chucky_z

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by chucky_z 1y ago
To everyone reading this you should still use flouride! Flouride and nanohydroxyapetite together both strengthen the outside layer of your teeth while strengthening the inside of them. Either alone is good, both together are great.
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by chucky_z 1y ago
Smart mouth has a flouride + hydroxyapetite. I’ve been using it for a few months now and all my tooth pain is completely gone. I’ve been dealing with issues for years and have a wonderful dentist but really had to get myself in shape and
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by chucky_z 1y ago
I'll +1 this. I've personally committed code to Vault and the OpenBao changes go hand-in-hand with the style of the Vault codebase. I enjoy both projects and appreciate that they both exist. It's all Go anyway, it all looks
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by chucky_z 1y ago
Almost all of these except the enterprise MFA control group stuff will be in OpenBao yeah
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by chucky_z 1y ago
As I've gotten older, I have grown to understand that while a lot of these films are popular for good reason (and are extremely good!) some of the best films, objectively to me, are some of the 'quietier' ones. I'd say t
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by chucky_z 1y ago
I have access to this now and I want it to work so bad and it's just proper shit. Absolute rubbish. They really, truly need to fix this integration. Gemini in Google Docs is barely acceptable, it doesn't work at all (for me) in
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by chucky_z 2y ago
what
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by chucky_z 2y ago
Honestly I popped on sora.com the other day and the memes are great. I can totally understand where folks are coming from and why this is happening.
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by chucky_z 2y ago
Yes my family has stopped shopping at Target unless everyone else is out of stock of something we know they carry. I’ve been there once since they did this while previously we would go once a week or so.
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by chucky_z 2y ago
The main study I can find referenced to this was based in China where levels of flouride in water appear to be much higher than in the US. Even the study itself calls out 'low-flouride' vs 'high-flouride.' Not 'no
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by chucky_z 2y ago
I would take this as two things at once, from personal opinion: - There is probably a PRC backdoor somewhere in this - This is probably very high quality software I've dealt with Huawei security a little bit and in general Huawei as a
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by chucky_z 2y ago
It 100% is! I've used Mono years ago to run older .net in VMs and containers. I found a single service that didn't really work well and we spent our time working on that instead of rewriting the world.
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by chucky_z 2y ago
I don't actually think it's 'the end game.' A vast majority of AI translations are usually enough to get the gist of the story but tend to miss a lot of really important with-context story clues. What I've found is
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by chucky_z 2y ago
gRPC?
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by chucky_z 2y ago
Yes this is what I'm referring too. :) Maintaining a lot of clusters is super different than maintaining one cluster. Also please don't actually try to get near those limits, your etcd cluster will be very sad unless you're _
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by chucky_z 2y ago
At a certain scale, let's say 100k+ nodes, you magically run into 'it depends.' It can be kubernetes! It can be bash, ansible, and ec2! It can be a custom-built vm scheduler built on libvirt! It can be a monster fleet of
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by chucky_z 2y ago
I consider a '60+ node' kubernetes cluster is very small. Kubernetes at that scale is genuinely excellent! At 6000, 60000, and 600000 nodes it becomes very different and goes from 'Hey, this is pretty great' to 'W
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by chucky_z 2y ago
$1 for the pencil, $1000 for the line. That’s the 5% when it does matter.
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by chucky_z 2y ago
My understanding is that the primary goal is to determine that if a program is pulling in a dependency, and only using a small part of it, to determine if that part is vulnerable or not. This allows a program owner to know if they need to
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by chucky_z 2y ago
You can override the mseal call wrapper but not the syscall itself. This is an interesting thought so I looked it up and this is how (all?) preload syscall overrides work. You override the wrapper but not the syscalls itself so if you’re d
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by chucky_z 2y ago
… something more productive than art? that’s quite a productive thing. art has tremendous value to society. why don’t we automate the washing machine more instead of automating the artist?
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by chucky_z 2y ago
VFX artists cannot sleep well, they're already being displaced with AI or being forced to use it to massively increase their output. Here's an example thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/vfx/comments/1e
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by chucky_z 2y ago
https://hexdocs.pm/elixir/Stream.html Although I don’t think it’ll be quite as elegant as the Haskell code.
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by chucky_z 2y ago
I really like s6. I've been using it for a couple of years now as it's how HAProxy runs all of their containers, and modifying it has been pretty simple. The docs are excellent, and it's in 'just works' territory.
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by chucky_z 2y ago
I’m curious in your experience how many clients can run pg_replicate at once? With MySQL I saw the interesting use-case of the black hole storage engine to scale out replication logs but ultimately the only usage I’m aware of was for scalin
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by chucky_z 2y ago
You can setup dependent stacks in CDKTF. It’s far from as clean as a standard TF DAG plan/apply but I’m having a lot of success with it right now. If I were actively using k8s at the moment I would probably setup dependent cluster re
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by chucky_z 2y ago
This is just starting to effect us, looks like SQS is the biggest loser right now.
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by chucky_z 2y ago
Pretty sure you can do this with standard MAC ala SELinux/AppArmor.
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by chucky_z 2y ago
Take a look at their stock right now.
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by chucky_z 2y ago
Consul has an entire locking system that’s based on Chubby in the KV system. I’ve used it at pretty big scales and it seems fine. If you want actual OSS you can use an older release, the KV system guts haven’t changed much in awhile iirc.

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