metal13

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by metal13 1mo ago
Found this post super interesting. I've personally run into similar, and built a really lightweight k8s operator and claude skill that lets the citizen devs deploy to an eng/IT managed internal k8s cluster. Keeps things safe (non-
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The Citizen Developer(massdriver.cloud)
58 points by metal13 1mo ago|89 comments
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by metal13 3y ago
Picked a good day to wear my Opeth hoodie...
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by metal13 5y ago
These folks don't have the money to pay their electricity bills. What makes you think they have the money to move?
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by metal13 6y ago
Honestly, package a container and run it Serverless. AWS Fargate, GCP Cloud Run, and similar are better fits. There will come a time when cost of paying the overhead for a devops person (and eventually) team is worth it. At that point, k8s
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by metal13 6y ago
I do this for a living (help companies migrate to k8s). The advice I give everyone is: Stay off k8s until you care about binpacking. That is, making sure you're fully utilizing the instances you pay for. When the cost of your architect
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by metal13 6y ago
There are tons of companies that do that, with varying levels of automation and responses.
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by metal13 6y ago
Have this same problem on Android. Not an MS exclusive. Maybe Apple is better?
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by metal13 6y ago
It's not editorialized. "Those 5 stocks are up 37% on average while the S&P 500 is up 2%, and the remaining 495 stocks are down 5%." 5/500 = 1%.
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by metal13 6y ago
I just bought some GrillGrates that supposedly help with that. Good reviews, but I haven't yet tried them out. https://www.grillgrate.com/
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by metal13 6y ago
I mean, good for you to have that ability. > "Zero excuse for this IMO." So, zero excuse, as long you have the money to pay someone to do all the thinking/planning for you. And as long as you have the money (and live in th
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by metal13 6y ago
OP said bulking or cutting. Bulking is easier from an energy standpoint (compared to cutting), but it's not trivial. Your body is still tired. Your capacity for problem solving is still limited. And eating (and buying, and prepping) th
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by metal13 6y ago
But it's not fixed because....?
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by metal13 6y ago
I can't read the story, but I'm living this. And I don't blame folks for finding it too tough. It's crazy that so many commenters here seem to think that everyone is well equipped to be a teacher with zero training or ex
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Quick ideas/links to use when you're trying to WFH with your kids(twitter.com)
2 points by metal13 7y ago|0 comments
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by metal13 7y ago
Underrated comment. Those things are great, but when your minds' entertainment comes from outside, you never rebuild the creative muscle.
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by metal13 7y ago
It's...complicated: https://www.dataprotectionreport.com/2018/12/edpb-clarifies-... "The Guidelines note that the processing of personal data of EU citizens that takes place outside the EU will not trigg
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by metal13 7y ago
You pretty much described me. There's a ton of software glitches, but I have a tablet that I can code on (running Linux), answer emails, run every Android app I need, and weighs far less then a laptop. Though I got back into NES games,
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by metal13 7y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | TypeScript/Node | REMOTE (US Timezones) Looking for someone with significant Typescript experience (or at least a lot of NodeJS). Ideally with TS/Node on the backend, front end is good too. This is a paid, par
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by metal13 8y ago
Zoom works more reliably than hangouts does. I use hangouts every day for some business calls, but I pay for Zoom. If you're looking for something that will work so you can close a sale, Zoom wins. Potential customers struggling to hea
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by metal13 8y ago
That means nothing when it comes to ability. It's also pretty standard these days. You don't move up, you move out.
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by metal13 8y ago
I do this. Highly worthwhile, and my email requires very little effort.
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by metal13 8y ago
FYI, the author is a woman. And her twitter account is very much worth a follow: https://twitter.com/intent/follow?original_referer=https%3A%...
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by metal13 11y ago
It's doable (I have a 2.5 year old and a 2 month old). But it's really all about your partner. If they're in it like you are, you can make do. Couldn't imagine doing this with an unsupportive partner.
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by metal13 12y ago
I thought he sold it because he wanted money and art. "Mr Watson told the Financial Times he had become an “unperson” after he “was outed as believing in IQ” in 2007 and said he would like to use money from the sale to buy a David Hock
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by metal13 13y ago
Great post! Not the usual programming talk, with a bit of humour. This cracked me up. "I look up and at this moment realize that the entire time this was happening, I never started running."