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by gouggoug 5y ago
Eh. Sure, I slightly mis-read the article, it happens. Just preface my block of text with a "tangentially, when it comes to 'workloads' ... [the rest of the block of text]", and now you have a generic comment, not about
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by gouggoug 5y ago
The "environment" absolutely should _not_ be part of the name of the resource. Coupling the notion of "environment" with your workload (be it in their name or their configuration files) is an anti-pattern that I wish peo
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by gouggoug 5y ago
How to put a freeze on your employment data: 1- Head to https://theworknumber.com/view-my-data-sign-up 2- Create an account: you must create an account and make note of your account ID (that you choose yourself). You will b
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I've Cracked Zodiac, a French Engineer Says. Online Sleuths Are Skeptical(nytimes.com)
2 points by gouggoug 5y ago|0 comments
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by gouggoug 5y ago
> How did you disambiguate ‘developer revenue cut’ to be Amazon’s cut not the developer’s? Since it says ‘developer’ not ‘Amazon’. To me it's because in my mind "Amazon" is the person taking a "cut". We never say
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by gouggoug 5y ago
Would you mind expanding on this? How do wireguard and zerotier compare to each other?
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by gouggoug 5y ago
Yes you can, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27435269
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by gouggoug 5y ago
This should work (as in, it will create the cluster and only then add the k8s resource to it, in the same plan/apply). Here the module creates an EKS cluster, but this would work for any module that creates a k8s cluster. module &q
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by gouggoug 5y ago
> How does Kubernetes not also result in the same? Here's the difference between kubernetes and ansible (and alikes) (and I'm over-simplifying a bit of course, but the idea is there) * With kubernetes, you write down the state
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by gouggoug 5y ago
What exactly do you not trust here? What bad could come out of you typing a URL in this website?
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by gouggoug 5y ago
>No guessing, no manual figuring out which 7 commits belong to the ticket in question, potentially 6 of them had the ticket number in the commit message like they should, but the 7th, [...] Lots of people it seems don't know this: _
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by gouggoug 5y ago
That would be fine if the only important information in a commit was the message. But that's not the case. A commit gives you a message, but also a specific line of code and its surrounding context. The message is just one more bit of
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by gouggoug 5y ago
It's entirely not insane _on the premise that the history is clean_. That's the whole argument that is being made here. If you think that "Preserving a PR's individual commits in the master branch is insane - many of tho
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by gouggoug 5y ago
So, if your PR has a clean history in the first place (clean as in multiple small digestible, atomic commits, that are easy to review in isolation), why get rid of it with a squash? Is there a fundamental drawback to keeping that clean hist
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by gouggoug 5y ago
> First, in a production branch, git commits should be thought of as functions. Like “Apply commit X, get feature Y, unapply it and you get the reverse”. So the problem with preserving full git history in master is that it breaks that in
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by gouggoug 5y ago
Yes, git bisect. But what does git bisect require to be useful? A set of small atomic commits that make it easy to identify which line of code might be the origin of a very subtle bug you're looking for. Squash+merge will not provide y
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by gouggoug 5y ago
- Generally time spent writing documentation is time not spent delivering code. - Generally time spent commenting code is time not spent delivering code. - Generally time spent diagramming on a white board is time not spent delivering code.
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by gouggoug 5y ago
I will always fight tooth and nail against squash merge. Squash merge has the major disadvantage of getting rid of valuable meaningful git history. Squash merge is not the proper solution for keeping your git history clean, it is a hack usi
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by gouggoug 5y ago
The headline is purposely vague and sensationalist. The TL;DR is that Facebook mistakenly published an internal report on an internal board, then upon realizing it, restricted its access.
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by gouggoug 5y ago
Not to mention the robot looks like a 3D rendering...
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by gouggoug 6y ago
I do not understand the justification given by the author. It actually does not say at all _why_ these must be versioned in the repository. "I just need read access" is not a good justification.
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by gouggoug 6y ago
I imagine dynamic linking solved a problem for a long time that no longer is: binary size. With internet speeds of today and immense storage sizes, the main attractiveness of dynamic linking vanished.
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Flat Earth “Science” – Wrong, but Not Stupid(youtube.com)
3 points by gouggoug 6y ago|0 comments
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by gouggoug 6y ago
I have to say your profile made me laugh: "Important: If you are looking at this profile because you thought something I posted was Wrong, dismissive, disrespectful, douchebaggish, what have you, I would really like to hear from you so
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by gouggoug 6y ago
For some reason DoorDash decided to ban my account one day, I have no idea why. I found out while trying to order food. I ask their customer support chat, who told me they'd be in touch in 24 hours. 24 hours later I indeed got an email
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by gouggoug 6y ago
Another use: skydivers rely on wind socks as well to land against the wind
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by gouggoug 6y ago
I've used Hugo for my very small, rarely updated, personal blog, and I really like it. Not sure how it works for larger scale websites. Now, I'm surprised Markdown is often chosen over Asciidoc. Especially for larger website like
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by gouggoug 6y ago
Has anyone tried sending automated DMCA for the entirety of Github? Once half of github is under bogus DMCA, maybe that'll make them think for a minute. I'm halfway serious.
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by gouggoug 6y ago
For people like me unfamiliar with this. Simply go to the [0]download page, look for "mini root filesystem" and download x86, or simply click this [1]link Upload this to your iPhone. Then in the iSH settings find the "filesys
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VP of Site Reliability Opening at Google(linkedin.com)
1 points by gouggoug 6y ago|0 comments

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