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hggigg
2y ago
Rather nice that. I like it. Doesn't handle divide by zero very well though i.e. f(x)=1/x. Should probably consider that as undefined rather than a bad expression.
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hggigg
2y ago
Define easily?
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hggigg
2y ago
I ran through that about 10 years ago. Not difficult for a reasonably seasoned Unixy person to run through but it quite frankly scared the shit out of me on the basis of how much stuff requires patching and hacking. Nothing fits together ni
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hggigg
2y ago
Agree with this on all points. We went from a virtualized server model to managed Kubernetes and costs have escalated considerably. The additional complexity and maintenance overheads of Kubernetes are not trivial and required additional st
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hggigg
2y ago
You parse them and reject CSVs that do not conform. There is absolutely no way to reason about a malformed CSV.
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hggigg
2y ago
It's even worse than that. Most non-trivial, and some trivial scripts and one liners rely on naive parsing (regex/cut etc) because that's the only tool in the toolbox. This resulted in some horrific problems over the years. I
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hggigg
2y ago
I had one a few years back where we ran out of inodes on a Jenkins machine on CentOS 7 and it crashed and couldn’t remount the filesystem. I had to restore a backup which was time consuming on a 4TB volume with crazy amounts of files.