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901.
by p_l 2y ago
Because macOS closest relative isn't Free/NetBSD, but OSF/1 which, under few different names, was sold by Digital as Unix for Alpha (there were few rare builds for MIPS too).
902.
by p_l 2y ago
Nah, happens - if you don't actually use HTMX and read the change list, it sounds scarier. The reason some of us like the way it updated so much is that except possibly for authors of swap plugins the new behaviours have been telegraph
903.
by p_l 2y ago
That's honestly not the worst thing involved. Another is that Nix as language is yet another of those "functional programming sounds fun, let's do bare minimal pure language and forget about all the niceties that proper ones
904.
by p_l 2y ago
At the same time Nix implements python packaging particularly bad[1] when it does not have to. And that's on top of already insane state of python packaging. And poetry2nix becoming deprecated really bit me recently :/ Similar iss
905.
by p_l 2y ago
Also so many situations where someone gets inspired to do this, or bands together to build BCI for someone they know, but no productization happens because no profits
906.
by p_l 2y ago
Yes - the complaints about python builders in nixpkgs apply as well to common lisp packaging even if implementation details differ
907.
by p_l 2y ago
Part of the reason is that a lot of the changes were things that were already pushed as "correct" way of doing things in v1, and the they even avoid marking v2 as "latest" specifically to prevent accidental upgrades and
908.
by p_l 2y ago
I didn't expect CLOG to be mentioned in this thread at all :D Can you share some more about your use of it?
909.
by p_l 2y ago
poetry2nix has actually been deprecated[1], and is in my experience subtly broken, as is the entire python packaging mechanism in Nix[2]. So we're now getting yet another attempt, this time called pyproject-nix[3]. I'm now conside
910.
by p_l 2y ago
AFAIK they also discontinued VMX in Workstation, so next versions are just going to use KVM?
911.
by p_l 2y ago
Not everyone wants to go the court way to force a discount - lots of places are furiously looking at minimizing the time spent paying the hiked up prices.
912.
by p_l 2y ago
It's really not, but certain economist pushed such idea a lot to the point people think it's a law (and pushed it in business ethics context to make it funnier)
913.
by p_l 2y ago
The differences between htmx 1.0 and 2.0 are such that for all practical purposes only htmx extension developers had to care
914.
by p_l 2y ago
Good to hear. VMware used to be honestly my preferred option because it handled certain hairy things well out of the box that many other solutions either ignore or require non trivial integration work (for example it's trivial to conne
915.
by p_l 2y ago
Is ganeti still alive? I remember it being a thing a decade+ ago, but haven't seen it mentioned much since.
916.
by p_l 2y ago
I will give example of just few things that literally bought me lots and lots of savings in hours spent on working, that are all in use on "single server cluster": 1. Ingress and Service objects vs. Nomad/Consul Service Disco
917.
by p_l 2y ago
Most MVCC but also some filesystems (ZFS) and various thread safe functional data structures use similar pattern of instead of actually modifying a tree they make new nodes that refer to old and new nodes then finally replace the tree root
918.
by p_l 2y ago
The meat on the bones is the support for ink behaviour when using offset printing, as mentioned by sibling comments. You need different parameters for different display/printing mechanisms
919.
by p_l 2y ago
Did bottlerocket get any closer to stable and usable outside AWS walled garden? Last time I tried was admittedly in 2022, but in testing which distro to go with bottlerocket lost because we couldn't setup local builds...
920.
by p_l 2y ago
Depends entirely on what is your starting skillset. K8s is my tool of choice when I am that boostrapped, because a single server with k3s thrown on it will cost me maybe 80 EUR a month and hold all environments plus CI/CD plus variou
921.
by p_l 2y ago
I wonder how out of norm my AWS experience is based on the comments here... Said experience being that the very highly paid support team ghosted us when we asked questions guided by their docs (AWS Workspace stuff), probably after finding t
922.
by p_l 2y ago
RAID10 on local SSDs is pretty performant option, but yeah, it's per node.
923.
by p_l 2y ago
The "couple bucks" in my experience were difference between viable business and bankrupt one - including time spent on maintaining k8s!
924.
by p_l 2y ago
Unless you find out that calling AA for everything and going to big name mechanics garage every time costs you significant portion of your budget. A lot of it is finding balance between what to do yourself, what to outsource, and it's
925.
by p_l 2y ago
I'll put it this way: Every time I try to use Nomad, or any of the other "simpler" solutions, I hit a wall - there turns out to be a critical feature that is not available, and which if I want to retrofit into them, will be a
926.
by p_l 2y ago
You literally can. Your ability to regurgitate remembered article that is copyrighted does not make your brain a derivative work because removing that specific article from the training set is below noise floor of impact. However repr
927.
by p_l 2y ago
Russian jammers regularly impact other countries
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by p_l 2y ago
And because solar and wind power boost sales of gas turbine power plants that can spin fast enough to react for the wind and solar instability
929.
by p_l 2y ago
Couldn't check all details yet, but from quick recap: It's called ambient mode, and uses separate L4 and L7 processing on ways that would be familiar to people who dealt with virtual network functions - and neither l4 nor l7 parts
930.
by p_l 2y ago
I didn't mean replace istio with cilium, I meant running the proxy and routing operations as shared part per node instead of per pod

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