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by campbel 3y ago
> If you want secure config storage on Kubernetes, you end up using Secrets, which ends up being key-value like env vars anyway. You can load the secret file directly into the app, no need to load it as env vars or keep it strictly as ke
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by campbel 3y ago
Not to mention how incredibly challenging it is to build an organization that is highly functioning. I've had the pleasure of working at a few different companies and I feel the most internally mature were the companies that had been a
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by campbel 3y ago
Exactly, an effective CEO / Executive is going to be developing systems of accountability that align with company goals. It can't be based entirely on a set of gameable metrics. However this starts at the top. An incompetent board
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by campbel 3y ago
Part of the problem has to be that as an individual in an organization it seems like a better ROI for your effort to grow your share of the pie than the entire pie itself. Individual incentives are naturally going to be aligned by advanceme
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by campbel 3y ago
Ownership guarantees some legal rights, but it doesn't mean that all value is yours to consume. Employees, partners and customers are all going to fight for the value that is created and will use whatever leverage they have to get it.
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by campbel 3y ago
The creation of DevOps teams instead of SRE / Platform seems pretty common and I think originates from ignorant engineering leaders and poorly defined roles and responsibilities. You want to leverage the expertise of the folks who focu
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by campbel 3y ago
this person collaborates
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by campbel 3y ago
Yeah its fair, I didn't closely read that section. Although, I'm not entirely convinced the approach is safe, maybe its worth it to fix such a common pitfall.
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by campbel 3y ago
I don't mind. Yeah, I thought this kind of change wouldn't happen because of this promise.
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by campbel 3y ago
Won't this end up breaking programs that depend on the current behavior?
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by campbel 3y ago
Gee, I sure hope people don't just lie about it...
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by campbel 3y ago
I've gotten leads through hired and linkedin pretty easily. You can also use them to just find job postings and apply directly.
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by campbel 3y ago
If you mean running caddy on the same VM / server as the upstream, I suspect you're only incurring nanoseconds of extra latency.
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by campbel 3y ago
It's malpractice to not seriously consider Linkerd over Istio at this point.
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by campbel 3y ago
I think you could disregard a few of these without too much thought. Nginx - predatory vendor, AWS - only makes sense if you need the deep integration, Consul - only makes sense if you are on the hashi stack. Traefik I haven't spent mu
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by campbel 3y ago
Interesting. IMO Istio is built to entice VPs and Linkerd is built to entice engineers.
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by campbel 3y ago
Good thing to remember.
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by campbel 3y ago
100% I thought this was a meme repo like nocode
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by campbel 3y ago
> It is not some extreme, radical position that shutting down your company by staging a strike because you _deserve_ to work from the comfort of your own home is morally tenuous. Why? This is just a negotiation. Striking is one bargainin
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by campbel 3y ago
Grifters gonna grift.
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by campbel 4y ago
I built this https://github.com/campbel/aieditor to test the idea of programming directly with the AI in control. Long story short, VS Code plugin is better IMO.
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by campbel 4y ago
Chess already has that problem and is still thriving. Something else is going on here.
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by campbel 4y ago
Wolfram Alpha, like Google before it and OpenAI recently are the few bits of software that seemed like complete magic when I first used them. Wolfram Alpha came to my intention when I was in undergrad and while I could have used it to speed
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by campbel 4y ago
Chat GPT probably has been given the task before and picked up on it with some keywords.
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by campbel 4y ago
Can someone just compile a table of Can "X" do "Y" then we can all glance at the diff occasionally?
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by campbel 4y ago
Multiple things can be true here. Thiel didn't start the issue, but he did act in a way that would make things worse for the group, but best for him. Perhaps he felt that if he didn't do it, others would anyways? Probably needless
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by campbel 4y ago
Yeah this all stinks. I think they are playing games with words. The US taxpayer was the beneficiary of those cheap bonds, so releasing them early IS the taxpayer footing the bill.
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by campbel 4y ago
seems like overkill for what is essentially a text template. It's not solving a particularly challenging problem, so I wonder what the incentive to use it is?
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by campbel 4y ago
Yep and I know this to be true because my family often vacations in places that have this as a core feature. It's easier in resort type areas for the reasons you mention. The freedom of biking and walking about is a great feeling.
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by campbel 4y ago
The folks spending time trying to "jailbreak" ChatGPT would probably also have fun writing 80085 on their calculator.

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