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by hbogert 4y ago
if we can get AMT functionality like remote rebooting in to PXE, then I would migrate immediately for the home lab. For now, AMT is too convenient in combination with Canonical MAAS which does the whole lifecycle when you use these machines
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by hbogert 4y ago
It's b/c of this that I don't see the advantage of 100+ Hz screens yet.
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by hbogert 4y ago
Of course it's more complicated than just naming numbers. Why is water consumption an issue perse? What did the 5kg of food consist of? Is that 5kg we humans could've ate? I doubt it. Throughout time we've given our animals s
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by hbogert 4y ago
Ansible is the regular expression of devops, you can use it almost anywhere to try and solve a problem, but now you have 2 problems. Ansible makes you comfortable with mutable infra, but with enough time I always regret using it.
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by hbogert 4y ago
That's because current CI platforms are the new lock-in. If you'd go the otherway around it'd cost you the same amount of time. It's a horrible abstraction layer.
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by hbogert 4y ago
Listen to Oxide's podcast "Oxide & Friends", it's awesome if you're in this space of datacenters, servers, networking etc. Last episode was about doing their own networking, and it's not some whitelabel $hi
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by hbogert 4y ago
Without the disadvantages? What advantage does C hold over Rust if you value a composable language which is safe and expressive? With composable I mean the ease in which you can include a external library without having to study it first. W
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by hbogert 4y ago
We didn't even have whiteboards till 2.5y ago because the cto thought they're ugly in such a nice office like ours
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by hbogert 4y ago
most solutions which are not federated, eventually give the owning company incentives to not play along further nicely, and become some shade of evil. Of course evil is in the eye of the beholder, most probably it's just money dynamics
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by hbogert 4y ago
The author is my consciousness personified trying to slap me into learning tla+
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by hbogert 4y ago
Came here to say that. That oryx configurator is indeed pretty slick. https://configure.zsa.io/ Blew my mind that it worked flawlessly almost 3 years ago already.
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by hbogert 4y ago
This resonates. In April I'll be starting a new job and the amount of clarity that gives with my current job is eye-opening. I'll be earning less, yet I'll gladly leave a situation where not a lot of persons have a clue what
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by hbogert 4y ago
Yeah this question. I'm not well versed in Amazon lingo to understand the article
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by hbogert 4y ago
Good memories of this library when the professor for the course complex networks said you were allowed to use any existing libraries. That labwork, needless to say, was a walk in the park.
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by hbogert 4y ago
It's rather personal what works for you or not. What helped for me was the accessibility of a good 10inch ereader. And strangely another ingredient was a very bad sleeping baby, which only slept in his own bed if I lay next to him on t
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by hbogert 4y ago
I have a VW Id.3. it's not just touchscreen interfaces. It's the haptic less buttons as well. Ridiculous design choices. They at least backtraced on the steering wheel buttons which in fact were haptic feedback, but it was a god a
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by hbogert 4y ago
Having listened to "oxide and friends" and "on the metal" podcasts.. next and sun were nothing alike. The above podcasts are hosted by Bryan cantrill and often has guests from that era, though the newer episodes try not
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by hbogert 4y ago
Imagine every little project costs you 30 dollars. ( He's getting compute for free for now, I included that) That will add up. The cloudwatch costs are just ridiculous. Even with the high energy costs in Europe I'll just be migra
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by hbogert 4y ago
What's fundamentally different if you host this in the cloud but still have a public port? What was the exact attack vector in the case of nyevgeny?
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by hbogert 4y ago
Sleep was broken for a year on those with the amd platform. Based on 4 laptops t14s gen 2 iirc. Latest kernels seem to fix it. But tbh I felt like a fool handing those things to our freelancers.
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by hbogert 4y ago
Get fiber and host this from your own home. When i see these absurd costs I'm happy with the k8s I built, with ceph for storage.
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by hbogert 4y ago
Who are making the breakthroughs? Are they made by people not holding a degree? If the breakthroughs are made by people with a MSc degree or higher, do you want to be a part of that group? If you're in it for the 80 to 90 percentile
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by hbogert 4y ago
I just used it like 10 minutes ago! Awesome piece of tech.
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by hbogert 4y ago
You'd still recommend PHP for scripting? The developer ux of php is miles behind compared to Go, though I suppose it depends what we mean by it. Composer is clunky as hell and Concurrent scripts are just a big fat no in PHP. I need con
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by hbogert 4y ago
Rob pike said they intended to replace c++, that didn't happen to his own accord.
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by hbogert 4y ago
oh my... I was at the point of making a git plugin to do this. This pretty much was the bane of my existence. :pray:
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by hbogert 4y ago
Self hosting Kubernetes on 4 cheapish office PCs (hp 6300), ceph/rook for storage, orchestrated by canonical Maas/juju - nextcloud with bulk of data going to ceph s3. - Unifi controller - openhab - blog - nat gateway, dns server -
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by hbogert 4y ago
how do you use docker in your pipelines then?
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by hbogert 4y ago
don't forget about CUE please! Dagger is a good reason to learn CUE, my gut feeling so far is, my life is better with CUE experience.
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by hbogert 4y ago
You start to wonder thy you have to compile to 'yaml', instead of just having gitlab just give you a normale interface, in the form of a library. And then we've come full-circle.

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