hbogert

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   by hbogert 5y ago

   Not sure if better. But the biggest change in my case was not all the changes suggested by powertop, but probably kernel changes.went from 8-9w idle, to 5-6w. Over the course of 2 years wit a Lenovo t480s. I think that 5-6w is slightly bett
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   by hbogert 5y ago

   I'll stress with you. Even if you hate Emacs, magit alone is a valid single use-case to start up emacs.
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   by hbogert 5y ago

   amen! really, do people even use git bisect? If you do, you go through some rite of passage and I've seen people including myself make better (not perfect) commits. It remains a black art to gauge what the perfect amount of work in a c
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   by hbogert 6y ago

   Priceless to mention Alpine because of its use of libmusl and BusyBox. BusyBox follows the same model as systemd of one binary and a gazillion uses. It even takes it further.
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   by hbogert 6y ago

   I call it deflation
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   by hbogert 6y ago

   wow that fastcompany, did anyone opt out of all ads and cookies? that list is unbelievable.
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   by hbogert 6y ago

   hehe these are quite good; some of them are the type of questions that if the answerer takes too long to come up with an answer, you know it's complete bullocks.
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   by hbogert 6y ago

   > What is “not ok” is the fact that switching to a GPL based license forces projects depending on the code like CrateDB to use a fork since it kills the business model. This is the most important statement, yet they don't explain wh
9. 309.▲
   by hbogert 6y ago

   how is that clearly? What if your UI over time provides the mechanisms which are isomorphic to the functionality provided by ES? This will be a nightmare if ever tried in court.
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    what layers would they have to show? All of them up to bare metal? This is madness, should you be able to show your UEFI firmware? Should the server's out-of-band-mangement firmware be available as well? The license is plain vague.
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    For people on the commandline, `ncdu`, I highly recommend it.
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    Whenever people use Go in an analogy and depict it as simple, I'm out. Easy, yes; simple, no.
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    I wish I was using version control at age 14 or 15 8)
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    Ahh magit, the reason I keep getting back to Emacs.
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    I never quite got what made python 2 -> 3 so much more complicated than say php 5 to 7. I heard nobody complain the time I was still active in the PHP world (lucky me right?). Yet the Python2 code just kept lingering everywhere.
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    Why? They have 8 PoPs stretching from US west coast to Singapore and Australia. That seems pretty okay.
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    You make it sound as if devops is the initiator of the complexity problems. This might well be in your case. My experience is the other way around. I'm forced to think about stuff like Kubernetes because the devs are popping "micr
18. 318.▲
    by hbogert 6y ago

    Just go the usb-capture-card route. Way better quality anyway for 10-15 €/$
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    I have a similar one [1] (they probably all use the same chip). Can't go wrong for the money. Just don't believe it's USB3 and can do 60fps output . [1]: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HDMI-to-USB-3-0-Video-
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    Employee in the same space you are referring to, though bare-metal. The wreckage owners can make by thinking of the short-term gains is baffling. We are so behind the curve that we'll never make up for it.
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    Yes, mind was blown when he explained this. The executioner had the intrinsic knowledge of the inner workings to cope with this. Just wow.
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    sincerely, why do this in the first place?
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    That still assumes that YAML actually is good for configuration icw logic
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    Found this blog when looking for fellow devs who are in the same boat. The whole pipeline-as-yaml in CI is the worst thing I had to do for my profession in the last 10y. The iteration experience for this is so incredibly inefficient. Testab
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    Why YAML is used for configuration when it's so bad, what can you do about it?(kula.blog)

    4 points by hbogert 6y ago|5 comments
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    as in the Billions tv-series when they actually do influence the market, they'd say: "I am not uncertain that [blabla]"
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    This makes it sound like 100% is the goal. Some companies don't get added value by going to the cloud. The cloud isn't cheap for example (among many others) for storage heavy workloads. And sometimes it's also a regulatory th
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    I really have to disagree, if you're going the route of hosting stuff in your home, then by all means take an easy k8s distro like rancher. I have stuff running from openhab, Nextcloud to even my Unifi controller. It runs flawlessly;
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    that's not caching, that's the optimistic UI from the referenced paper that you are describing
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    by hbogert 6y ago

    a serious problem with these exotic keyboards is, you need two. They're too big to take with you to work. I would not have coped well if not for Covid-19. When I am at the office im just there for meetings, because getting things done