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by jitl 11mo ago
It’s the same as any other intervention to reduce weight. I worked out and ate better for a year and lost 35lbs. Then, I stopped working out, and gained 15lbs. Exercise: no safe off-ramp for some.
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by jitl 11mo ago
Has anyone tried AirPods Pro as hearing aides? I remember Apple talking big game about getting them certified or something
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by jitl 11mo ago
I think it really comes down to, do new young users want to use your language? I don't think perl5 vs perl6 scared off those users. I think the language design is outdated for what people want from computers today.
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by jitl 11mo ago
My hypothesis is that as the volume of Perl grew, it became more and more apparent that it wasn't a good idea to write new projects in Perl: - Perl's fascination with punctuation makes it hard to google for stuff, since search eng
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by jitl 11mo ago
Both SpiderMonkey jitless (sm-jitless) and v8 jitless are on the benchmarks page, if you click the checkboxes you will see them in the graphs.
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by jitl 11mo ago
For regression testing I struggle to see how a new SQL only test runner improves over a project’s existing testing systems. I think any project using a database should have integration tests that combine testing application logic with their
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by jitl 11mo ago
Do you use an off the shelf tool for anonymization or did you write something yourself?
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by jitl 11mo ago
wat, i did an upgrade of my year-old clusters in september and all i did was bump the version number and run terraform apply
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by jitl 11mo ago
Yeah but at least the fucked-ness is contained in the app layer and the infra layer can live in a happy and optimized modern world. Also, intricate linkage between an app and the host OS also means there’s more work involved with upgradin
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by jitl 11mo ago
To get prod scale out of a for loop I’m gonna need a few hours of iterations :-(
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by jitl 11mo ago
Your original suggestion didn’t sound didactic in nature. I did enough deploying Perl apps that way to consider it a huge waste of time. No thanks!
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by jitl 11mo ago
I don’t understand how you can test Postgres performance in CI or on a developer laptop. Until your tables are large and varied enough, Postgres can ignore indexes and prefer full table scans because it’s faster. Plans depend on statistics
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by jitl 11mo ago
sure i guess if you only want money from adults born in the 80s maybe it seems like an okay idea. abandon the market of humans born after the year 2000, should be fine.
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by jitl 11mo ago
oh, i am interested, but i can’t remember the last time i needed ssh to figure out the issue, or needing to fix a node besides by destroying it. last time it was a silly app deciding to use a host volume on root partition to cache stuff usi
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by jitl 11mo ago
with EKS and cloud-init these days i dont find any need to even bake AMIs anymore. scaling / autoscaling so easy now with karpenter to create/destroy nodes to fit current demand. i think if you use kubernetes in a very dumb way to
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by jitl 11mo ago
i prefer current era where i never have to ssh to debug a node. if a node is misbehaving or even needs a patch i destroy it. one command, works every time.
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by jitl 11mo ago
imo if you are on a cloud like aws and using a config management system for mutable infra like puppet you are taking unnecessary complexity and living in the dark ages > Generally speaking I think people need to be more comfortable with
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by jitl 11mo ago
phone strap is not a newly invented product category https://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Cell-Phone-Lanyards-Wris...
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by jitl 11mo ago
apple x designer fashion has been around a while https://www.apple.com/apple-watch-hermes/
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by jitl 11mo ago
no https://us.isseymiyake.com/collections/pleatsplease
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by jitl 11mo ago
my conclusion is that designer fashion is not for average people see also apple watch hermes $500 watch straps ( https://www.apple.com/shop/watch/bands/apple-watch-herm%C3%A... ) or (non-apple) LV purses, $5000
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by jitl 11mo ago
Doesn't seem like this can visualize over data stored in Honeycomb like Grafana can :(
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by jitl 11mo ago
Can this visualize over data stored in Honeycomb like Grafana can?
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by jitl 11mo ago
It's private code in our monorepo EDIT: we actually have two. The one we use for Node, the author plans to open source it eventually. That one is drop in replacement for Span and Trace classes and Just Works with upstream Otel. Main bl
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by jitl 11mo ago
Rust is a pain
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by jitl 11mo ago
Otel collector or complete Otel stack with data storage and ui etc? The collector is a helm chart, someone on my project added it to our K8s clusters last week. It was like 30 lines of YAML/Terraform in total. Logs, trace forwarding, P
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by jitl 11mo ago
I want improvements like “dropdown menu of tags not limited to 50 items” and “one button forecast on any graph”. Unsure if any SQL query language will solve my annoyance that stuff in Datadog was one click, and in Grafana is 14 clicks or im
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by jitl 11mo ago
People with Linux servers keep getting hacked so idk if I buy the argument “if it’s in use it’s good enough”. That’s like saying “everyone else runs Pentium 2, why would I upgrade to Pentium 3?”
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by jitl 11mo ago
I think the issue with this approach is it’s perfectly reasonable in Fil-C to never call `free` because the GC will GC. So if you develop on Fil-C, you may be leaking memory if you run in production with Yolo-C.
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by jitl 11mo ago
I don’t think that’s how it works. Once an object is freed, any access will crash. You’re allowed to still have a reference to it.

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