denvrede

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by denvrede 4y ago
APIs are not ubiquitous. Maybe they become because of this.
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by denvrede 4y ago
It depends not only on the own team but also the other teams you collaborate with or provide service for. We're a small "DevOps" team that provides all kind of services but we figured out that people in our company (it's
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by denvrede 4y ago
60% (67% if you have at least one kid) of your average net salary over the last 12 month before unemployment. Capped at ~2k in the old states and ~1.8k in the new ones. Paid for a max of 12 month for ages 49 and below after that it gets sli
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by denvrede 4y ago
Do you know if it's possible to tell clickhouse-local (without the need of a config file) to use environment variables for AWS authentication? I know there is the "use_environment_credentials" property in the config, but I re
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by denvrede 4y ago
Yup already thought about that but IMO it's much more work and prone to errors compared to just installing some sensors. Want to get that running ASAP and after that we can look into CV options. Already found a project [0] that tried t
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by denvrede 4y ago
Unfortunately the linked UI is in an endless loop on my side and won't open :/ Yup the plan was to buy a (used) table which can also be disassembled to take a look inside and place the sensors where they need to be :) Fortunately
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by denvrede 4y ago
Ahh got it. No, HAOS features a full HA installation including the UI which is then of course also accessible via the Raspberry Pi and an attached display :)
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by denvrede 4y ago
> Also tempted to attach a touchscreen to my raspberry pi, put it in a nice case and use that as a UI for it, though adding a web browser to the installation rules out using HAOS directly I guess? I don't get that part? HAOS is a Li
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by denvrede 4y ago
I want to build a digital / smart foosball table with features like * automated goal detection * trigger things like lighten up the field on specific events (e.g. a goal) * build a league backend / frontend and player management *
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by denvrede 4y ago
Make sure to give Home Assistant a try. It's local first (option to add a "Cloud" connection). It has, by far, the biggest community around home automation. It's easy to extend yourself. It just ticks all the boxes. I&#x
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by denvrede 4y ago
Ah! Ok got it. Thought it meant some kind of lower and upper "limits". But that makes more sense. Thank you! Just getting into embedded / MC stuff.
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by denvrede 4y ago
Maybe it's a stupid question but for the verification bytes you're adding the different constants, commands and options. For the sleep that comes out to 0x173 (as you also wrote down). Why is the higher verification byte then 0x73
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by denvrede 4y ago
Again?
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by denvrede 4y ago
> That's a key question: pay Linode $1,560/mo for a 3-node 32GB RAM cluster or launch 3 32GB boxes for $720, figure out PostgreSQL replication, make sure you setup the replication users, make sure you don't open any securi
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by denvrede 4y ago
Genuine question: I always hear about the gigantic military spending in the U.S. I would've expected it to be on top of this list. It can't be only 7. no?
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by denvrede 4y ago
> i feel like devops is just a bucket for lost souls who like tech stuff. Yup, that's me. I would call my self a generalist with a slight tendency towards cloud infrastructure. But I love ALL the tech! * Let me install the newest Wi
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by denvrede 4y ago
I totally get you and am very confused about all the comments here labeling you as a hardcore WFO nazi. I guess you really hit a sensitive spot here. I'm always very torn between WFH and WFO because both have immense upsides and downsi
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by denvrede 4y ago
> It's fine if you like kids and didn't have actual plans to have fun in your 30s or 40s, but people with exciting lives will lose a lot if they suddenly have to dedicate almost all of their free time for 5 years to their offsp
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by denvrede 4y ago
I don't care if it's in json, fmt or your own hacky format, just chose on and structure all you output so that it's predictable where I have to look.
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by denvrede 4y ago
We're using Vault to create ephemeral database credentials for our services that are rotated every other hour, for that use case envs are not even viable because they're injected at startup and then never again.
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by denvrede 4y ago
Best "practical" description of DevOps that I've read so far.
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by denvrede 4y ago
Using Fargate for long / permanently running workloads in EKS is only an option when the costs are none of your concern.
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by denvrede 4y ago
In Berlin you get nowhere near the 120-130k as a senior dev, at least not on average. There may be some (very rare) exceptions.
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by denvrede 4y ago
If I need an image with a specific set of tools it's cumbersome to build a whole workflow to build, store and maintain these images. Having a service that can receive a custom list of Nix packages and returns an image that I can instan
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by denvrede 5y ago
If I may ask, what country are you living in? Getting a salaried $100k without FAANG should be possible for every country in western Europe.
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by denvrede 5y ago
Is that the case? The last thing I read was: For the delta variant it most likely won't matter if you're vaccinated/ill or not, you'll spread it either way. So when I get the delta variant and contract the disease but it
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by denvrede 6y ago
Same thing in Germany. I've had just a few interviews for the last three jobs. None of them was a multi day (or even one whole day) interview. The max. that was asked was a (really short) coding challenge with a salary at 80k - to put
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by denvrede 6y ago
I tried AppleMaps for the first time like 4-5 years ago. Feature-wise it wasn't where it is now but what annoyed me the most is that the GPS on map lagged FAR (1-2 seconds) behind my real position. More than once I missed a turn becaus
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by denvrede 7y ago
You should support the external authenticators like aws-iam-authenticator for authentication.
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by denvrede 7y ago
Great. Thanks for the response :)

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