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by kapilvt 3y ago
Nice commit message on the removal, “first draft of new readme” https://github.com/lensapp/lens/commit/e1fc8869a9e0033fb2266... Stuff like this is why its gets really hard to trust open source projects backed
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by kapilvt 3y ago
No, their saying cloud formation wasted billions of person years per total deployed stacks, due to poor of use of sleep/waits between resources, and they’ve minimized that. Terraform’s native AWS provider never had that issue, and is
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by kapilvt 3y ago
I'm excited to see this. One of my reservations on using chain guard images previously was how they only hosted them on their own registry, which had previously yanked access behind a pay wall for using any tag other then latest. At le
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by kapilvt 3y ago
I was looking at this space and nicegui seemed like the best ootb experience. https://nicegui.io/ Fastui seems prettty barebones mostly a form adapter to pydantic models that I can see.
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by kapilvt 3y ago
Plone was closest I saw, also run by several gov agencies, but drupal popularity won out to due to ease of staffing.
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by kapilvt 3y ago
https://arstechnica.com/science/2024/02/caveat-emptor-90-of-...
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by kapilvt 3y ago
re google's https://github.com/google/ghost-userspace also one from canonical in rust on top of scx https://github.com/sched-ext/scx/tree/main/scheds/rust/scx_r... h
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by kapilvt 3y ago
hmm.. having lived in all of those cities, I'd say closer to South Bay then East bay re SF.
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by kapilvt 3y ago
thanks for noting, 2020 should be in the title, I was about to comment that event bridge (which linked article notes is new) is a rebrand on cloud watch events which have been around since January 2016.
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by kapilvt 3y ago
The CNCF project, Cloud Custodian fits these sorts of use cases pretty well, and supports periodic or event based triggers. https://cloudcustodian.io/docs/aws/examples/
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by kapilvt 3y ago
Arm64 support? seems like it would be fun to try/use on a raspberry pi
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by kapilvt 3y ago
Field of endeavour is an oss freedom Armin ronacher, also had some thoughts on this recently, via a license that converts to OSS. https://lucumr.pocoo.org/2023/12/25/life-and-death-of-open-s...
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by kapilvt 3y ago
Those products are at very different maturity points, wrt to continued commercial adoption, aka revenue gen.
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by kapilvt 3y ago
hmm.. I wonder if the 10% performance regression in python has been resolved. https://discuss.python.org/t/python-3-11-performance-with-fr...
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by kapilvt 3y ago
azure functions don't fit common definition of serverless, I've had a few convos with them over several years.. but there is really a mismatch owing to the original origin at azure, and real lack of understanding of the space, ie
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by kapilvt 3y ago
Meanwhile we can’t get the fda to add sunscreens ingredients list for decades, even while the rest of the world uses them, regulatory capture fun.
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by kapilvt 3y ago
last I checked neither of those would touch GPLv3 either.
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by kapilvt 3y ago
looks to be a slightly different design goal on oxia wrt to replication and fault tolerance. https://github.com/streamnative/oxia/blob/main/docs/design-g...
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by kapilvt 3y ago
It’s an RDS alternative, aka managed operations service for postgresql and a curated and extensive catalog of optional pg extensions. The title should be fixed as its misleading.
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by kapilvt 3y ago
there are many parts of this problem, I have particular thoughts on two. one concrete recommendation I would make is mandatory third party pen tests. software companies have to do this for soc2, etc. Companies putting live mics in living ro
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by kapilvt 3y ago
revenge is a dish best served cold. Putin's shored up on the internal police structures w/ heavy equipment (ie can't happen again re march on Moscow), purged on the military hard line that aligned to prighozin. then applied t
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by kapilvt 3y ago
> Speaking personally, Datasette is the first project I've worked on in my entire career where I'm confident that I would be delighted if I was still working on it in 10-15 years time. I feel the same way about cloud custodian
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by kapilvt 3y ago
fwiw re [9] and nomad w/ HashiCorp license changes, the referenced sbom https://github.com/rivet-gg/rivet/blob/main/docs/infrastruct... lists nomad as apache 2.0, when its either MPL or BUSL de
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by kapilvt 3y ago
this is fallout from a recent presentation at blackhat https://www.blackhat.com/us-23/briefings/schedule/#weaponizi... https://www.theregister.com/2023/08/09/ansi_escape_sequenc
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by kapilvt 3y ago
closer to TLS CA setup with ephemeral certificates, a public log of issuance, then pgp individual trust circles and semi static keys. https://www.sigstore.dev/how-it-works
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by kapilvt 3y ago
in the name of supply chain security, i just want verified package signatures (cosign, not the extant unused gpg), the new passwordless publication is good step towards (get humans and static credentials out of pushing assets). actually one
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by kapilvt 3y ago
let me rephrase that, wolfi is an oss container image distro without an image, you get to pay us for the image. but here's a our tooling cause we like to call it oss, have fun building. either have those oss images on a non commercial
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by kapilvt 3y ago
I sympathize, but if wolfi is oss, please update docs and downloads to use a separate registry then your commercial one for distribution. else, frankly you claimed wolfi is oss, get customers to use your registry, and then bait and switched
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by kapilvt 3y ago
I was using wolfi for an oss project, but the recent attempts at forcing payments when pinning version was a huge red flag, as was the messaging around it, and I’ll be migrating away from it. https://www.chainguard.dev/unch
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by kapilvt 3y ago
mainframe emulation is a thing, aka code change (Ala swap mq libraries) at enterprise scale, and supporting production without a migration path can very much stop adoption.

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