lijok

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by lijok 3y ago
They should fire Ilya and get you in there
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by lijok 3y ago
> referring to someone online by their name is considered patronizing This has to be a joke, right?
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by lijok 3y ago
Now get rid of k8s, put the system back together into a monolith, optimize it, get 3 mac minis with gigabit ethernet and save yourself another 65k. It's an uptime monitoring tool...
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by lijok 3y ago
I thought coreos was dead
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by lijok 3y ago
You let the colo handle it.
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by lijok 3y ago
Been using it at work for a bit over a year now. It's great, very lean, snappy. They're deliverying features at crazy speed too. A breath of fresh air after having had to use Jira for way too long. Can highly recommend.
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by lijok 3y ago
What damage is this person causing you exactly?
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by lijok 3y ago
Why would you ever want to raise the bar for what constitutes open source, all the way up to "Must be open to spending their time reviewing and integrating massive contributions from 3rd parties"?
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by lijok 3y ago
Amazing, how have I never seen this. Thank you !
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by lijok 3y ago
Few things irk me as much as systems that show you "N hours/minutes/seconds ago" instead of the timestamp. GitHub for example, of all systems, should know better. Trying to write up a report of any sort and not having ac
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by lijok 3y ago
> There is absolutely no way we can perform a full binary analysis of every new version of every binary blob that powers modern IT I wonder if there's enough demand for a service like this to be viable. Bundled with a universal pack
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by lijok 3y ago
Yes, like Cisco Having regular CVEs signals only one thing - the product is popular
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by lijok 3y ago
It’s Twttr, actually
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by lijok 3y ago
I don’t know if you though about this but the first thing a hacker would do after gaining access to your 1password vault is export all data. Why not fill the vault with canary accounts and tokens instead? There’s services that do it for you
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by lijok 3y ago
People really will buy anything hey
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by lijok 3y ago
Except dynamodb is easier to set up and use than pretty much any other db out there
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by lijok 3y ago
Oh you are in for a surprise https://steve-yegge.medium.com/dear-google-cloud-your-deprec...
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by lijok 3y ago
The dynamodb docker image you’re referring to will get you shot if you try and use it in prod. It’s an API wrapper on top of sqlite and has a ton of missing functionality There are a couple of databases out there with ddb compatible interfa
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by lijok 3y ago
The $8600000 Bugatti Centodieci won't be usable for driving from London to New York.
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by lijok 3y ago
We're right in the middle of a 2 week sprint to try and release our product. Had this notice not been made, on Wednesday all sprint work would of been forced to come to a screeching halt to deal with this. Now we have a week to notify
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by lijok 3y ago
Interesting. Would you have had the same response if GP stated: "I've worked with my fair share of vanilla JS devs who refuse to acknowledge the benefit of testing. Most of them bemoan the upfront cost of testing everything withou
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by lijok 3y ago
Now this is how you turn a language mainstream.
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by lijok 3y ago
Very different implication there, so I would say it's not equivalent
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by lijok 3y ago
I find this take so interesting. Here's a tool so faultless your biggest gripe with it is some obscure interaction 99.99% of people wont even be aware of, and you want to replace the tool because of it. This would be the equivalent of
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by lijok 3y ago
Nix evangelists should seriously consider putting the breaks on advertising Nix until its horrible UX is fixed. I’m struggling to even discuss Nix as an option at work because every engineer I bring it up to has had bad first impressions.
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by lijok 3y ago
> "Resources spent on scamming them instead" would be something like locking the customer out of doing their own firmware updates or refusing to publish documentation or source code in their possession for out-of-support produc
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by lijok 3y ago
> What if you still want the medium quality comments? That's a good question that I don't have a good answer to. I would encourage people to strive less towards publishing what they want to be "production ready" OSS,
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by lijok 3y ago
I appreciate your comment, but that's not really what's being discussed in this particular thread.
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by lijok 3y ago
I agree - unregulated crypto does take it to the extreme
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by lijok 3y ago
How would those same customers feel when the resources are spent on scamming them instead? That's why we have regulation in the first place

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