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by pojntfx 7y ago
With a Kubernetes autoscaler, this takes you ~20 Minutes to setup pod autoscaling. If you run your k8s on say GKE, setting up node autoscaling is another 5 Minutes.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
I absolutely loved going to FOSDEM this year for the first time. It's an amazing community!
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by pojntfx 7y ago
SAP is the worst software I've ever used in my entire life; they literally have to publish paid books on how to use it, that's how bad it is.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
Pete Buttigeg literally invested in the dark money corp that built it and is now claiming he won because there are no results. They are rigging the primaries against Bernie just like they did in 2016.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
I license all my software under the AGPL. Best license IMHO.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
Write a monolith first, then decompose into microservices. That's it.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
Love using Btrfs; the is no better filesystem than it nowadays that it's reliability issues have been fixed.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
Use Linux.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
Doing something bad intentionally first is a really great tool. I do this a lot with my Go projects; I'll write a really crappy, huge `main` function, push it to GitHub and then my mind tells me "hey, you can't let that be ou
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by pojntfx 7y ago
It's a proprietary license, false advertising ...
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by pojntfx 7y ago
Anyone who unironically thinks that the obviously positive effects of free and open science are even comparable to piracy is a lunatic.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
Channels are really nice; I love writing "workers" with them and sending errors and "status messages" with a simple `status <- "starting supernode"`/`errors <- err`; doing this with i.e. Node's
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by pojntfx 7y ago
YES! The DRM-free books are amazing. It feels so good to finally be able to _own_ a book and be sure of being able to read it for long into the future.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
GNOME is literally 22 years old (1997).
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by pojntfx 7y ago
As a Fedora user myself as well, this indeed seems like a massive waste; I can see the point of different distros having different init systems (i.e. Devuan for SysV init, Debian for systemd, Alpine for openrc, ...) but multiple init system
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by pojntfx 7y ago
I have done so in the past. This leads to a lot of duplication though.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
18yo JS/Ruby/Go dev here. `make` is certainly known to us; it's just that platform-specific build systems (`mage` for Go, `rake` for Ruby, `gulp` for JS etc.) are simply more sane to set up per languages than using `make` for
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by pojntfx 7y ago
+1 for small book formats. As some who reads in the metro each morning, not having to carry around a hardback is nice.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
@alexellisuk almost all of my interest in Kubernetes is due to your work. Thank you for everything you do!
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by pojntfx 7y ago
Seize the means of registration. Seriously, why on earth are the domain registries of the world not in the hands of the people? This stuff is far to important to be under the control of cooperations.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
But isn't this not really and argument against FLOSS in this case? Isn't support the entire business model of, say RedHat?
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by pojntfx 7y ago
Just use Linux. It's really that simple.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
Honestly, this split is a great idea IMHO. Gatsby did that a while back as well. Gophers are cute, that's for sure - but a "clean" appearance like that of the new site is neat for whenever you want to pitch Go to a non-techni
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by pojntfx 7y ago
Scribus is amazing! I've used it for quite huge projects (like 200+ pages magazines) and it never let me down, especially if combined with LibreOffice, GIMP and Inkscape.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
Are you seriously claiming the 2008 financial crisis is an instance of _too little_ regulation?
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by pojntfx 7y ago
This. The internet is a basic service and should thus be ran by the people.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
Why not just do it like any other developed country on earth, make the universities public and drop tuition altogether. Works very well here in Germany.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
"Workload Orchestrators" K8s can already do VMs with Kube-virt, so yeah.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
Also, this is locale specific. Here in Germany we use dots instead of commas for that.
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by pojntfx 7y ago
As a user, I want my system to use containerization for me to not worry about where I get my apps from. You know, like Flatpak does it. This isn't really an argument for modern OSes such as desktop Linux anymore.

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