honkycat

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by honkycat 11mo ago
What is Charts v3? Please tell me it is LUA support.
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by honkycat 11mo ago
Yes, this is the key. Helm charts should basically be manifests with some light customization. Helm is not good enough to develop abstractions with. So go the opposite way: keep it stupid simple. Pairing helm with Kustomize can help a lot a
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by honkycat 11mo ago
yep, was gonna say this. Getting recommended all of the same books I've already read isn't great
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by honkycat 1y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junji_Ito%27s_Cat_Diary:_Yon... Junjie itonhas a funny one about cats
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by honkycat 1y ago
Gotta say it: School was easier back then, the US was less populated. There was way more opportunity. Kids these days are treated like slaves stuck in child-jail. I don't need to go into the traditional whining, I'm sure you are a
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by honkycat 1y ago
I mean, is it any question it's about money? And I don't mean money spent on education. People are too poor and harried to care anymore. When I was growing up, you could strive for a white collar job and get one, and we assumed it
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by honkycat 1y ago
Even if it allows them to function in society, they have significantly higher poverty rates. It is a hard life for everyone involved.
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by honkycat 1y ago
Yep, bingo. They don't want to be competitive they want to bleed the company dry.
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by honkycat 1y ago
Intel needs to course correct. I live in the area and know a LOT of intel fab workers. The issue is not the workers: Intel has been captured by corporate raiders and toxic management. They aren't interested in making chips or an innova
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by honkycat 1y ago
i always drag this one out: For a lot of modern history, public hangings were a family affair. Pack up a picnic and go downtown to watch a man hang.
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by honkycat 1y ago
I grew up in the 90s and I agree: I shared a room with my older brother until high school. We shared EVERYTHING. And strangely, it didn't kill us! In fact: it just motivated us to go to sports and clubs and stay out of the house. Obvio
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by honkycat 1y ago
A bored teenager doesn't care. There are people in the world who are profoundly nihilistic [0]. They will do mean shit for no reasons, and move on without caring. This has always been true throughout human history. "Father, forgiv
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by honkycat 1y ago
You're right, things are great in the US market. Totally different. These are all multi-national corps.
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by honkycat 1y ago
> Voters and lobbyists are the same thing one is a large corporation with money paying for access and favors, the other is a regular person who votes. Absolutely absurd.
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by honkycat 1y ago
It's not AI. We are in a recession caused by fear and instability. Tech may just be dying in general. This could finally be the collapse we have been waiting for. While the US was allowing capitalists to hoard all of the USs excess cap
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by honkycat 1y ago
> Looks like each container gets its own lightweight Linux VM. We're through the looking glass here, people
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by honkycat 1y ago
everyone is trying to hire the best, but caters to the lowest common denominator. "But what if we hire an engineer to stupid to learn a new language in a few weeks???" and on and on and on
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by honkycat 1y ago
awesome I love noisy boilerplate in my code, it isn't annoying at all
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by honkycat 1y ago
The Forza Horizon series are open world car games, and they are very fun and effective.
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by honkycat 1y ago
Cryptic, overly complicated syntax. for loops, if statements, etc.. are all done better in other languages. No package manager, build, or dependency features. This means it is ugly and gross to import functions from other programming langua
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by honkycat 1y ago
"I might come to work on..." Friend, you have no idea LOL My hatred is well earned!
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by honkycat 1y ago
#1 thing in command line shell scripting should be: "Do not use it for advanced scripts. If you have multiple if statements and for loops, rewrite it in a higher level language." This is also the advice given in the google shell g
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by honkycat 2y ago
The USA is not the problem, it is SEA. Most of our trash ends up in landfills, which is much preferable to the ocean.
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by honkycat 2y ago
I think it is foolish to think that just because it was easy to tear something down, it will be easy to build it back up. People are pissed off about the tanking economy and the brain-dead tariff approach, even though Trump said he was goin
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by honkycat 2y ago
There is no popular left in the US, we have a center-right neoliberal party who rat-fuck all competition to the point their base has given up. The corporate owners of social and news media pick the issues they want people to talk about and
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by honkycat 2y ago
> As such, this administration's policies are foolish, but many on this very site would need to give up a little bit of their privilege to reduce the pain felt by many of their fellow citizens. Very few people who work as full-time
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by honkycat 2y ago
I got downvoted here the other day for saying Republicans are low-information voters. My friends and countrymen: welcome to Trump's vision for the US. He is doing exactly what he said he would.
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by honkycat 2y ago
The dynamic difficulty indeed sucked bad. And it was multiple settings to disable it.
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by honkycat 2y ago
A while ago I asked Gemini to set an alarm, it said "Sure!" ...that was the LLM responding, and it did not set an alarm.
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by honkycat 2y ago
The fact we haven't globally banned single use plastic is incredibly stupid.

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