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by delsarto 5y ago
This is pretty much done with https://zuul-ci.org/ You simply create a change and in the footer say Depends-On: <pull request URL/gerrit URL/gitlab URL/etc> Zuul will pull everything together, merge it
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by delsarto 6y ago
I'm not sure publishing a letter via pull requests on a closed-source platform owned by Microsoft is going to convince the Free Software Foundation (it's in the name) on the merits of the argument.
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by delsarto 6y ago
Yes, I actually pay a premium to go with an ISP that has a decent implementation of native IPv6. I work day-to-day with several clouds that are IPv6 only (they have IPv4 NAT for getting out) so it makes things significantly easier.
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by delsarto 6y ago
The problem with this is that most big services now support IPv6, and probably have CDN's literally co-located within your ISP, or very close to. Even if the tunnel endpoint is not that far from you, I found it still makes a big diffe
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by delsarto 6y ago
Richard Stephenson works in operations at the site of the antenna mentioned and sometimes gives some "behind the scenes" views, worth a follow https://twitter.com/nascom1 An older tour discussing how to contact Vo
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by delsarto 6y ago
The git-review [1] tool makes it trivial to interface with Gerrit (it's likely packaged for your distro, see [2]). I've found many people struggling with Gerrit don't know about it and it has made their life significantly ea
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by delsarto 6y ago
My uneducated guess at a summary after reading and watching the video; which is like distilling a Nobel prize effort into a sentence, it seems the two big parts are a) The clouds are a static map that is placed at a fixed location and moves
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by delsarto 6y ago
If looking for some isolation entertainment there was what I thought an excellent series "The Tudors" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tudors ) which is a fictionalised, but still fairly accurate in the big
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by delsarto 6y ago
Stuff that gets too complex you can pretty easily abstract into a role and jump into Python. https://opendev.org/zuul/zuul-jobs/src/branch/master/roles/t... is a nice example of some pretty com
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by delsarto 7y ago
As the recent changes to .org show, though, after a while the domain owns you rather than the other way around! I am trying to move away from gsuite. The thing with forwarding from there is that it goes through spam there first, meaning yo
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by delsarto 7y ago
Thanks, I believe this should be clearer with https://github.com/ianw/bottomupcs/commit/d8dfd3dc6be5795f4b...
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by delsarto 7y ago
Everyone who tries to create something eventually comes up against being told their work is flat-out garbage. Unfortunately I don't think there is a vaccination for it, and one must just take their chances and hope to build a mental i
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by delsarto 7y ago
This was really seeded for me when trying to teach people taking computer science courses who were trying to do practical things like integrate C libraries into their higher level projects, but didn't really understand how things were
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by delsarto 7y ago
It is written in DocBook, which has become increasingly annoying to publish with and I think is, unfortunately, unmaintained now. I have been considering some parts on containers and virtualisation which isn't covered at all. The Itani
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by delsarto 7y ago
I think in my mind at the time I was comparing it to Hennessy and Patterson; something that is obviously playing a in a completely different league! Over time I have become a bit more realistic :) I've stopped worrying if it's be
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by delsarto 7y ago
Yes, it has some rough edges. One lesson you can learn is probably not to write things like this, and just let what you have stand as it is, and incrementally improve it.
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by delsarto 7y ago
2016 probably
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by delsarto 7y ago
Author here ... Yes as pointed out many times not "computer science" and I somewhat regret the name. However, it came out of me being a teaching assistant for people doing computer science degrees. A surprising number of people
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by delsarto 7y ago
> (no file system would need a path longer than 260 characters, right? :o) ) This is poking fun at Windows' PATH_MAX, but it's very easy to hit BINPRM_BUF_SIZE's 128 character path limit for #! lines; maybe not so much for
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by delsarto 8y ago
This works for trombones who might play in a brass band (where everything is Bb to ease moving between instruments). Read the treble clef in tenor clef (somewhat commonly used in orchestral settings for trombones) and 2 flats to the key s
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by delsarto 8y ago
Doesn't even have to be that serious. My young son went off on a sleep walk once, came in speaking complete gibberish (like a random sort on a dictionary) but in a totally normal rhythm and cadence. After I regained composure and fig
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by delsarto 8y ago
I suffer from gout; there's a lot of theories about giving blood to help lower uric acid levels. Some people claim releif from symptoms after donating. In theory, it sounds plausable... "Studies have shown that iron acts like a
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by delsarto 8y ago
Finger still has some use; you can take any running job from https://zuul.openstack.org , extract the uuid and finger uuid@zuul.openstack.org and it will stream the job logs to you. Most of the code in https://git.zuu
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by delsarto 9y ago
Of course there's a million things to do this; I wanted something very opinionated that simply turned a flat RST file that I keep every day (for consumption by me) into some lightly styled HTML (for consumption by others) so wrote rstd
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by delsarto 9y ago
I love Bitcoin (and the broader ecosystem). The promise of great riches if you can survive long enough in a lawless new world, navigating the schemes, scams and intrigue and the government besides. It must be a glimpse of what got people
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by delsarto 9y ago
I think they're just large, complicated physical things where stuff goes wrong, even if you're maintaining and testing. My best story was as a young student turning up for my helpdesk shift at about 5:50am to a phalanx of fire eng
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by delsarto 9y ago
(Edit: removed silly comment about a personal interaction. The letter has also had addendums making the intent more clear. I will add "shut up on the internet" to the list of things I've learnt from the author) I read this
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by delsarto 9y ago
For the first part, OpenStack fairly widely uses bindep (pbr is a pretty OpenStack ecosystem thing too). It's not really perfect, but it is a fairly standard way for a CI environment deploying from git to ensure the binary dependencie
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by delsarto 9y ago
There was a guy on Australian radio today saying that international traffic from Australia and NZ has decreased by about 70% over the past few years thanks to the ever-increasing usage of CDN's putting data, in most cases, within the I
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by delsarto 9y ago
> WRT Itanium and all VLIW processors for that mater, you have to compile for the microarchitecture of the processor to fully take advantage of it True of course, but Itanium did think of this and had an "abstracted" VLIW where

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