kapilvt

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by kapilvt 5y ago
is the the tech stack for wapm.io backend open source?, I've been looking around for a decent cataloging / registry tool. afaicr the only oss extant one is ansible's galaxy.
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by kapilvt 5y ago
I appreciate so much two folks in tech reporting Ian and Jon (Corbet at lwn.net), over the last decade they have both put out so much content, that frankly pulls the behind the layers to make them not magic but, science and journalism with
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by kapilvt 5y ago
https://k8s.af
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by kapilvt 5y ago
Sort of depends… on if its a person or business on the other end ;-) https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2021/02/citibank-just-go...
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by kapilvt 5y ago
Also worth a look, built as a static web spa https://github.com/lana-k/sqliteviz
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by kapilvt 5y ago
Excess deaths estimates are in excess of 10million. Ie totals of 18.4 with 95 confidence.. https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/coronavirus-excess-...
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by kapilvt 5y ago
This captures the spirit of the gpl, while getting the actual terms of the LGPL wrong. All FSF licenses are about ensuring end user freedom, however in the context of the LGPL, it only restricts a developer if they are directly modifying th
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by kapilvt 5y ago
Short answer no, longer answer, LPGL is generally fine its a library license intended to enable usage, where only direct modifications to the underlying library need to be conveyed (triggered on distribution). Its not the same as GPL, AGPL
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by kapilvt 5y ago
It’s stable, but that doesn’t mean feature complete, no release in over four years in spite of various fixes / github commit activity. Additionally the support for jumpbox/bastion pass through have been languishing even longer tha
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by kapilvt 5y ago
Wsl2 is running a Linux vm aka real kernel https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/compare-version...
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by kapilvt 5y ago
Github issue link? They seem to have a solid ci setup, and I know several large enterprises using. But I found a bug for my usage != bad code quality.
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by kapilvt 5y ago
https://github.com/speculare-cloud Looks like rust for agent and backend, vuejs frontend, data store appears to be postgresql.
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by kapilvt 6y ago
fwiw the opensource (and cncf incubator project) https://cloudcustodian.io can detect and remediate these modifications to embedded iam policies (across many resource types) in realtime that share beyond an organizations/ac
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by kapilvt 6y ago
I’m curious as well, as reference for another tech company, say amazon, it’s up to a 3% match but only vests after three years. Iotw tech is all over the map on 401k afaics.
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by kapilvt 6y ago
please add disclaimers if you work at amz
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by kapilvt 6y ago
~1k lines (per enumerated prs in blog post) against millions of lines, aka less than a fraction of a percent.. plus ignoring code review, issue triaged etc. insignificant level might be more apt.
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by kapilvt 6y ago
https://awsapichanges.info was my foray into this, as a developer centric view that shows the actual api changes with method parameter diffing, also with RSS feed.
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by kapilvt 6y ago
and now we have lsp major modes in emacs, with key bindings.. plus various plugins ie magit, org-mode, etc.. butterflies indeed (re xkcd).. ideal workflows in vscode are still a (same) mess of plugins, which are starting to go non foss.
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by kapilvt 6y ago
think pads have pre installed fedora or ubuntu dells have pre installed ubuntu system76 was already mentioned with linux preinstalls. and for those wanting to go a step further into the boot chain (sans chip manufacturer blobs), there is pu
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by kapilvt 6y ago
Amazon did not fork mongodb, they won’t touch AGPL code, they reimplemented the server side protocol and a backend implementation on top of postgresql afaics.
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by kapilvt 6y ago
where is the code? the repo looks relatively untouched, the blog directs to this repo for filing issues. https://github.com/pyston/pyston
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by kapilvt 6y ago
it seems weird that you can't easily find the kernel version on any of these release/change notes
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by kapilvt 6y ago
went through the code, there's nothing here that i can see. its just a demo pet store app in flask.
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by kapilvt 6y ago
ptrace is quite slow, py-spy reads memory and reconstructs stack frames which is much lower overhead for the profiled app. from their github readme: py-spy works by directly reading the memory of the python program using the process_vm_
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by kapilvt 6y ago
is this Otto 2.0 ;-) https://www.ottoproject.io
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by kapilvt 6y ago
Ugh couldn’t they figure out native data planes invoke To cloud functions instead of having to do the dance of url exposing and setting up auth identities for every single functions https endpoint.
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by kapilvt 6y ago
This is one of the bread butter use cases on the opensource cloud custodian project (auto tagging, tag enforcement workflows, retro-active tagging from cloudtrail, etc). https://cloudcustodian.io (now a cncf sandbox project).
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by kapilvt 6y ago
multi-tenant workloads in the same vm.. thats sort of depends on your definition of 'secure', generally speaking for most enterprises the answer is no, the linux kernel is a huge surface attack space, firecracker and gvisor are di
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by kapilvt 6y ago
tough is one of the actual oss gems behind bottle rocket thats reusable in non aws contexts.. bottle rocket probably can be but likely that will always be a second class citizen, and afaics completely undocumented for usage outside of aws a
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by kapilvt 6y ago
Any hint on where to find volume ctrl?

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