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by number6 2y ago
In the past, most engineers where strong, because computers where heavy
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by number6 2y ago
Also you need a license for anything work related. Since I code in my work time and my free time I can't separate this clearly. To be compliant I would need a license
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by number6 2y ago
Sync is premium since some versions. Before it was free, you had only to provide a S3 bucket or a webdav location
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by number6 2y ago
It's this D and Vanessa - I think this might be Nicknames. But I don't see how they should be more transparent. They also have a forum and they answer quite quickly
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by number6 2y ago
Also my gut feeling, that about 30% of the code I wrote need some kind of engineering skill and I love to reach these problems. Until I am there, there is just a huge amount of boilerplate and patterns to repeat.
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by number6 2y ago
Did you read some of the old stuff? - The Xeelee Cyclus - Gateway from Pohl - Rondevouze with Rama - Starship Troopers - The forever wars Not hard sci-fi but good: - The Bobbyverse
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by number6 2y ago
It just stops in the middle of the book... I hope the Missing parts follow quickly
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by number6 2y ago
I read maybe half. Didn't get it. Somewhere in the middle he starts to comment about all that happened? Is it part of the book?
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by number6 2y ago
I always wondered the same; is the code avaible?
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by number6 2y ago
Add the labels to the docker-compose file and then run it. I regularly try out new services or tools with docker-compose
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by number6 2y ago
Sounds more like a skill issue. I am quite glad with traeffik and docker-compose. But I don't have that high loads or interactions on my servers
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by number6 2y ago
I do it the other way round, so in production you just have to use `docker compose up`. I did not understand the `compose.yaml:compose.prod.yaml` syntax or never saw it. What does this do?
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by number6 2y ago
Never interested me in HIPAA before - I read the post and I found the last paragraph very cool: > At present, there’s no certification in relation to HIPAA. The agencies that certify health technology don’t approve software or empower in
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by number6 2y ago
For all mankind is a great show - nobody ever heard of it, but it's great
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by number6 2y ago
I would like to see this as companion event to the Olympic, just to se how layperson's would fare
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by number6 2y ago
Wow this thread here reads like a Cursor ad
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by number6 2y ago
It's concept is not wiki but book. You aren't as lost as in a Wiki. Works great as a digital manual
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by number6 2y ago
If it had some review process - that would be some kind of killerfeature
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by number6 2y ago
I wish it could be the other way round
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by number6 2y ago
> The question is if you have so much buffer that it doesn't matter or if you could do a lot more but you just don't know. Yes, we collect server metrics - that's pretty old-school > How fast are you back if your server
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by number6 2y ago
We have B2B-Customers around 700. It all runs on a single Server (not VM though). Since it's B2B we don't need zero downtime, updates at midnight are all right. A day before rollout they go through the staging server and the test
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by number6 2y ago
Never saw a single request taking down a whole server. Killed a worker and the connection timed out, but never saw it take down the whole thing. Faulty input killing your logic - I saw this plenty, would Lambda really help here?
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by number6 2y ago
Sounds great! Any resources on where to start? This thread is the first time I heard from that
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by number6 2y ago
> GCHQ, the agency that cracked the german enigma codes. And helped to spy on US citizens...
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by number6 2y ago
We like to host stuff :) If I am faithful to myself I might be paying more than I would if I wouldn't self-host
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by number6 2y ago
My setup is this: drop all traffic except 80 and 443, autoupdate, Backup the Container-Volumes to Backblaze with restic. I got hacked less often than 1Password or Okta, so I guess I am on par with the professionals, afaik (I give you that)
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by number6 2y ago
And remember Duck Hunt - classic
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by number6 2y ago
Considered illegitimate by whom? Chinese citizens might find the requests from the Chinese government legitimate. On the other hand, citizens of the EU might find requests from the US government illegitimate. US national security is far les
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by number6 2y ago
At the same time there was a Microsoft Azure outage, but it was minor compared to Croudstrike
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by number6 2y ago
There are some books in the list of nominees and winners that are in deed good books. Lots of awards gone to Cory Doctorow... Well, in the end you don't have to decide. Just watch both list and pick the books that speak to your taste.

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