gtaylor

12 ms·

91.
by gtaylor 8y ago
Fastly has been wonderful to work with. Excellent support, being able to write VCL and deploy it to the edge has been great, and the network is fast and reliable. Also haven't had a Heartbleed type event yet.
92.
by gtaylor 8y ago
I have not seen a strong correlation either way. It's all a game of generalisations and tradeoffs.
93.
by gtaylor 8y ago
This! We may end up back in NC eventually, which has gone both ways in recent memory. Would be happy to try to help restore sanity to what used to be the more moderate of the Carolinas.
94.
by gtaylor 8y ago
It's really easy to let exceptions raise and pass through in languages like Python. In Go you'll typically return and handle errors explicitly. This makes it easier to reason about potential failure modes and behaviors in some cas
95.
by gtaylor 8y ago
I have the opposite impression of Helm. I'm seeing vendors and other companies cranking out and sharing Charts at a rate I've never seen before. There are some review issues in the main upstream Helm Chart repo, but that's du
96.
by gtaylor 8y ago
I can only speak for myself, but I had simply put all of my private stuff over in GitLab instead. For folks like me, this will result in no external change. Just a question of where I stash stuff.
97.
by gtaylor 8y ago
Depending on payment processor and any volume discounts (or lack thereof) it is sometimes not worth getting less than a couple bucks. $5 sounds high as a minimum, though.
98.
by gtaylor 8y ago
I really like how Album sharing works. We've got one that has photos of my kid, with much of the family set up with read/write permissions. At family gatherings they can just add pics they take on their own. Low-hassle and they&#x
99.
by gtaylor 8y ago
With the caveat that I'd love to see Scylla succeed, I'm a bit bummed to see the conditions around this bake-off so slanted in Scylla's favor from the start. Seeing a multi-AZ configuration compared to a single-AZ config is a
100.
by gtaylor 8y ago
This is pretty neat. Would be interested to see aws-cni-vpc in there, too!
101.
by gtaylor 8y ago
I think Calico is only used for network policy on the AWS VPC CNI plugin.
102.
by gtaylor 8y ago
Reddit | Senior Site Reliability Engineer, Infrastructure | SF | Full Time | ONSITE or REMOTE (US-based only) “The front page of the internet," Reddit brings over 330 million people together each month through their common interests, i
103.
by gtaylor 8y ago
This is correct.
104.
by gtaylor 8y ago
I've been really impressed with the last few years. I still hold on to some little bit of skepticism, but it's shrinking more with every year of their open source + Linux work.
105.
by gtaylor 8y ago
Couldn't disagree more. I am 32, have a kid, a diverse portfolio, and no desire to own a home. We have excellent mobility, I don't have to spend a moment thinking about unexpected housing expenditures, and I got a great deal on re
106.
by gtaylor 8y ago
ECS is their entirely custom container orchestrator. EKS is just hosted Kubernetes with AWS integrations.
107.
by gtaylor 8y ago
Sleeping in until 8:30 sounds amazing. Much better than the current 6:00 my toddler prefers.
108.
by gtaylor 8y ago
I really like them for Infrastructure or systems diagrams, too!
109.
by gtaylor 8y ago
You learn a whole lot about each of them in the later books. The first book is a slower start to the series.
110.
by gtaylor 8y ago
If you run a linter, the cases where you are doing this outside of __init__ will usually be pointed out. You can silence the warning/error on a case by case basis if you really need to do it.
111.
by gtaylor 9y ago
Recent versions of libinput are good enough to where I find myself frustrated very rarely these days.
112.
by gtaylor 9y ago
It depends on the email service provider. In general, you're in for a bad time. You can make it work, but you're always going to be fighting black lists and the occasional ESP who blocks your entire provider.
113.
by gtaylor 9y ago
I went the other direction. Bought a Thinkpad due to how amazing they were in the past. Found that the build quality had gone way down. Was pretty disappointed as this expensive piece of hardware developed cracks on the casing within the fi
114.
by gtaylor 9y ago
Reddit is constantly out presenting, talking, and even writing about architecture, culture, and our unique challenges. Netflix seems to be similar. Their open source record speaks for itself, and their technical blog and presence at confere
115.
by gtaylor 9y ago
The answer to that depends on your particular usage case and requirements. There is no simple, always-true response.
116.
by gtaylor 9y ago
PyQt is very good
117.
by gtaylor 9y ago
This is one of a few signals that may suggest ECS may not figure prominently in AWS future strategy.
118.
by gtaylor 9y ago
That is a lot of language swapping. How long of a period did this happen over?
119.
by gtaylor 9y ago
You can fork numpy and maintain Python 2 support.
120.
by gtaylor 9y ago
If anyone over at DO is reading this, we've got some technical and conceptual overlap at Reddit. Would love to compare notes.

More ›