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by kunley 3y ago
I think it's rather features were added to Redis out of the experience and craft, not just to "lure future users into a pit", I doubt antirez would have that in mind. But I think you described right the social behaviors of ce
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by kunley 3y ago
Ahh, downvoters got triggered because i touched the holy secret in the Rust religion that's forbidden to talk about xD
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by kunley 3y ago
One disadvantage of merging it into a more successful but also (most probably) bigger project is that it will take even mooooooore time to compile :D
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by kunley 3y ago
About getters.. are they foo? or ?foo ? The examples have it mixed, "Meet Rye" doc has it as ?foo
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by kunley 3y ago
Brendan Gregg as always with down to earth approach. Love the warroom example
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by kunley 3y ago
The Post-Scriptum is hilarious:)
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by kunley 3y ago
That hell wouldn't exist without the guys who like to endlessly and "dutifully" set up and rearrange security groups, IAM, ldap hierarchies, just in order to feel important I guess. Every company bigger than a dozen of employ
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by kunley 3y ago
Best productivity app this year! :D
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by kunley 3y ago
Funny how "sunsetting" became a politically correct newspeak for "failed"
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by kunley 3y ago
Same old shit since decades about any fashionable topic that was made fashionable because certain individuals invested money in it. Meanwhile, we the engineers are preparing to fix a lot more tech shit than usual coming from people confused
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by kunley 3y ago
Great! Thank you for dissolving my doubts. About Zon, I was just curious if you had any issues with it. I also need to finally start using it in my small projects. Good luck with Zig!
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by kunley 3y ago
This can be useful for certain people, but I am surprised the documentation (there is just the Readme) doesn't mention what happens when you already have a docker daemon- esp. what happens to all the networking/firewall tricks doc
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by kunley 3y ago
A lot of very annoying ads
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An Unbelievable Demo (2021)(brendangregg.com)
232 points by kunley 3y ago|19 comments
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by kunley 3y ago
It would change if more people would realize employers can be sued, and not via any union, but directly.
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by kunley 3y ago
Useful for burning company's money, perhaps? PS. What you describe seems to be not even about PoC (the rule about PoC is that it should work at all), but about following the herd and inventing a setup to appear busy. But that'd be
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by kunley 3y ago
This one is even better: "Company accidentally increased dev productivity 3x by laying off 20% of middle management" https://www.theolognion.com/p/company-accidentally-increased...
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by kunley 3y ago
Oh, then from the ops perspective, the programmers who pretend that the production environment doesn't exist, are the worst nightmare.
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by kunley 3y ago
That should be a top comment here as it is most annoying and prevalent bug of all presented in this thread.
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by kunley 3y ago
Yeah, I just have this sentiment wishing that Ansible's author used own-crafted format. HashiCorp used their own and suddenly in this case no one says "yaml should be everywhere because it's everywhere already". In a sim
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by kunley 3y ago
Yes but the task names and parameters try to mimic natural language, like assert: that:, so you're supposed to read it as a whole, and it quickly turns into an abomination, with one syntax (yaml) for the structure and another (jinja) f
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by kunley 3y ago
Just why is it called re2c for Go and Rust, where the actual tool is re2go or re2rust, but you still use re2c in the syntax? It's of course not beyond the intelectual capabities of users, but just looks kind of silly. Could have been r
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by kunley 3y ago
Cool. Ansible is still going to be around for some time. Also reminds me again that yaml should have never been born. Look how unnatural this "language" is in this article's examples
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by kunley 3y ago
> Every installation of Node comes bundled with npm. If it doesn't, that is a package maintenance problem. Not really. Ubuntu's node comes without npm, and to install the latter it wants to get about a hundred of dependencies.
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by kunley 3y ago
Handy tool and looks better than a few similar I tried. Thank you!
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by kunley 3y ago
I think the point is to get certain understanding while typing. It is about being in the learning process, not just about retrieving the code.
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by kunley 3y ago
Typical American seems obsessed with what other people think. Everyone should have some healthy measures to absorb feedback from others, but better to do that when this feedback really happens. Instead, american society built a babel tower
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by kunley 3y ago
I'd say rather - ruby. Ruby has the syntactic power to write stuff very succintly, lot of good apis (and some crappy too), had since its inception a good repl which perl always ignored.. There was a time, just before the rails boom, wh
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by kunley 3y ago
Sad reality, from the pov of their neighbors, is that russian regime change wouldn't really change much on their side. As much as it is incomprehensible for America, there are societies that do not value freedom from the very bottom to
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by kunley 3y ago
UML was an abomination, and it's a relief it's completely dead.

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