hadlock

23 ms·

451.
by hadlock 2y ago
Here is the helm chart: https://github.com/neondatabase/helm-charts/tree/main Although documentation is sparse. Percona has a good walkthrough on how to spin up neondatabase via plain docker containers, which
452.
by hadlock 2y ago
The american car industry took a deep nose dive because the cars they were building in the 70s and 80s struggled to crack 100,000 miles without a major issue, and the interiors literally fell apart in your hands. I'll never buy a GM or
453.
by hadlock 2y ago
From what I can tell, there's very little value in putting a SWE into an ops role, regardless if it's SRE. The open source (CNCF in particular) tooling is really good these days. Hiring an SWE for ops results in them building a bu
454.
by hadlock 2y ago
Since 2009 only once has someone asked me about a college degree. Once you hit 30 (27?) I don't think it really ever comes up in conversation in a professional context. Your resume shows where you worked and how fast you progressed, wh
455.
by hadlock 2y ago
You need to prove commercial intent to profit If a choir teacher distributes the lyrics to a Britney Spears song to their students for practice, there is nothing illegal about this If a choir teacher starts a website britneylyrics.com and p
456.
by hadlock 2y ago
No, I'm genuinely curious.
457.
by hadlock 2y ago
Just to clarify, you are upholding your father's political retribution despite being born elsewhere and (presumably) never visiting? I'm genuinely curious.
458.
by hadlock 2y ago
I'm not sure if you got the memo, but you need to jump jobs if you want more money. This goes triple if you're not a top 5% worker. BLS has been tracking this number and it has skyrocketed in the last generation (Number of Jobs He
459.
by hadlock 2y ago
What I can't understand is WHY are the people who escaped for a better life, pro embargo... What, 70 years later? Seems like it's only being highly effective at hurting the general population
460.
by hadlock 2y ago
I wish high schools taught this more. If you do 3 internships in college, you'll likely (if you didn't sleep through them) have at least 1, if not 2 job offers when you graduate. Plus some actual job references, and three years of
461.
by hadlock 2y ago
You should not be logging in to production unless something has gone seriously wrong. I've not seen a company where developers (minus a handful of "blessed" staff) even know how to access prod, let alone log in.
462.
by hadlock 2y ago
Depends on what you want to do with it. Alpine Linux is pretty popular for size optimized containers. I played around with Tiny Core Linux (TCL, used to just be tiny linux) back in the 5.0 days it is size optimized and supports desktop use
463.
by hadlock 2y ago
Modern printers are pretty good, now. I have the ender 3 v2 and it was considered a huge upgrade over the original ender 3, but stuff from bambu labs are actually "remove from box, push print, get object" as long promised. The Bam
464.
by hadlock 2y ago
Time to containerize your pytorch app
465.
by hadlock 2y ago
I've been using sops in production since at least 2017, plus it has excellent compatibility with containerized infra tools like helm and other infra tools like terraform (both technically using plugins, but helm secrets and the carlpet
466.
by hadlock 2y ago
"old insulin" pre-~1980 was made from grinding up animal (cow, pig) pancreas and extracting a tiny amount of pure insulin through a chemical extraction process. Wikipedia posts a ratio of 2 tons of animal matter to 8 oz of insulin
467.
by hadlock 2y ago
As I understand it, PDF digestion/manipulation (and particularly translation) has long been a top request from businesses, based on conversations I've had with people selling the technology, so it doesn't surprise me that Gem
468.
by hadlock 2y ago
Sponge filters do this same task as bog filtration as well, at a much smaller scale. A sponge is shaped like a cylinder, then a 1cm hole is punched through the center. An air tube goes down the middle, and a 4cm "chimney" sticks u
469.
by hadlock 2y ago
China is developing a 10m diameter rocket that looks heavily inspired by Starship; methalox engines, stainless steel construction, possibly partly/fully reusable But yeah I can't imagine this going on any other rocket. At some poi
470.
by hadlock 2y ago
That may be because it freezes there, and there's a hazard of ice falling on vehicles etc. In both Texas and California, generally the drive through order thing has a ~8x8' cover over it. It never freezes for more than a day or tw
471.
by hadlock 2y ago
So did "twinkle twinkle little star", or the alphabet song come first
472.
by hadlock 2y ago
This is at least a once a month occurrence, usually weekly+ when I'm working on a big new project. I'll feel like I spent the whole night thinking about how to fix X and only got 3 hours of sleep, but in reality I got more than 6
473.
by hadlock 2y ago
The ultimate serverless dead drop was a USB thumb drive epoxied into a hole in the wall, with only the port sticking out. The only criteria the thumb drive in the wall fails is "Accessible via Tor to protect against traffic analysis.&q
474.
by hadlock 2y ago
I'm also curious about this. What prevents you from growing molars on your elbows, hips or forehead?
475.
by hadlock 2y ago
There's no world with SEO that is a positive, don't delude yourself
476.
by hadlock 2y ago
You have a pretty good visa situation, you can move if you don't like it.
477.
by hadlock 2y ago
Why are you trying to interface with google products in 2024. App developers are a problem, not a revenue source for google.
478.
by hadlock 2y ago
Putting a frozen pizza in the oven can spike most apartments to 300 in under 10-12 min, especially if you leave it in too long at 450F
479.
by hadlock 2y ago
Short of it being on a superfund site most residential land will never have a value of 0. It's called REAL estate for a reason. Partial ownership in a company can evaporate, but 405 park west, manhattan nyc will always be there, at lea
480.
by hadlock 2y ago
I struggle to believe that pied-a-terres are less than 1% in NYC, particularly in the post covid era. Maybe paid off condos in NYC owned by people who also live in Florida aren't counted somehow? Seems like everyone with a net worth of

More ›