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by lijok 3y ago
Who is going to fund it?
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by lijok 3y ago
https://github.com/macOScontainers/rund/blob/main/README.ado...
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Which hedge fund put you up to this?
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by lijok 3y ago
As I understand (correct me if I'm wrong, it's been forever since I've worked with filesystems) - file renames are very cheap as the actual data does not get moved, simply a journal gets updated
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by lijok 3y ago
Built very similar but on S3. Jobs have statuses, land in /jobs, indexed by status at /indexes-jobs/PENDING, etc. Scheduler polls for jobs in PENDING index, acquire lock, pass job to processor, change its status to COMPLETE o
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by lijok 3y ago
This looks great. Semi-related to this: does anyone know of any double entry ledgers backed by actual databases like dynamo?
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Still not listening are they
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by lijok 3y ago
People really need to stop writing scripts in yaml. Not to be dismissive but the issues outlined in this article, aside from that security footgun, are non-issues as soon as you start using github actions only for what it should be used - t
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by lijok 3y ago
> Either you are insanely optimistic (to a point where it is actually ridiculous), or you lack information. Or, option #3, you've been on a diet consisting almost exclusively of negative news and have adopted a doomer mindset as a r
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Yes climate change and mass extinction is bad. Yes society will survive. No, climate change does not mean that things are getting worse.
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I strongly recommend you read the book Factfulness by Hans Rosling. It’s clear you feel strongly about these issues but have been misled by profit seeking media into doomscrolling news meant to keep you engaged at the cost of your mental we
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by lijok 3y ago
I did. The question is meant to get you to engage and discover the rebuttal to what you posted yourself
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> So you concede all the other points? No, I simply did not consider points made from a US-centric worldview to be valid in this discussion. > World Bank is claiming there are 11 million more people living in extreme poverty in 2023[1
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by lijok 3y ago
1. I didn't suggest "outright ignoring reality" 2. Yes, violent conflicts are increasing. That does not mean we are not living in historically the most peaceful times. This is indeed a case of statistics, while not outright l
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US makes up a mere ~4% of the worlds population
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Eastern europe and the US make up a mere ~8% of the worlds population
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by lijok 3y ago
> Stuff is bad, fascism is on the rise, mega corporations control more and more wealth, those two things feed on each other, book banning in the US, war in Ukraine, my country is burning due to global warming, ... and all of this bad new
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by lijok 3y ago
You can't trust it. One of the first real lessons security work teaches you is that nothing can ever be perfectly secure, it's all about achieving a level of security that is appropriate given your threat model, and gives you enou
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by lijok 3y ago
Your workstation will never be secure. Ever. It's not possible. Give up and work to implement zero trust. Ephemeral environments like CI/CD are not inherently secure because they're ephemeral either.
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> Within HashiCorp, the CEO has fostered a toxic culture That is a serious accusation. What backup do you have for this statement?
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by lijok 3y ago
That's the problem GP is outlining. CS grads are breaking their backs to get a job at Google, then Google goes and wastes all that talent 'cause they can't get their house in order.
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by lijok 3y ago
> non trivial > production ready > low code Choose one
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I wouldn't trust MSFT with my glass of chocolate milk at this point. I would come back to lipstick all over the rim and somehow multiple leaks in the glass
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If you forge your SOC2 evidence you will legitimately wish you were never born once caught
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by lijok 3y ago
This is a great article and I understand the need for the booths, but to me personally, they look horrible. It looks as if the players are sitting in a kiosk. Surely it would make for a much more enveloping experience for the spectators if
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Uncomfortable for the players if I had to guess
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> Hate and intolerance could be one reason, but there are others. Ignorance, immaturity, prejudice and steoreotyping, etc. Those are all signs of a toxic community, which is what this article is about
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by lijok 3y ago
Remind me, I forgot, which political value states people shouldn't be harassed?
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by lijok 3y ago
You're free to have a toxic, noninclusive community. Setup a login window in your discord server that clearly states "This is a toxic, transphobic, homophobic, racist, etc community. By clicking the Agree button you forfeit all ri
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by lijok 3y ago
Backlash should come in the form of a warning, followed by a block from the community, not in the form of a targeted harassment campaign. I think we can both agree on that, right?

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