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by jitl 1y ago
What’s the list vs dictionary issue in Terraform? I use a lot of dictionaries (maps in tf speak), terraform things like for_each expect a map and throw if handed a list.
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by jitl 1y ago
I’ve never used OpenShift nor do I know anyone irl who uses it. Sample from SF where most people I know are on AWS or GCP.
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by jitl 1y ago
I feel like I’m already living in the Kubernetes 2.0 world because I manage my clusters & its applications with Terraform. - I get HCL, types, resource dependencies, data structure manipulation for free - I use a single `tf apply` to cr
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by jitl 1y ago
K8s has swap now. I am managing a fleet of nodes with 12TB of NVMe swap each. Each container gets (memory limit / node memory) * (total swap) swap limit. No way to specify swap demand on the pod spec yet so needs to be managed “by hand
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by jitl 1y ago
All the APIs, including CRDs, already have a well described public & introspectable OpenAPI schema you can use to generate clients. I use the TypeScript client generated and maintained by Kubernetes organization. I don’t see what advan
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by jitl 1y ago
Because they don’t want to be pigeonholed as “just time series things”. They continue selling a product called timescale, so I don’t think it’s a loss of brand in much measure.
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by jitl 1y ago
also WiredTiger, the storage engine used by MongoDB https://github.com/wiredtiger/wiredtiger
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by jitl 1y ago
Helm is annoying. I’m thankful it makes software easier to install but it’s like being thankful for npm.
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by jitl 1y ago
Epic's new language, Verse, is also well poised for the "immutable" future of AI agent coding. Verse uses an effects system, and the <transacts> effect is required for any function to change a mutable variable. These ch
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by jitl 1y ago
I don’t think vlang compiles to Go
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by jitl 1y ago
Thanks for contributing. I see Mihai implemented the UUID type in Calcite ( https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CALCITE-6738 ) back in January which is one of the issues I hit, so for sure my experience with Felde
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by jitl 1y ago
Shouldn’t lisp macros make it easy to present such a nice syntax? Perhaps the author could easily implement that bit, if not the wide rows. Or is that the point you’re making? There is a dl-rule here: https://github.com/deos
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by jitl 1y ago
I struggle to understand the Clojure/Datomic dialect, but I agree generally. I recommend Percival for playing around with Datalog in a friendly notebook environment online: https://percival.ink/ Although there’s no “AN
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by jitl 1y ago
Flink SQL is quite limited compared to Feldera/DBSP or Frank’s Materialize.com, and has some correctness limitations: it’s “eventually consistent” but until you stop the data it’s unlikely to ever be actually correct when working with
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by jitl 1y ago
Cozodb seems cool but also inactive. I poked around about in November 2024 and found some low hanging fruit in the sqlite storage backend: https://github.com/cozodb/cozo/issues/285
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by jitl 1y ago
The Differential Datalog team founded Feldera: https://www.feldera.com/ They switched from differential Datalog to differential SQL, I think because they realized Datalog is a really tough sell.
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by jitl 1y ago
Oof, that feels like a blunder for Java interop, although I've never encountered use of checked exceptions in my admittedly limited Java experience. In everyday Kotlin code, I see either a sealed class or Result for cases where you&#x2
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by jitl 1y ago
The important distinction for me with Kotlin's system is that the compiler guides developers to write null-safe code by default because it's built into the language itself. Whereas Optional in Java requires extra effort in instant
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by jitl 1y ago
Kotlin is very easily adoptable in existing Java systems and is much safer (although not guaranteed safe) Zig is fairly easy to adopt in existing C systems and is guaranteed null safe (although not use after free safe) Rust, although quite
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by jitl 1y ago
> This policy data contained unintended blank fields. Service Control, then regionally exercised quota checks on policies in each regional datastore. This pulled in blank fields for this respective policy change and exercised the code pa
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by jitl 1y ago
The storm was virtual keyboard only, and a markedly worse one where you had to click in the whole screen. Worst aspect of touchscreen keyboard (finger placement, no keyfinding haptics, still need to look directly at it) with the added slown
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by jitl 1y ago
Now they made the outline shiny
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by jitl 1y ago
YouTube stomping out the good 3rd party apps on Vision Pro killed the device for me (along with it being heavy enough to give me neck aches after a few sessions of use)
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by jitl 1y ago
Storm was so funny to me. My lawyer older cousin got one excitedly and it felt like such a dinosaur compared to year old iPhones.
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by jitl 1y ago
Compared to what, running a garbage collector?
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by jitl 1y ago
Copying data into and out of a disk image is probably going to be much slower and involve just as many syscalls if not more compared to setting up a “symlink forest”. As far as I can tell, the containerization framework seems like it’s for
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by jitl 1y ago
Sure, if you know how much you allocate per minute (and don’t exceed your budget) you just buy enough RAM and it’s fine.
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by jitl 1y ago
Couldn’t find this after 6 seconds of googling, link?
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by jitl 1y ago
(Bluetooth) audio never works consistently for me on Linux, especially after wake from sleep I have like a 10% chance to get crackling/stuttering
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by jitl 1y ago
Would it really be better if there was one domain used for everything? If you want to turn off your Mac doing things like syncing data with the screen off, you can: https://support.apple.com/en-in/guide/mac-help&#x

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