greyskull

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by greyskull 7y ago
Curious, what does "maintenance" mean for you?
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by greyskull 7y ago
I've been a Fuel Rat client in the past. It's one of the coolest things I've ever experienced on the internet, and they have it down real smooth too.
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by greyskull 7y ago
+1. Interactive rebase to squash your feature branch, then ff merge into master/mainline. Years ago when I was just reading about git instead of using it, I saw sentiments along the lines of "always use feature branches and merge
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by greyskull 7y ago
I assume you've gone through this journey all at the makershop? How did you find it? I'd really like to find a place where I can say "I have no idea what I'm doing but I want to learn".
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by greyskull 7y ago
Out of curiosity and ignorance, why is cadmium significant?
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by greyskull 8y ago
> If surfaces were ideally polished, TIM would be absolutely not necessary I'm skeptical of this, I'd be surprised if it's physically feasible to get literally perfect contact between the surfaces, micro-gaps are too real.
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by greyskull 8y ago
Is there a meaningful impact of the thickness of excessive TIM? I suspect the answer is no given the clamping power of the mount will get the paste down to roughly a consistent thinness even with over-application. What about any excess TIM
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by greyskull 8y ago
I'm not super well versed frankly but my attempt: They're both control planes for envoy proxy. App Mesh is a managed proprietary solution, Istio is open source and self-hosted but there are managed options available. Istio explici
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by greyskull 8y ago
https://github.com/envoyproxy/envoy/pull/5580 and https://github.com/envoyproxy/envoy/pull/5887 It's a start. Looking forward to more contributions from the team.
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by greyskull 8y ago
Looks like it's this: https://www.notion.so/ It wasn't clear to me how the data was exported, but it seems the author built his own library: https://blog.kowalczyk.info/article/88aee8f43620471
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by greyskull 8y ago
Adding some extra data points in addition to covercash's: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAG_(video_game) (2010, Playstation 3) > MAG used a new server architecture[8] to support online battles with up to 256 pl
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by greyskull 8y ago
I started my professional career in AWS so I have zero experience in non-cloud businesses (i.e the vast majority of software jobs), but I always wonder about the cost argument people make against AWS (or any major cloud provider). It's
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by greyskull 8y ago
Could you elaborate? Genuinely curious.
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AWS App Mesh – Service Mesh for Microservices on AWS(aws.amazon.com)
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by greyskull 9y ago
Thanks for this. I poked through his videos and I agree with your sentiment.
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by greyskull 9y ago
I'm going to take a guess and saying your parent comment was being sarcastic.
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by greyskull 9y ago
> Isn't this effectively the wrong strategy though? There's no "right" strategy though, since everyone has different situations and priorities. I would have had no problem keeping my low-rate student loans while inves
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by greyskull 9y ago
Good starting point: https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/index There are universal themes like budgeting, responsible spending, paying yourself before you pay others, etc. Just remember that everyon
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by greyskull 9y ago
> it leaves no goat unblown That's a first. Is that a common saying somewhere? Does it refer to literal oral sex with a goat?
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by greyskull 9y ago
At first, I thought it was referring to AMD's new Vega GPU family. I was hoping they found a particularly good use case for it.
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by greyskull 9y ago
MPC-HC was always my go-to. Starts up instantly and the performance was always superb, much better than VLC in seeking. I don't know what it is, but more often than not, VLC pauses for a moment when seeking to a random part of the file
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by greyskull 9y ago
http://worldreliefdurham.org/iom-bags > Before arriving in the U.S., every refugee case receives a white plastic bag from the International Organization for Migration (I.O.M.), in which they should keep their important i
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by greyskull 9y ago
Ah, my mistake for assuming that you're a software developer (or at least one that would fall into a typical SDE role). Bad habit. I have confidence that we're nowhere near the ceiling for AMZN, if that says anything.
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by greyskull 9y ago
Amazon tries to push Leadership Principles into every part of at least their corporate world. It's supposed to drive decision making for basically everyone, brand new engineers on up (I don't know if they push them lower down the
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by greyskull 10y ago
Why do you hate Rails? Genuine question. I'm not a fan of it either, after working with it for two years, but I can't quite explain why. Maybe it's the "magic" aspect of it, since so much is convention, DSL, and hid
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by greyskull 10y ago
Amazon acquired Biba[0], this is that product with the backend swapped out. It's currently being beta'd internally and they haven't yet added anything over Biba the product. There are some great features planned, from what I&
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by greyskull 10y ago
I create new sessions and name them appropriately. My one wish is to be able to do "PREFIX ls" and then just hit enter on the session to switch to. I may be missing something, but I always have to do "PREFIX a -t [session nam
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by greyskull 10y ago
The decision can't be made in isolation. They need to ensure that the extra cost of the drives makes up for the increased reliability - that's not necessarily the case.
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by greyskull 10y ago
Sorta answered under here: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/5or8m1/caching...
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by greyskull 10y ago
If you can't afford to be on the cutting-edge, you use battle-tested technologies, and let the people who can afford it do their thing to shake out which products are worth keeping around. That's sort of the right approach for any

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