a Website Do?
(daverupert.com)
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Redeployment Part Three
(brr.fyi)
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Two other recent examples of AI cat doors like this are https://www.onlycat.com/ and https://www.yourpawly.com/ .
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The read range on the chips is definitely enough that it can be used for cat flaps. There's a few well established brands in the locking cat flap space, like Petsafe and Sure Petcare.
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Big Company Bachelor's
(ethanrosenthal.com)
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> you need to expose your docker socket to the container I always thought this was a hard limitation, but I deployed some self-hosted GHA runners in Kubernetes this week and to my surprise that setup came with an option to run the full d
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What a great coincidence to see this. I've been doing something pretty similar over the past few weeks, slapping together an Elixir app [0] that controls lights in my house via zigbee2mqtt. For now it only handles a motion sensor night
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Wherever you want, Kubernetes supports basically every storage backend you can imagine.
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I've been using CNPG on my home cluster since it came out, and it's been an absolute pleasure to use. I haven't done a full comparison, but I get the sense that it's learned from (and improved on) the other postgres oper
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Edge of Tomorrow: Leveraging AI to Combat Corporate Announcement Fatigue
(drew.shoes)
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The workers get terminated. If the work they were doing is important, it should be getting called from your job queue and so it should just get started up again.
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Depending of course on the workload and request volume, I imagine you could apply a strategy where code is run locally while waiting for a remote node to start up, so you can still serve the requests on time?
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Currently the per-runner concurrency is limited by a fixed number. Have you thought about approaches that instead base this on resource usage, so that runners can be used optimally?
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> Indeed the whole context in FLAME seems to be snapshotted and then rehydrated on the target VM. Another approach would be to introduce syntax to specify what is required context from what is not and only loading the minimally required.
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AI Generated YouTube Videos
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Analysing the proposal to regulate the digital euro
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Elixir is great for this, especially with Livebook ( https://livebook.dev/ ) and kino_aoc ( https://github.com/ljgago/kino_aoc ).
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Who Doesn't Like Music? Nabokov, for Starters
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The Knight Capital Disaster
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Registering My Hypotheses on Starting a Business
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River: A fast, robust job queue for Go and Postgres
(brandur.org)
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Is Nerves a Real-Time Embedded System?
(verytechnology.com)
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