ojhughes

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by ojhughes 6y ago
This is an oversimplification of the problem. You need to drain the requests to the old version then wait until the new one passes a health check before rerouting the traffic
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by ojhughes 6y ago
I would argue that by not using a container orchestrator, you are destined to write your own bad orchestrator
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by ojhughes 6y ago
Kubernetes directly addresses some of your original complaints with those abstractions, they exist for good reasons
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by ojhughes 6y ago
I disagree, Kubernetes is becoming a default choice. Small companies still want declarative config, load balancing and zero downtime deployments. It is so easy now to spin up a managed cluster and deploy an app, the complexity argument has
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by ojhughes 6y ago
Sounds like your not using Kubernetes? Might be worth exploring a managed platform such as GKE or k3s on your own infra. Tooling such as skaffold.dev would alleviate some of your complaints around deploy lifecycle. It will watch for code ch
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by ojhughes 6y ago
-ize is better for scrabble players
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by ojhughes 6y ago
I agree, the infection rate in many countries such as U.K. is a finger in the air due to lack of testing especially early on in the pandemic where it was almost impossible to get tested. Also, many people will only get tested if they have s
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by ojhughes 6y ago
They’re probably having a good laugh about how much better they dealt with COVID-19 than us humans
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by ojhughes 6y ago
How would you feel if you lost your job because of something you said years ago was deemed offensive? Doesn’t have to be about race, political wrongthink is enough to be cancelled. When I was at school in the 90s, I said things that are una
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by ojhughes 6y ago
Distributed cloud computing is complex, k8s provides a solid abstraction based on decoupled reconciliation loops that work together in a common control plane. One of the most compelling facets of k8s is this declarative and extensible arc
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by ojhughes 6y ago
Sweden are a model of pragmatism, taking a sensible choice to not have an authoritarian lockdown. Freedom of choice, freedom of movement and freedom of commerce are sacred.
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by ojhughes 6y ago
Why are people failing to grasp that languages have context? Twitter, GitHub and others are clearly lacking some "mastery" of language semantics, such as homonyms. Perhaps we should be lobbying for better English education? Nah sc
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by ojhughes 6y ago
When I find myself reaching for jq, that’s a signal that maybe this bash script should be implemented in a language such as python or go
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by ojhughes 6y ago
I found plugging the power into the right usb c port reduced fan noise
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by ojhughes 6y ago
The Macbook Pro 16 is a fantastic machine, I would buy it again in a heartbeat
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Lockdown Madness(bloomberg.com)
2 points by ojhughes 6y ago|0 comments
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by ojhughes 6y ago
I find it quite disheartening how easily people in the U.K. adopted a culture of informing on their neighbours for things like walking the dog twice in a single day and shaming people on social media.
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Acceptable Authoritarianism(prospectmagazine.co.uk)
2 points by ojhughes 6y ago|1 comments
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by ojhughes 6y ago
They really do make the best clothing I have ever owned, fantastic comfort, practical, good styling and colour palettes. A great bonus that they also have a strong ethics. My jacket uses down that is certified as being cruelty free, the fac
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by ojhughes 6y ago
I think this is partially because the UK government was cleansed of any moderates and is now made up of ultra conservative Brexit supporters. Any cooperation with other EU nations on COVID-19 would be rejected as unpatriotic.
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by ojhughes 6y ago
As a starting point, try to accept that you find comfort in idleness. Be ok with sitting and doing nothing. It sounds like your anxiety is being driven by your guilt in not achieving enough.
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by ojhughes 6y ago
Personally I think this is a mistake. As we all know, English words have context, the meaning is adaptive depending on the situation. "master" branch has precedent, we have trained our brains to think about "rebasing onto m
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by ojhughes 6y ago
Depeche Mode - Master and Servant is next
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by ojhughes 6y ago
This sort of opinion is wrongthink. Very dangerous, best to keep your mouth shut and comply
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by ojhughes 6y ago
Stop with the wrongthinking, you may be reported to your employer
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by ojhughes 6y ago
In the UK we often use the derrogative term "snowflake" to describe people who are usually left leaning & perpetually offended. Judging by Twitter, there are a new generation of snowflakes who are even more offended and angry,
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by ojhughes 6y ago
Oh and don’t forget Microsoft will probably sunset your chosen framework (such as WPF) and the 3rd party OSS ecosystem is much smaller. Oh and round here dotnet roles pay less, the final nail in the coffin for my MS dev experience!
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by ojhughes 6y ago
Yeah that’s always been the big weakness in my experience. MS does offer a great developer experience but the deployment experience is still a long way behind Java and Go. Slowly moving in the right direction but windows containers are stil
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by ojhughes 6y ago
Yeah in the U.K. we generally have decent police so I am biased in that respect. Still strongly believe rioting is never the answer
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by ojhughes 6y ago
I remember the England riots in 2011 were strongly opposed by most people I know. I am surprised how much support these riots appear to have on social media. Rioting is a terrible, violent act.

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