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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Absolutely true, but those are two different things. I -AM- a generalist and it's also a requirment for being actually any good in devops, but I position myself as Freelance Sr. Engineer with Kubernetes / DevOps / Golang Foc
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
In my opinion it's okay to not be able to pinpoint the exact problem, thats what I tried to imply by using the quotations. This is why I position myself as Consultant and Engineer, because you will know you have a problem with your clu
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The challenges automakers, and now Tesla, face with humanoid robots(reuters.com)
1 points by jhoelzel 4y ago|0 comments
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
fined a whooping two dollars for every person in the leak. yep. that's going to teach them.
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Kubernetes Devops guy checking in - this is the way! Also think about it from the company side: Would you rather hire someone that solves your "exact" problem, or the one-man Army that -could- do everything? Which matters to you?
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
I agree that we are sadly ending the chapter of free search but im quite sure this is just another roll call for some professors to make a quick buck like it always is. Search needs help its true, but 8 million are not even gonna move the n
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
For a Security site, the are quite hostile for declining their cookies. I will not get redirected to the article but to mainpage and the search doesnt work :/
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
I firmly believe there are two classes of email, those who use exchange servers and those who dont. While i dont really care so much about the mail client in itself, I would gladly use something else besides outlook, if it would integrate i
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
i was also googling for the supported TV sets and then i found it :D
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Of course a complete analysis needs something like kubecost running for a couple of weeks to determine where your peaks really are and a couple more for actual fine tuning, but i think its well worth it in the end. Node autoscaling works be
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
In my experience, HPA are awesome! Once you defined your sweetspot of buffer pods for quick scaling, they are well worth the effort! It the super simple stuff, scaling down staging on the weekend or even scaling all feature deployments to 0
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Yes absolutely, just the way foodcourts are, malls are the center of a small town circle. The question is, what kid of stores will be in them? My naive idea is. that the winner of the each branch will absolutely do stores. Imagine an amazon
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
thats not forecasting though is it? its measuring. and only with total coverage its predicting too?
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from the article itself: > UPDATES, June 14 > SPX proprietary connector it’s a USB-C connector in an unusual shape. You can bend the USB-C to fit the SpaceX one. So it looks like the adapter is just usb-c bend to look like hdmi so peo
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Check your local developer market and find what most people already know and use that. choosing a stack is not so much about -the right- library but the one that makes the most sense to the people that you will work with. that said, you wil
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
From my own experience, SQL is solid. The problem that is see the most is the one we are taught in programming 101: atomic data. The information you seek above is computed and therefore justifies a view table instead of a "real one&quo
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Mostly my social bubble and of course reddit! I even read hackernews through reddit, thanks to the sub forum. Otherwise there is the good old google bang for site:reddit.com for anything of interest =) I can safely reccomend the appollo app
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
you raise a good point, maybe I am overthinking this entirely. I mean one can only stream so many 4k videos at a time and kubernetes only downloads x images in parralell
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
thanks for the tip of the Solarflare 7000-series cards, they seem to be super cheap on ebay and do exactly what I want! Now i need to solve the hot and noisy part :D
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
So basically all a line of fiber switches in the middle of the house and then cat cable to the end consumer wall box? hmm I did play with the thought of a PCIE fiber cards for the tower, they are expensive but it seems like its the only thi
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Ask HN: Fiber connection with gigabit LAN, what switches to use?
4 points by jhoelzel 4y ago|9 comments
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Thank you! I love openwrt and have been using it as a workrouter for years now with vpn integrations, wifi repeater function and some routing magic, I was able to create the perfect business network for my needs. Thank you OpenWRT. Wifi 6 s
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
at that price you might as well invest into solar balconies
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Maybe this wont help you much, but I am currently looking into the shelly 4 pm, which goes directly into the fuse box and can measure the power consumption on 4 fuses (and trigger them)
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Well that depends on how big your area is and even if your router is set to eco mode. I suggest, if you have an appartment, by reducing the signal strength first, which will consume less power. But in the end of the day, you will need to m
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Nope. The concern is exactly the same in both examples: broad spectrum surveillance on the many to catch the few.
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
I wonder at what point internal components go external again. Imagine having a slot for an usb-stick in your notebook, which contains your hard drive. Laptop broken? take your usb-stick and a new Laptop and off you go working again. Actuall
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
I agree and even google noticed it has become a problem and thus reduced the quality for public facing images. Here in germany you can even have your house blurred out on google maps if you submit a request.
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internet surveillance is one thing and yes we are involved but still less than the united states or other actors. However there still is a reasonable expectency of privacy in the real world here.
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
> so in your opinion police patrolling the streets are an "unnecessary surveillance of the innocent"? The street is a public place, but my yard is not. Furthermore the police does not check in once every X hours with me persona

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