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by etxm 6y ago
It’s all fun and games until a deployment is acting funny and somebody destroys the chart and re-creates it and takes the bucket out with it. Does it have functionality like Kube DB that makes a “dormant” version of the state store?
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by etxm 6y ago
You, my friend, are a classy messager.
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by etxm 6y ago
The other thing that gets my goat is the person that sends every line. I guess it’s hard not to do in slack since “enter” sends, but I really wish slack would debounce messages notifications from the same person.
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by etxm 6y ago
That’s actually a great point I was on “vacation” last week and got messaged every single day despite my palm tree emoji.
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by etxm 6y ago
I really want to set this as my status message in slack, but don’t want people to think I’m rude. Would you think it was rude if you saw this link as somebody’s status message?
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No Hello (2013)(nohello.com)
255 points by etxm 6y ago|210 comments
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by etxm 6y ago
This is nice from the app manifest perspective because you can declare your database right along side your deployment. The provisioning time of a deployment and an RDS instance is very different though. This is probably most useful when you
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Predictions About the Future of Work and Living(medium.com)
1 points by etxm 6y ago|0 comments
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by etxm 6y ago
Feel free to help by clicking that “logout” button.
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by etxm 6y ago
Same. I was starting a new CLI project the other day and thought “ya know, I’ll try crystal instead of doing this in go.” But then I got to the home page and saw “fund crystal and help make it production ready” and felt like it wasn’t a ris
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by etxm 6y ago
Better video here, 140+ MPh winds. https://earther.gizmodo.com/watch-this-terrifying-new-footag...
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You Can Mark 'Fire Tornado' Off Your 2020 Apocalypse Bingo Card(earther.gizmodo.com)
4 points by etxm 6y ago|6 comments
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by etxm 6y ago
Keep writing php5, It’ll probably be the high paying FORTRAN gig of the 2040s
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by etxm 6y ago
> each repository has a detailed commit history, allowing you to understand the thinking behind each line of code. Ch ch ch changes
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by etxm 6y ago
I was curious what the process was ~4 years ago for this so I “misplaced” my ID flying from SF to LA and the first agent at the beginning of the line looked me up on LinkedIn then they did a bag inspection and they let me through (I had a p
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by etxm 6y ago
Team SQL. There have been few data models Ive encountered that I couldn’t express with some functionality of Postgres.
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by etxm 6y ago
It is a major version change, right? It seems like the best time to introduce some breaking changes for the betterment of the language.
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by etxm 6y ago
I worked at SG years back (~2005) and that was the stack sans-redis. On my resume I don’t list the company name. In its place it says “social network centered around ‘art’” because we weren’t allowed to call it porn.
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by etxm 6y ago
> Pretty much nothing was dynamic and we wrote scripts to create static pages for almost everything except search and authentication. I believe you can put JAMStack on your resume!
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by etxm 6y ago
Oh that. I’ve had to merge services like that. People are always grabbing nouns and thinking they’re microservices.
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by etxm 6y ago
pico services.
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by etxm 6y ago
It’s important to respect the boundaries, but also have the flexibility to change them as the business changes. I’ve seen many times where people were afraid to change boundaries because they assumed the first person got the architecture ex
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by etxm 6y ago
I’m honestly not trying to be snarky here but I didn’t know there was any other way to design microservices (with intention) that weren’t domain oriented.
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by etxm 6y ago
I kind of love that the first system photographed(?) is in a different orientation and that we have a “top” down view of it.
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by etxm 6y ago
> high-cardinality workloads Does this mean if you were using it with Prometheus you could get around issues with high cardinality labels?
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by etxm 6y ago
Looks great!
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by etxm 6y ago
Find nefarious politician’s new fixer, offer to post a deep fake of Biden from Biden’s account expressing grief at finding out his son had acted in bad faith and that he was withdrawing from the election. Post deep fake from Gates account s
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by etxm 6y ago
> a diversion while they get the real loot Twitter as a riderless horse would be wild.
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by etxm 6y ago
I’m the only one on the planet, but I hate Notion. It’s a mediocre spreadsheet, half assed database, and infuriating WYSIWYG ... but all-in-one!!1 And it’s search sucks.
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by etxm 6y ago
Then something is really up and I’d not be concerned about the cam cover on my computer so much as whatever malware is allowing remote control of the camera.

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