grumpy-de-sre

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by grumpy-de-sre 3y ago
Australia's revenge for all the invasive species.
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by grumpy-de-sre 3y ago
Wow those numbers are counter-intuitive and in stark contrast to the mainstream zeitgeist. I think it's fair to say rates are up somewhat in the US (along with many other social ills) but for many other western countries they have been
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by grumpy-de-sre 3y ago
> there's no physiological test for ADHD Actually some of the modern computerized continuous performance tests are getting pretty good (a friend of mine in Germany had to undergo one prior to a diagnosis). https://en.wiki
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by grumpy-de-sre 4y ago
I'm pretty sure the "kubernetes is hell" proponents were always just a vocal minority. But as always technology choices have to be made in the context of each business (available experience etc).
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by grumpy-de-sre 4y ago
For automated testing the argo-workflows project is amazing and worth looking into. I think when you look at the entire argo suite you start seeing something that could really disrupt the way we use products like gitlab, particularly for st
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by grumpy-de-sre 4y ago
The PostgreSQL operators are definitely usable, pretty much none of their limitations are going to hit you on an MVP. I think a lot of the FUD about "don't run databases on kubernetes" came from a time before we had statefuls
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by grumpy-de-sre 4y ago
So where is this real progress happening today? I will say I think what the fly.io guys are doing with VMs on the edge and in-process distributed databases is pretty exciting.
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by grumpy-de-sre 4y ago
To be fair installing tiller hasn't been a thing for years. And pretty much everyone using cert-manager and lets encrypt which makes the whole X.509 story pretty much a no brainer.
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by grumpy-de-sre 4y ago
At this point I'm pretty much convinced these repeated "Kubernetes is bad for startups" rants are some kind of FUD campaign (probably grass roots from people who've missed the containerisation and declarative infra train
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by grumpy-de-sre 5y ago
As an Australian living in Germany I've got to point out that finances in Germany are just as dysfunctional as Australia. Just in completely opposing ways. Both are a burden on sustainable growth and development. For some examples of G
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by grumpy-de-sre 5y ago
Quite a lot of dismissive comments here but the patent actually sounds very promising. I'm not familiar with the state of the art in the space but according to the patent the conventional approach involves acid leaching lithium rich cl
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by grumpy-de-sre 5y ago
I have to agree with barcoder here. To top it off the use cases for a filter aren't that great due to the temporal nature of stuttering. For a look into the intersection of technology and disabilities I found this interview with a live
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by grumpy-de-sre 5y ago
Come to think of it are medium sized high voltage capacitors really that much of an electrocution risk in the first place? I mean sure as anything they can throw you back into your seat and cause a relatively decent burn but in practice are
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by grumpy-de-sre 5y ago
Selling the 3D printer during my international move was definitely something I regretted. There's a distinction to be made for tools vs consumerist items.
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by grumpy-de-sre 5y ago
There's absolutely an element of truth here.
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by grumpy-de-sre 5y ago
I made the move from Australia to Germany with little more than a small suitcase and a hiking pack. Looking back it's not something I would repeat. You've got to be absolutely ruthless about what you sell or dispose of but serious
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by grumpy-de-sre 5y ago
As an SRE who has had to baby sit production elixir apps I'd highly recommend first having a talk to your operations guys. I've never had a more challenging system to debug and keep running. It's only a matter of time until y
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by grumpy-de-sre 5y ago
Location: Berlin Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, Kubernetes, Docker, Helm, CI/CD, Google Cloud Platform. CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/damian-peckett-ba7536a9/ Email: damian@pecke.tt S
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by grumpy-de-sre 6y ago
Just remember that coir and perlite are non-nutritious which means you have to fertigate (water with a weak fertilizer solution). A generic one/two part hydroponic fertilizer is sufficient for house plants. There's some coco coir
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by grumpy-de-sre 6y ago
As someone who's done a fair bit of indoor gardening, including hydroponics I have to vouch for the video. Oxygen in the root zone is absolutely critical. Common potting mixes are almost universal terrible. Far too much rotting organic