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1y ago
How did you handle re-partitioning and rebalancing every time you scaled your cluster in or out?
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1y ago
It is a *very bad* replacement for an MQ system, for the simple reason you can't quickly and effortlessly scale int/out consumers.
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1y ago
Hahaha my exact thought.
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1y ago
Yes. I thought of Gleba too.
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1y ago
I'm not sure how many of these there are, but they're very significant. These are bot networks run by big firms just building reputation overtime, to be switched on during some huge - usually political - campaign. Suddenly, in som
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1y ago
Exactly. I'll need to dig deeper into its allowlist and try a few things. Problem is: I also force it to run `kubectl --context somecontext`, as to avoid it using `kubectl config use-context` and pull a hug on me (if it switches the co
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1y ago
I was diagnosing an issue in production. The idea was to have the LLM would need to collect the logs of a bunch of pods, compare the YAML code in the cluster with the templates we were feeding ArgoCD, then check why the original YAML we wer
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1y ago
It is dangerous. Just yesterday my cursor agent made some changes to a live kubernetes cluster even over my specific instruction not to. I gave it kubectl to analyze and find the issues with a large Prometheud + AlertManager configuration,
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1y ago
Not really. Blaming Tylenol is actually a surprisingly harmless and almost a relief. Remember it used to be vaccines until a few days ago. Antivax sentiment is not inconsequential to the average person. Gun rights are not inconsequential to
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1y ago
I'm not an American, I don't live in the US and I generally keep away from politically charged topics on Hackernews, but I feel I must add to your comment a bit. I would aggree with you that this "is just theatre" and as
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1y ago
AKA Acetaminophen, depending on the country.
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1y ago
Let's all be honest here. I use Vyvanse.
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1y ago
The genius of streaming was being more convenient than piracy. With streaming prices hiking up, recommendations getting worse and their libraries becoming plagued by one-song-releases and AI Slop, piracy is becoming a thing again. The same
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1y ago
"XBOW is an AI-powered penetration testing platform that delivers human-level security testing at machine speed." At least they're not lying right? It's just people using computers.
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1y ago
This looks absolutely amazing, but since this is the Internet and people need to complain about stuff, I can't see the knit cloth mat working well with a wheeled chair!
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1y ago
I think mr Trump will have to seriously rethink the 50% tariff he put on our (Brazilian) meat imports then. Interesting.
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1y ago
The author hints very briefly that Semantic Version is a hint, not a guarantee, to which I agree - but then I think we should be insisting on library maintainers that semantic versioning *should* be a guarantee, and in the worst case scenar
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1y ago
Maybe they didn't give you the same sets of problems most companies use. Last time I went through any of these one of the problems was implementing a priority queue, for which I would have to write a min-heap on the spot. There's
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1y ago
Exactly. Leetcode only measures how much leetcode the candidate has been practicing. Nothing else.
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1y ago
Anyone that has been working on corporate jobs for a good lot of years won't have a portfolio or a busy github. I've been coding for 20 years. Almost all this work is in some private repository behind multiple levels of locks prot
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1y ago
I can't really explain why, but to me they don't feel the same at all. I've always finished exams absurdly quickly. I used to finish 60 min exams in like 20 min and sleep the rest of the time when the professor didn't al
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1y ago
Generally, yes. You need an account in some Brazilian bank to use PIX, so these are likely Brazilian nationals living abroad and accepting payments directly to their Brazilian accounts.
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1y ago
This. Mercado Pago is also available in Brazil, and it requires you deposit funds in their own account to use. The thing about PIX most people don't get, including Europeans in this thread, is it integrates into whatever is your bank,
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1y ago
We also have the same problem: technically, PIX is only inside our borders. The thing is our borders are huge! In practice, people have started to accept it in Portugal, Argentina, Uruguai and some other places where people tend to have acc
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1y ago
Amazing article. I've always been curious how hard it would be to simulate accurate tires in particular, and I'm also interested in how the sound of engines is generated. A quick typo though: s/Imperically/empirically (I
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1y ago
I understand nothing of this article. What does it mean by "n8n" lacks a UI? All it has is a UI, what use cases does the UI not handle? The writing is very poor and does not make sense at all.
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1y ago
Some-other-language-user complaining about python ugliness:_____new_____ and _____init_____ Same-other-language-user: ((()))()()()({}{}{{(((())){}}}}{}{}{};;;;();)(;}}} *not supposed to be correct syntax, it's just a joke
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1y ago
Apparently the author used to be a Java person. I have this feeling - or prejudice - that people still in the Java World are a bit out of tune with the tech industry, working on huge legacy projects on big retail or US banking. These people
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1y ago
Software Engineer / Platform Engineer / Site Reliability with 20+ years of experience, starting in server consolidation of telco companies, HPC, the advent of cloud computing, containers. Worked in Telco, EDA, Fintech and UX marke
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1y ago
Maybe it's because I'm old, but I have always instinctivelly thought of links as pointing to to nouns: links point to a place, and that place has a name, not a verb, maybe an adjective. So links to my website are fine, while li
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