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by pojzon 3y ago
Thanks thats probably it.
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by pojzon 3y ago
Wow thats so low. Here we have 9% and its the „good” offer. Soon Ill be working only to pay off interest. The system we have is amazing and totally does not exploit honestly working ppl.
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by pojzon 3y ago
Anyone can explain to me why order of input file flag has such an impact on the accuracy of copy ? (Ffmpeg adds/removes randomly few sec)
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by pojzon 3y ago
You can say the same about MariaDB, Elasticsearch, CocroachDB etc. Why is „AWS attacks OSS” bad and „Spacelift attacks OSS” good ? Its exactly the same case just size of companies is different.
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by pojzon 3y ago
IRSA in pods and containers is translated to env vars. That was the point. That if you dont want to pull in k8s dependencies to the code, at the end every approach ends up as a mounted file or env vars.
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by pojzon 3y ago
> We load secrets from Secrets Manager And how your apps authenticate to Secrets Manager ? Did you ever call `env` on a pod that has IRSA configured ? This is just a middle step to do exactly the same thing but instead of using envFromSe
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by pojzon 3y ago
yup thats exactly what .env is, and tbh that doesn't change anything in the bigger picture
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by pojzon 3y ago
That does not impact 99% of ppl.. The licence change impacts only companies like Digger or Spacelift that build their platform abusing TF oss offering.
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by pojzon 3y ago
Doesnt help when GKEngine has constant issues and recent upgrade feature is on 10 days strike. Recently was woken up by alert about DNS resolution issues. GCP rolled out new version of SkyDNS and NodeLocalDNS, SkyDNS reports 99% miss, had t
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by pojzon 3y ago
> If I use neither Google nor Apple, I loose access to banking apps and other third-party apps So your real issue is lack of competition. Something that could be regulated but is not due to corrupted goverment. So instead of fixing the s
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by pojzon 3y ago
But thats just a tip of an iceberg. What happens when your Cillium Service Mesh starts misbehaving due to missed network packets ? Or when you have to setup a resillient backup of a cluster that runs 30 000 pods on 300 nodes ? And upgrade.
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by pojzon 3y ago
DevOps is terrible because we want to have a team of fullstack expert engineers that have certs in every tech, but pay them for a single role. First there are not enough ppl with that huge landscape of knowledge. Second you would have to pa
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by pojzon 3y ago
Im reading this whole discussion and Im totally buffled by ppl trying to FORCE their way of thinking on others. Nobody forces ppl to use Apple products, nobody forces ppl to use Google products. Ppl do so because they have no options to cho
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by pojzon 3y ago
Good to know, core component of the company still uses it every build pulling all dependencies from internet. Gonna be a hilarious ride when it breaks.
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by pojzon 3y ago
What about other companies that started building competing solutions based on HC oss tools ? Also makes me question OSS promise when w/e I build will be captured by CloudProvider or cheaper alternative. Why I would build anything OSS i
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by pojzon 3y ago
I would like to change many things I feel could be solved in better ways. Unfortunately Im not a rockstar engineer and stuff takes me more time. I care a lot about maintainability, so writing docs or good explanations to design decisions si
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by pojzon 3y ago
Im seen as a problem engineer even if its never my intention. Im a bit anxious and introverted and thus like to get my part done and focus on other things. This always results in rest of the team losing will to go far and beyond. I dont kno
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by pojzon 3y ago
Im still looking for a language that will solve my biggest issue: - dependency hell.. Recently had to update unmaintained project by 5 dependency versions higher. It was so painful with GO.
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by pojzon 3y ago
> not possibly ever accept user comments or submissions, or could not ever risk having users sending links to one another. Those all proved to be false Funny thing is that this part is most often the cause of a data breach when looking a
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by pojzon 3y ago
Or you can leverage ebpf like cillium.
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by pojzon 3y ago
Im surprised ppl dont do double tls termination with ebpf certs between pods. Your customer sees one cert at the LB level. LB talks to ingress which also has own cert by CAM. And any other pod on the cluster uses mtls via ebpf.
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by pojzon 3y ago
> crazy high CPU usage for certain transcodes The reason I stopped using it for hosting my collection on a PI. Overall decided its just easier to have a public NAS accessible from anywhere. No point to open stuff in a browser when you ca
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by pojzon 3y ago
The hook is called „Reddit becoming more ans more aggressive with monetisation” Its really enough for ppl to start looking for alternatives.
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by pojzon 3y ago
Its not, but we are slowly becoming desperate and rich ppl feel like they have to have a plan B in case Earth becomes unhabitable.
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by pojzon 3y ago
> Facebook and Google are making themselves incompatible with traditional moderation, which is why they keep trying (and failing) to automate it Its the other way around. They try to automate and fail miserably after spending billions an
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by pojzon 3y ago
The issue in this is that they speak english, think english, want X in english. But in reality need Y. ChatGPT will not help with that.
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by pojzon 3y ago
Now, who is going to mentor real human junior developers? Coz they wont progress by themselves (or not many will). Whats the initiative for companies to invest into junior developers now ?
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by pojzon 4y ago
Can this work as a replacement for zapier?
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by pojzon 4y ago
Oil and car industries are not going down without a fight. Just tells me its ok to buy a new disel coz it will be supported at least fir the next 50 years or so. Cheaper and higher comfort.
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by pojzon 4y ago
Looking at their downtime manifesto from few days ago - chatgpt would probably spit out a better infra design in like 5m…

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