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by denvrede 3y ago
> Recently I had to set up a zero-downtime system for my app, I spent a week seriously considering a move to k3s, but the entire kubernetes ecosystem of churn frustrated me so much I simply wrote a custom script based on Caddy, regular c
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by denvrede 3y ago
> There are examples like https://github.com/terraform-google-modules/terraform-exampl ... of more advanced IaC architectures, but you can start as small or as complex as you want and evolve if done properly. Is ther
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by denvrede 3y ago
Fair enough. I "go" shopping because of all the interesting and distracting stuff. If I want a clean / focused shopping experience I order from home, even if it's a little bit more expensive.
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by denvrede 3y ago
I live almost exactly on the "Aldi Äquator" (Aldi equator - this is a real thing), near to where the Albrecht brothers lived. People here go purposefully to Aldi South instead of Aldi North even if they happen to live just north o
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by denvrede 3y ago
At least for Germany this launched last year: https://www.mein-aldi.de/ But I've heard that it has not the whole collection of items available as the physical stores.
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by denvrede 3y ago
Working remote showed me how much I value direct interaction with people. For me, and I spoke to a lot of people for whom it's the same, the sweet spot is a hybrid model. Three days remote, two days on-site. Sometimes the other way rou
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by denvrede 3y ago
I now have more time that I can spend with daughter, so I guess I may improved my parenting skill? IMO it's also totally fine to use that freed up time to just get a break from... anything. No need to be after self-improvement all the
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by denvrede 3y ago
We also just adopted Tailscale for our org and I can answer that one: SSO for Auth: before we had to go through the key exchange process for every employee and then manually update the Gateways wg conf. Now it’s just: login here with your w
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by denvrede 3y ago
Yup. 18€ already was a hard sell. But for 24€ it’s a no no. Especially because I don’t care about YouTube Music at all.
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by denvrede 3y ago
Did they? Do you have an example at hand? We ran into "weird" issues a lot of times with AWS services just to discover afterwards that almost all of them were covered by their documentation. It was totally our fault and these were
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by denvrede 3y ago
It's around ~15 SWEs
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by denvrede 3y ago
Support for the Grafana stack (especially Loki & Tempo) would be great.
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by denvrede 3y ago
Most of them do the first two: integration with Kubernetes and AWS. Unfortunately short lived DB creds is not in any of those listed.
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by denvrede 3y ago
The guys at Pulumi must be having a field day right now. It's exactly how you describe it for us. We're long overdue with an upgrade of our Terraform config from pre v1.0. We have to most likely re-write a big part of our HCL code
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by denvrede 3y ago
That looks pretty nice but I guess the HW required or the time you have to wait to iterate on these things (if you don't use external services) is quite high. Is there an estimation / idea when a "normal" person can play
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by denvrede 3y ago
You answered it yourself, no? The people who could vet them were not involved. And the reason doesn’t have to be malicious, it’s just that not everybody can be involved with every interview.
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by denvrede 3y ago
I would say you can generally (from my experience >95% of the time) identify a bad hire in roughly a month, mostly in two weeks and then give yourself / them additional two to be very sure. We just hired for a management position a
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by denvrede 3y ago
How do you deploy your Apps? We exclusively use EKS and having one account per env and app seems like quite an overhead when I think about managing / updating EKS clusters for each one. It also comes with an overhead of base applicatio
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by denvrede 3y ago
And that's what I don't get. Especially with the developers I know, you're mostly having a desktop setup with a power supply. Or is the stereotype of most of the developers sitting in a Starbucks all day, every day, true?
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by denvrede 3y ago
For me it's even worse. Being in a Google Meet with "level 1" blurring activated puts my battery life between 60-90 minutes. I don't know if it's Google Meets fault or bad battery management of the Frame.work or eve
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by denvrede 3y ago
AFAIK D4 does that in some capacity. There are zones that scale from 50-100 for example and if you are below 50 you'll have a bad time. It's correct that once you visit a former zone the monster scale with your level but as soon a
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by denvrede 3y ago
That's looking great! We're already experimenting with DevSpaces as our primary goal for the development process. What would you say are the main differences between devpod and DevSpace. Do they compliment each other? Should devpo
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by denvrede 3y ago
At this point, if you want to be part of the discussion, please do your own research on the topic and try to understand the situation. It's explained multiple times in every news that comes up regarding Reddit (also in this one).
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by denvrede 3y ago
Apple tried to do (kind of) the same stupid stuff a couple of years ago with a german company. They lost [0]. [0] https://www.sueddeutsche.de/wirtschaft/markenstreit-cafe-apf...
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by denvrede 3y ago
But why should I do that? I don't get that argument. I've never went back to a low level zone in any game just for the purpose of "obliterating everything". If there is a quest I missed, sure. But what's the point d
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Timescale’s storage is becoming usage-based [pdf](s3.amazonaws.com)
3 points by denvrede 3y ago|0 comments
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by denvrede 3y ago
These are the ones that announced they're going dark.
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by denvrede 3y ago
If true I don't know how that happened but two of my friends + me got their account suspended and were asked to provide identifying information to get it reinstated - at the same time.
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by denvrede 3y ago
I'm also only one datapoint but I won't use Reddit from 30th on. I guess all these big cooperation and some users are overestimating the power of their platform. I (and I know some other people from my inner circle that are not &q
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by denvrede 3y ago
The funny thing is: even if we had the infrastructure, right now it costs ~0.50€/kwh to charge on public chargers. Apposed to ~0.30€/kwh which I pay at home. Unfortunately I don't own a home and can't have my own charger

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