canto

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by canto 2mo ago
yeah, apologies, i shouldn't be doing that but it's just... doh
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by canto 2mo ago
and only 23% on iOS. Now while those can initially seems significant, it's still a web app, doh, a web page, that loads non deterministic stuff. Even in their tests, the page that loads native vs RN is simply... different. Different th
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by canto 2mo ago
So, instead of paying humans twice for the same thing, Shopify will pay corporations to burn the planet a little bit more, waste water and energy - to build the same thing twice. Just because. There's no tech reason to do it. "LLM
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by canto 2mo ago
Nice flex, lol.
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by canto 3mo ago
One taco and one slice of pizza. I mean, technically correct but...
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by canto 4mo ago
They're just all in mobile and fsck you Diablo and Fallout fans. That's pretty much it.
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by canto 5mo ago
Because plenty of people share your POV and kinda - a little bit - behave like there was no life before k8s, I will try to address your points. >What happens if a container in the VM goes down or the app inside of it crashes, how do you
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by canto 5mo ago
This or there's a lot of fresh blood ;-)
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by canto 5mo ago
If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
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by canto 5mo ago
While I agree with you I'm not sure the rest of the world does. Over the past decade, I'm seeing k8s used everywhere for everything, companies setting up clusters to run literally one simple app with couple of hundred requests per
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Zero-Downtime Deployments with Docker Compose – No Kubernetes Required(statusdude.com)
90 points by canto 5mo ago|75 comments
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by canto 7mo ago
https://statusdude.com/ and a gift for my friend's birthday.
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by canto 9mo ago
Not in my projects it seems. Perhaps you can share your best practices? Moreover, avoiding these should be the default behaviour. Currently the default is to drain your pockets. P.S CLAUDE.md is sometimes useful but, it's a yet another
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by canto 9mo ago
q() { local output output=$("$@" 2>&1) local ec=$? echo "$output" | tail -5 return $ec } There :)
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by canto 9mo ago
This is merely scratching the surface. LLMs (Claude Code in particular) will explicitly create token intensive steps, plans and responses - "just to be sure" - "need to check" - "verify no leftovers", will do g
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by canto 9mo ago
I'm having a mixed feelings about this xD
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by canto 9mo ago
"A plugin/annotation system where users can teach the agent about custom resource types would scale better than hard-coding each one." - this is a fantastic observation and feedback! Many thanks! "requiring N consecutive
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Show HN: StatusDude – Uptime monitoring internal services with K8s autodiscovery(statusdude.com)
1 points by canto 9mo ago|1 comments
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by canto 9mo ago
Good day commander!
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by canto 9mo ago
GO BLIK! Go! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blik
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by canto 11mo ago
MY GOD THIS IS GOLD. Nothing but the truth here.
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by canto 11mo ago
How is following a http request and guessing some variables a "reverse" engineering now?
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by canto 1y ago
ffs, stop installing stuff by piping random scripts from the internet to shell!!1one
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by canto 1y ago
It's absolutely not what is happening. It's more like the farmer was giving leftovers for free to schools and it was so good that it made him famous. People from all over the country came in, including businessmen who told the far
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by canto 1y ago
It's absolutely stunning that people actually defend this behaviour! The community is having an outrage - and rightfully so - about a silently discontinued artifact delivery at a very critical time. Which is their opinion and every hum
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by canto 1y ago
OVH sells bare metal servers with 6 cores 32 gb ram and 512 nvme disks in raid 1 (!) with *unmetered* 1gbps line, for 70 bucks. 70 united states dollars. How much of AWS EC2 you can get out for 70 bucks? Now, this OVH still makes money on i
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by canto 2y ago
That's true, but these usually come with LB and a bit of redundancy. Granted, it's not crucial at the very initial stage, but it also gives the easy of deploy. My take is that not much devs are capable of standing up their infra,
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by canto 2y ago
100% agree! I much appreciate your input. It validates my theory how things should be done - IMHO. I'm just genuinely curious how people around the world, with different backgrounds, deploy their stuff :)
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by canto 2y ago
Thanks :)
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by canto 2y ago
Thanks for your input! This seems super cool! Have you considered heroku and alike? Or you just stick to DO for the additional remote compute that you use?

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