jvolkman

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   by jvolkman 4y ago

   This is possible with existing general monorepo tools. We use Bazel for Python and other languages. With Python, we have a single requirements.txt at the root of the monorepo, but each target (a Python package, a module, an app, or some com
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   by jvolkman 4y ago

   What are you looking for in a monorepo solution?
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   by jvolkman 4y ago

   Also Google One, which doesn't require using Fi. https://one.google.com/about/vpn
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   by jvolkman 4y ago

   One problem with pip freeze (and pip-tools) is that it won't capture platform-specific dependencies. For example, ipython depends on appnope only on macos. If you build your lock file on Linux or Windows, the appnope version won't
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   by jvolkman 5y ago

   Well, that seems like a builder problem, no some inherent problem with smarthome equipment.
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   by jvolkman 5y ago

   I've never had this problem. All of my remotely-controllable switches are just in spots that people would place normal switches, but they're additionally remotely controllable.
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   by jvolkman 5y ago

   But any decent smart switch works as a normal switch by default, without any care or feeding. Sure, controlling them remotely and adding them to automation takes additional work, but that's stuff that is just impossible with the dumb
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   by jvolkman 5y ago

   This is why I use z-wave and Home Assistant.
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   by jvolkman 5y ago

   There's a new acronym - by the same TV host - that doesn't include Netflix: MAMAA https://fortune.com/2021/10/29/faang-mamaa-jim-cramer-tech-f...
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    The feature auto-screens and only alerts you if the caller is deemed important. Most of them just hang up and there's no interruption at all.
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    I was thinking of this example: https://cloud.google.com/billing/docs/how-to/notify#cap_disa...
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    There are ways to automatically kill billing (and thus service) on a project in response to cost overruns.
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    Stallman's pages for Amazon and Apple are both longer. https://www.stallman.org/amazon.html https://www.stallman.org/apple.html
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    Despite the name I don't think that was actually part of GCP.
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    That's right. I've had a tiny vm running for years and have never paid anything.
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    The main page says it's for JavaScript and TypeScript codebases. Will it support other languages?
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    What is proper decoupling? In a properly-tooled monorepo, project A can't take a dependency on project B unless B is a public library or explicitly gives access to A [1]. Authors have full control over coupling. Sure, avoid changing th
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    > Is there, say, IntelliJ support for Bazel? Seems like JetBrains has recently committed to some amount of 1st-party Bazel support: https://twitter.com/ebenwert/status/1506683612518887425 And there's now a
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    At least at Google: you don't. There is just one current version of your library. There are exceptions, but for the vast majority of things there is no concept of versioning.
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    Let's not pretend that Amazon hasn't spent significant effort over decades building and maintaining their own (non-monorepo) build systems and tooling.
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    West Point Treatment Plant in Seattle suffers major failure on February 9, 2017(historylink.org)

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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    I believe Starlark being turing-complete would be a bug. The language takes steps to avoid it by disallowing recursion and only allowing iteration over finite sequences.
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    One thing about traceroute that I doubt most casual users think about (maybe I'm wrong) is that its output only shows you the forward path. That is, it shows you the path your packet takes from when it leaves your machine to when it ge
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    `app_prod.apply` is just an executable target that can do the non-hermetic stuff. The hermetic building of rendered yaml files, docker images containing built app artifacts, etc. happens through normal Bazel actions.
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    Github announced merge queue support (in preview) late last year: https://github.blog/changelog/2021-10-27-pull-request-merge-...
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    It's one command. e.g.: > bazel run //k8s:app_prod.apply this command will: 1. build the app, as needed (java, python, go, or some mixture) 2. build and push docker images, as needed. 3. render kubernetes manifests, replac
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    I'm not sure it's so black and white. We have bazel targets that invoke the Serverless framework (for deploying to lambda), or invoke kubectl (rules_k8s), and we `bazel run` these targets in our GitHub workflows. Through dependenc
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    Sure. You can add a *_binary target (say, a shell script or a python script) that takes as input some build output and scps it somewhere.
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    Add ssh/scp to do what?
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    by jvolkman 5y ago

    There are no video ads if you pay for YouTube Premium (outside of embedded paid sponsor stuff added by the video producers themselves).