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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Heh, that certainly helps keep costs down (for you) :)
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
For the record, Cannabis is now legalised.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Speaking of cost .. how much did it cost? 3 Euro for Black Forest, but what about "1-2 hours rendering time on an H100 GPU). We let it run over night on 2 H100s (15 GPU hours in total)"?
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
What about "kubectl logs deploy/mydep --all-containers=true" but I guess you want more than that? Maybe https://www.kubetail.com ?
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
> Dropping valuable observability data to save space is usually shortsighted That's a bit of a blanket statement, too :) I've seen many systems where a lot of stuff is logged without much thought. "Connection to database s
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Whenever I read things like this I think: You are doing it wrong. I guess it is an amazing engineering feat for Clickhouse but I think we (as in IT or all people) should really reduce the amount of data we create. It is wasteful.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
"Bass! How low can you go?" (Public Enemy - Bring the Noise)
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
It's just easier to shoot yourself in the foot with no proper type support (or enforcement) in YAML. I've seen Kubernetes updates fail when the version field was set to 1.30 and it got interpreted as a float 1.3. Sure, someone mad
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
I think the HTTP API with OpenAPI schema is part of what's so great about Kubernetes and also a reason for its success.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
In a way it's redundant to have the state twice: once in Kubernetes itself and once in the Terraform state. This can lead to problems when resources are modified through mutating webhooks or similar. Then you need to mark your properti
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Man, they really hate any progress. So banning Asbestos is woke, too, I guess? Why the hell does Trump not smoke and lift the ban on smoking in public buildings and hospitals?
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Still currently Firefox is the best option we have, don't we? In terms of compatability and features anyway. For years working as a full-stack developer I stubbornly sticked to Firefox and it has served me well.
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Firefox is dead to me – and I'm not the only one who is fed up(theregister.com)
65 points by ofrzeta 1y ago|57 comments
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
So like "var quota : string | null"? :-)
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
The incident report is interesting. Fast reaction time by the SRE team (2 minutes), then the "red button" rollout. But then "Within some of our larger regions, such as us-central-1, as Service Control tasks restarted, it crea
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
The conversational interface is a bit of a dark pattern, too, because it exaggerates what an LLM can do and creates an illusion that makes using LLMs a bit more addictive than a technical interface that says "generating random data tha
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Aicher's Recipes for Bulthaup(otlaicher.de)
2 points by ofrzeta 1y ago|0 comments
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Next time try asking which software has the classic quote by William of Ockham in the About menu.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
How is this possible? Here they say it's fast: https://www.swift.org/blog/how-swifts-server-support-powers-...
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
In the "Debugging example", the first prompt doesn't include the code but the second does? No wonder it can find the bug! I guess you may prompt as you like, as long as you provide the actual code, it usually finds bugs like
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
> I want to be able to say "Delete all the screenshots on my Desktop", instead of going into a terminal and typing "rm ~/Desktop/*.png". But why? It takes many more characters to type :)
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
You are quite prolific.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
"bring back Cloud Foundry"? It's not dead, afaik. Also there is Korifi, a project to bring the Cloudfoundry API to Kubernetes https://www.cloudfoundry.org/technology/korifi/
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Timeless Computing(machdyne.com)
2 points by ofrzeta 1y ago|0 comments
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Linux Format Magazine Ends with Issue 329(linuxiac.com)
6 points by ofrzeta 1y ago|1 comments
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
I've worked with RealNetworks tech in the 90s and think it is much better now with open source techology and HLS.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
The iPhone 1 featured "touch screen, GPS, camera, iPod, and internet access. Its software capabilities were a turning point for the smartphone industry" (random source: https://www.textline.com/blog/smartphone
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Arguably OLED screens and IR cameras are no paradigm shift. At least nothing comparable to "no smartphone" to iPhone 1.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
It's suprising that I never heard of Terrateam although I work in that space. How does your solution compare to ArgoCD or Flux?
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
How so? Seems like Hackintosh got kind of obsolete with Apple Silicon.

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