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by gjulianm 4y ago
From what I've seen with Kubernetes, the problem is that in order to define the resources and links with a schema, it needs several abstractions and extra tooling. So you not only need to define the schema (which isn't that trivia
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I honestly don't know if it's coming regardless. I'd talk to an ophthalmologist because as usual, it depends. I'd assume that for distance stuff you could avoid any correction, but I'm not sure about that. > I ha
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I have family members that had their operation at around 40 and they say it's worth it. You might get 10 years of no glasses/contact lenses before you need glasses again for presbyopia. I personally had -2.5 too and honestly it&#x
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> High integrity computing has proven record of what those practices should be. And high integrity computing is applied only on certain projects with limited scope because outside of that it's not viable. I'd like to see high
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As an "engineer" with the corresponding university degree, I am absolutely against software engineering being a protected title, for several reasons: - We are nowhere close to a set of widely agreed required, specific practices fo
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I wouldn't be so sure. Maybe if you look just at the price of the car itself, but between parking, gas, insurance, maintenance, the actual cost can get fairly high. I don't know about prices now, but when I lived there, if you act
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by gjulianm 4y ago
It's a tradeoff. Open addressing is faster due to cache locality, but needs a good hash function. If the hash function tends to cluster values and generate collisions you might (key word here "might", as usual you need to do
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The problem still stands of adding dependencies, extra complexity and configuration. I’m usually happy about Grafana/Prometheus deployments because the base installation is fairly simple and self-contained, but this looks like a bit of
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> The entire point is to alert when things are crashing, so you would want it to be highly available. As in, running on more than one node. An important question to ask is how much availability are you actually gaining from the setup. It
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Installation in a regular system without Kubernetes? Right now I can install Grafana, Prometheus and Alertmanager in a regular Linux system using distribution packages, and just worry about those programs themselves. If I want to install On
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I bet quite a lot, probably at least 10-50 per second without doing anything special for performance, i.e. multiple queries per alert, calling different APIs, things like that. I don't know of many places that are dealing with alerts m
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I am not sure I would consider a 0.09% decrease a "depeg", specially considering that Tether oscillates quite a bit, and even "recovered" from a bigger decrease of 2%. I would wait a bit to see if it's just an oscil
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> always had an script or executable that gets the environment up to date with the new version. Which means you’re writing deployment tools already. Going from there to an abstraction that provides the primitives you use in those scripts
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The reality is that those things happen. Technology must inevitably deal with human problems too, it isn’t as easy as saying “just don’t do that thing”.
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Apple has far more control over apps notification spam, as they review the apps. They do not review web pages.
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There's a reason most deployments moved away from that: - Sometimes you need more complex actions to update a service than just "update the code". Migration scripts, dependent services restarts... - It's fine on one serv
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French people can be quite special with the accent and pronunciation, though. For some reason, it's the language where I've had to work the most on the accent and pronunciation to get understood. You can speak weird english and pe
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> - TrueNAS is more targeted towards enterprise applications. If you want good utility as a home user then give Proxmox or the like a look. Then you can make it into more than just a NAS (if you're open to it). I have questions abou
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by gjulianm 4y ago
It's not "I wish I didn't lose a few life experiences". Will Wheaton has expressed several times that he has severe chronic depression and anxiety. There's a lot of range between "can't pay rent" and
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I think there's a difference between trying to show your kid something you think they might find interesting, and pushing them into it.
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> but it often doesn't fail. Is it wrong that a child was forced into something that gave them a great life? I've seen it fail more often than not fail. Maybe from the outside the person has a great life but on the inside they
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by gjulianm 4y ago
The more time it passes, the less need I see for periodic restarts. For example, a few years ago I would need to restart some servers due to memory fragmentation that would cause some allocations to fail (we needed some processes to get big
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> This suggestion (logging) doesn't help if it's e.g. other code you don't have control over, Most of the time, other code uses the logging module so you do have control over that output. I haven't seen code not contr
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> My feeling is that redundant stuff like type hints make programmers create more bugs because they don't see the forest for the trees anymore. I've been using type hints heavily and it's been such a great help in avoiding
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> Not everything has to be designed for a super critical prod environment with >10 coders working non stop on it. You don't need a super critical prod environment to have decent code. Half of these are hardcoding environment conf
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Type hints in that code are erasing the actual signature of the function, so you won't get type checks on the arguments. For @redirect, you'd be better served by using the logging module. Higher order functions are ok, but the pro
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These decorators are an absolute nightmare, sorry. - @parallel: Doesn't let the caller configure the actual amount of parallelism, and no, the only overhead is not "having to define a merge function". Creating the processes h
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Only if those houses are affordable for the people that are demanding renting. And if rent prices are high, people can't save and can't buy anything.
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Prioritizing demand from people who need the house to live instead of letting people buy housing as a financial instrument?
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If we're going to look at supply-demand, we can't just say "just add more supply" without knowing where the demand comes from. If we add supply of houses and it gets eaten up by demand from people that want them not to l

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