discordianfish

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by discordianfish 5y ago
First of all, the average adult in the US watches ~1300 hours TV per year. Playing games instead is not worse. But arguably it's a waste of your life. So I would ask myself what I want to do with my life and do that. If then there is s
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by discordianfish 5y ago
https://5pi.de/ I really like having a blog and blog posts, but I can't say I love to write them. But as a freelancer, it has been one of my main sources to find new clients.
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by discordianfish 5y ago
Maybe check his bio?
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by discordianfish 5y ago
> Just eat less man. It's pretty straight forward ... > You don't have to worry about eating another meal or two. You do realize for many overweight people eating isn't something to worry about but to look forward to? I
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by discordianfish 5y ago
> these watery ice creams that have about 65 kcal per piece and feel just as indulgent if not more. that shows why it’s easier for some than for others :)
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CVE-2022-0185: Container+Kubernetes manifest as crash POC(github.com)
1 points by discordianfish 5y ago|0 comments
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by discordianfish 5y ago
I felt exactly the same, until I did some research and realized it's bullshit all the way.
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by discordianfish 6y ago
This isn't a false premise. Either you get the ad supported industry behind some solution or whatever privacy respecting solution will be incompatible with these sites.
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by discordianfish 6y ago
Yes, you need to learn the BEAM VM which makes it not easy to learn. It still might be worth it, but now you need to understand Elixir, Erlang, BEAM - additionally to your OS's API. All I can offer are anecdotes but I've worked at
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by discordianfish 6y ago
> Elixir is layered, making it easy to learn and master. You can get pretty far with Phoenix without ever understanding (or even knowing about) the more fundamental building blocks or the runtime. In large part, this is because of its ru
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Kubernetes Native CI with Argo(5pi.de)
2 points by discordianfish 6y ago|0 comments
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by discordianfish 6y ago
Health care is >$800/month in Germany. I don't get why we get away with the notation that health care is free. It's not free, health insurance is simply compulsory here.
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Kubernetes Native CI with Argo(5pi.de)
2 points by discordianfish 6y ago|0 comments
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by discordianfish 7y ago
This is great! I was toying around with the idea of building some sort virtual comedy stage. It would be a web conference with one person streaming audio and video and everyone else is audience with audio only to have audience/laughter
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by discordianfish 7y ago
I think it makes a lot of sense to pay extra attention that the first hires have a passion for the mission. Passion could be driven by just a great product but also good equity package (with some flexibility of selling equity before an exit
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by discordianfish 7y ago
The fact that this article exists actually makes me sad as well. But because Alexa isn't eavesdropping on us and believing this is the tech equivalent of antivaxxers: "If you don't believe it, you're part of the conspira
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by discordianfish 7y ago
I think it’s just much harder to write effective DRM than to break it.
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by discordianfish 7y ago
I'd love to know the hiring process. There must be many people applying for these positions and I doubt that whiteboard welding is a thing. Or is it? :)
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by discordianfish 7y ago
> lot of the core features of k8s and container orchestration is getting abstracted away I see this too and it worries me. You should rarely have to do this. CRDs tend to get overused. I'd encourage everyone to think twice before ad
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by discordianfish 7y ago
> best suited for companies fully dedicated to creating a great experience there. Sorry for being so blunt but I couldn't agree less with. If you leave this to "big porno", you will get the same exploitive, generic bullshi
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by discordianfish 7y ago
Or disaster movie.
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Kubernetes on OpenWrt(5pi.de)
1 points by discordianfish 7y ago|0 comments
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by discordianfish 8y ago
Yep. I'll admit, I didn't crunch the numbers but routing torrent traffic isn't cheap. I haven't found a definitive resources but AFAIK/IIRC torrent uses at least an order of magnitude more packets per second for the
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by discordianfish 8y ago
I'm intrigued by p2p distribution like this but it makes me wonder if it's really more cost effective to switch/route all these small torrent packets instead of just using fileservers with 10G interfaces and maybe tiered cach
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by discordianfish 8y ago
So better skip eye exams?
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Why Kubernetes at small scale?(5pi.de)
1 points by discordianfish 8y ago|0 comments
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by discordianfish 8y ago
It's FUD. ext4 with LUKS, which is what pretty much everyone is using on a desktop, is still working and the client supported.
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by discordianfish 8y ago
I think we all have different skills and Elon Musk skill certainly isn't social filtering. I agree he is bad at this and this is bad for business. But he is good at other things. So.. maybe you just can't have both.
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Why Kubernetes at small scale?(5pi.de)
1 points by discordianfish 8y ago|0 comments
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Run Prometheus Blackbox Exporter as Lambda(5pi.de)
1 points by discordianfish 8y ago|0 comments

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