leetrout

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   by leetrout 3y ago

   Second time that has been mentioned today. I wish it wasn't YAML.
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   by leetrout 3y ago

   Do you have thoughts around the concept of Python becoming a Rust macro based language? I read another comment about that being a potential future for Python but I don't know how feasible it is. I've moved on to Go for things wher
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   by leetrout 3y ago

   I am confused - what does "ur-" prefix mean?
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   by leetrout 3y ago

   Yea I imagine he would hate it. When criticizing television one of his opinions is that the medium prevents in-depth stimulation. ChatGPT takes that to an entirely new level. I think he would recognize the value of the digital muse but cont
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   by leetrout 4y ago

   For what it's worth, the repo and package name is `locust-grasshopper` https://github.com/alteryx/locust-grasshopper
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   by leetrout 4y ago

   We use locust at work but I HIGHLY recommend wrk for a very robust yet simple load testing tool. https://github.com/wg/wrk And of course, this talk by Gil Tene is fantastic if you're interested in load testing sta
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   by leetrout 4y ago

   https://archive.ph/JHIbm
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   by leetrout 4y ago

   I briefly held a student pilots license, issued my exemption, due to kidney stones. I have suffered from depression for years and was extremely reluctant to seek treatment because I knew it would be detrimental to flying. My primary care do
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   by leetrout 4y ago

   I don't think you need K8S for that. Any decent load balancer (LB) is going to have some concept of origin configuration that weights routing with various algorithms and health checks. You would just update the config in the LB when yo
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    That is mind-boggling. It is hard for me to imagine how much humans had over the centuries given my reliance on technology.
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    Very relaxing! Thanks for sharing
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    Thank you for this! There is so much room for more affordable pricing in software.
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    This made me wonder how long we have been doing cataract surgery... > In 1753, Samuel Sharp performed the first documented intracapsular cataract extraction (ICCE). I would not have guessed 1753.
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    You may also find the SQL Murder Mystery from Knight Lab interesting. https://mystery.knightlab.com/
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    Wonder what the tradeoff on connection overhead would be? I've never been around a connection pooler that would be anywhere near this load.
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    When you give up one of the major components of relational databases like foreign keys you pick up lots of performance opportunity. It is amazing what Vitess / PS will help you accomplish but they don't talk a lot about tradeoffs
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    Or even just a used jeep wrangler given how overpriced they are.
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    Shouldn't it say "The Fuck" in many of these cases? "Fuck off" is ok but "Get fuck off" is weird.
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    Code is available at https://github.com/snowleopard/build I skimmed the paper - this is interesting on many aspects but I liked the breadth of what they analyzed... they use Excel as one of the examples! I know it is a
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    I didnt say you did. I said psychedelics may let you experience a mystery before you die.
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    Have you experienced psychedelics? I feel like there is some relatable mystery to experience before the bodily death.
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    Oh we do, too. My beef with it is how easy it is for a user on the account to go and read your state due to a lax IAM or bucket policy. My advice: check and make sure your bucket policy you use for the state has an explicit deny (resource *
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    This was me with a Suzuki vstrom with a bad solenoid. Mechanic ran 12 volts through it on the bench and refused to accept it wasnt working in the bike. Bought my own solenoid online and surprise the bike started working again.
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    > The Forbes survey also revealed that FTX did not have a SOC audit and was hoping to get these certificates in Q4 2022 or Q1 2023 from Prescient Assurance LLC, but given the firm’s collapse in November, it is unlikely they got them or w
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    Yes it is just encryption at rest and their API access mechanisms automatically apply the encrypt or decrypt action on your behalf. If your access is leaky encryption doesnt buy you anything. I take special offense to teams who store Terraf
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    They also default to encrypting objects now. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/amazon-s3-encrypts-new-obje...
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    Glad you said this because they do not work in mobile safari. All I saw was empty ovals
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    > Athletic Greens doesn't even try to suggest what amounts of different vitamins you get in a serving, apparently they just say it is a "proprietary blend". I've never used athletic greens but I've heard of them
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    Just 500 pages of light reading material https://www.faa.gov/documentLibrary/media/Order/Order_8260.3...
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    by leetrout 4y ago

    When talking about a compiler course >>> To a degree, it changed my way of thinking about programming. Source code should first and foremost be written for people to read. Source code should convey high level meaning, both to peopl