erulabs

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by erulabs 6y ago
You’re being downvoted because this is unhelpful speculation which adds nothing to the discussion - be it true or untrue. If the response to what you say is “OK...”, what you have said is not terribly interesting.
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by erulabs 6y ago
Typically the hacks amount to enabling a feature in the car that you would otherwise have to pay for. For example new BMWs come with seat-heaters in the car, but not available to be used unless an additional fee is paid to unlock them. A &q
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by erulabs 6y ago
I mean I'd love to show up in headlines as "hacker v elon". It's a classic Streisand effect for them as well!
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by erulabs 6y ago
Really looking forward to seeing more software hacks on Teslas. It restores what was so great about the height of American muscle cars: people with more knowledge go faster. The commoditization of performance is fantastic - and I love my mo
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by erulabs 6y ago
Indeed - if anything his ego was _accurate_ - he correctly thought of himself as the smartest in the room. The question is, did his success lead to his ego, or did his ego lead to his success? I certainly do not mean to defame him - I pract
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by erulabs 6y ago
Great read. I've always loved Feynman - but the word "ego" might apply. "I was working on problems close to the gods", and his list of solved (and to be fair, unsolved) investigations remind me of his "Surely y
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by erulabs 6y ago
My grandmother always said “if you want to have an unhappy life: just do whatever you want all the time”, and I think about it a lot when finishing a project. The first 50% of any project is so fun - the rest is hard work!
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by erulabs 6y ago
Oh I agree with you - build packs are excellent! It's more about introducing one technology at a time. People who know about cloud native build packs typically don't need help writing dockerfiles or getting going on Kubernetes. On
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by erulabs 6y ago
Yes, but buildpacks and Heroku have a similarity: incredibly simple to do the simple thing, incredibly opaque to do the complex thing. With a dockerfile, people can just install what they need. Sure - it could potentially be more efficient,
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by erulabs 6y ago
Cool! I plan on supporting BuildPacks eventually in my project - unfortunately the goal is teaching developers DevOps best practices and Kubernetes concepts - so build packs is a bit too down the rabbit hole compared to generating a Dockerf
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by erulabs 6y ago
I’m not a .net or java user these days but I love the “guess what’s in a repo and try your best” strategy. I’ve been working on “deploy-node-app” for JavaScript applications that does similar: try to scan for dependencies, services, etc and
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by erulabs 6y ago
Congratulations! Just discovering Lemmy! Federated software is excellent - I’ll have to write a home-hosting tutorial for this!
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by erulabs 6y ago
Well, _people_ have opinions, and therefore a group _contains_ opinions, but a group itself is incapable of thought - and therefore of forming opinions itself. A political party, like any other group, is simply a big pile of individuals who
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by erulabs 6y ago
Well, crowds don't have opinions. People do. There in no hypocrisy when a group disagrees with itself - it is just people disagreeing with other people.
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by erulabs 6y ago
This is almost exactly what I'm working on! :D
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by erulabs 6y ago
I think the key word is "elective" here. I've been scheduled for an implant for ~4 months now, and waiting for things to calm down before getting it done - but it's not exactly "elective" - there are serious he
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by erulabs 6y ago
> What we need is maybe an web-browser accessible hub where we can place or point to an app and quickly configure it to run on the server. SSH optional. I love hearing this, because this is exactly what I'm building. Not quite there
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by erulabs 6y ago
I think slowthai's "Nothing Great About Britain" is a gold standard of newer artists, but he's hardly under the radar these days. I like noname and Izzie Gibbs a ton too. Check out Pete & Bas for a laugh as well.
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by erulabs 6y ago
- Grime music. A UK hybrid of hip-hop and punk, with a focus on showing poverty as a cold reality rather than a hardened persona - removing the "gang" in favor of the "pang". Honesty and sadness in mainstream music is on
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by erulabs 6y ago
I have mixed feelings on my own reaction to this. A huge part of me loves this - and supports a huge chunk of their demands. Then they talk about free housing and rent control... and I can feel myself shy away. I can imagine how other moder
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by erulabs 6y ago
As a long time DevOps engineer and now founder - my perspective on tests has really gone thru a rollercoaster. In the past life, I’d regularly be the guy rejecting deployments and asking for additional tests - barking at developers who igno
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by erulabs 6y ago
Congrats Michael!
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by erulabs 6y ago
Interesting it doesn’t appear to name the biking app that lead to the disclosure... I suppose it’s not hard to guess. I’d bet the public activity feeds will vanish entirely from most apps within the next few years.
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by erulabs 6y ago
> I wish someone can make a deployment orchestrator for your private DC that is as simple to use as Heroku is. This is what I'm working on, although it is built on top of Kubernetes! We feel Kube suffers from a disconnect between th
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by erulabs 6y ago
You must know that's a fairly ridiculous reading of what I wrote...
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by erulabs 6y ago
> grains of sand can get anywhere Couldn't help myself - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tLf1JO5bvE
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by erulabs 6y ago
Regarding all the "small business's shouldn't use Kubernetes" - it depends on the business! Certainly a small website with a mailing list is better setup on Squarespace, PaaS/SaaS etc, but there are plenty of startu
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by erulabs 6y ago
Tools are just tools. Imagine scoffing at someone using a hammer, when in your less experienced opinion, they should be using NewHammer3.1. Tools are means to an end. I much prefer working with people who care about the product and the busi
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by erulabs 6y ago
Yes, I couldn't agree more. Didn't mean people can't have opinions of course - just that they shouldn't be scoffing/laughing at tools - to me its a particularly red flag. Not wanting to use a particular tool is tota
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by erulabs 6y ago
Thanks for the reminder!!

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