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by mplewis 3y ago
My advice is pay someone to run the cluster, and you can use all that time you saved on k8s complexity to operate the stuff inside the cluster and save some money. Features like k8s Operators are essentially professionally-written code that
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by mplewis 3y ago
I love Astro. It’s let me combine what I think are two of the most powerful things on the web: the TypeScript and React ecosystem, and a high-quality static site compiler. I’ve never seen anything like it. Kudos to the Astro team and I hope
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by mplewis 3y ago
I do.
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by mplewis 3y ago
Please elaborate on what you found antisemitic.
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Some sayings are sexist.
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HTML isn’t a templating language like HAML or Slim are.
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You may be confused about the history of this app.
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This is an argument to improve our education and social safety nets so that our citizens develop into the people who do the most important jobs in our country, not an argument to keep immigrants out.
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by mplewis 3y ago
Wow! The computer can do the same thing as Google search could ten years ago, but it mostly spits out broken links and incorrect data! So impressive.
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by mplewis 3y ago
If you think this AI hypejerk is where actual power comes from, you’re deluding yourself into thinking Silicon Valley is the source of actual societal power.
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by mplewis 3y ago
LLMs don’t answer based on truth. They are a glorified autocomplete trained on a large corpus of text.
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by mplewis 3y ago
We hear this every day on this website and it's just not true. Making computers accessible to people makes it more likely that they'll get into hardware enthusiasm and assembling a desktop from parts.
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by mplewis 3y ago
You have, once again, described an expensive and bad train.
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Plaid is also bad.
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by mplewis 3y ago
Not sure exactly what you’re trying to get across here? I’ve seen this happen more than once.
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by mplewis 3y ago
This is too bad, because I felt the ai images really took away from the content of the post.
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by mplewis 3y ago
I used to use Bootstrap. Now the only frameworks I ship anymore are Bulma and Tailwind.
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by mplewis 3y ago
Stuff like this doesn’t naturally fall on a bell curve. Most hotels are great. Most restaurants are pretty good. There is no such thing as an objective 5.
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by mplewis 3y ago
Rails is the biggest Ruby project and it’s heavily based on metaprogramming. Even Rubymine has trouble finding the canonical definition of a named method sometimes – it has to guess. I love Ruby but I totally understand this criticism.
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by mplewis 3y ago
I agree. I write all of my K8s and surrounding cloud infra specs in Pulumi using TypeScript. Never going back to Helm.
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by mplewis 3y ago
I’ve already started seeing the negative impact of GPT on the web. I keep finding oddly specific articles about the exact character or plot line I want to learn about from a story or game, but the content is all word salad.
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by mplewis 3y ago
No it doesn’t.
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The industry that invented the term shouldn’t get to use it because the public, who will never use it, has misconceptions about how it works?
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by mplewis 3y ago
Many of the wealthy did. Not so many of the proles.
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by mplewis 3y ago
If you’re really serious about survival, build your local community up. Volunteer to help folks in need, learn the names of your neighbors, and get to know them so that you have folks you trust when you need help.
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by mplewis 3y ago
I’ve always been partial to the candy bar format: https://davidseah.com/node/compact-calendar/
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by mplewis 3y ago
I type each key on a different keyboard. But the AI has started to guess the order of the keyboards that I use.
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by mplewis 3y ago
The niche to search for is “low-voltage electrician.” They do all sorts of professional installations of non-powered wiring.
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by mplewis 3y ago
The idea that primates get cavities less frequently than modern humans is a bit outdated and not terribly supported by recent studies. The main difference is in the location of the cavities, not frequency – apes tend to get cavities in thei
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by mplewis 3y ago
Who are you talking to?

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