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ptdorf
10mo ago
You meant: Austria. The lang of Kangaroos.
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10mo ago
Nobody sane wants to use their shoddy products. Their office products can't even agree having the same menu options for the same functionality. People use them out of corporate inertia: Windows laptops are cheaper than Macs and that br
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ptdorf
11mo ago
People don't get sarcarm :/ Totally unrelated, if you need to suffix a k8s deployment with "-deployment" you are a hack, a fraud, an overengineer and someone who should NOT work as software or devops engineer.
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ptdorf
11mo ago
And for the first time since I have this MacBook Pro (M2 2023) I heard and felt the fans. I was wondering if they were imaginary.
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ptdorf
1y ago
Am I blind or where is `kind` coming from? > console.log(`${kind} ${filename}`) It should be `eventType` (string).
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ptdorf
1y ago
Don't own anything and be happy, kids! Seriously, the fact this comment is, so far, at the top is mind boggling.
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ptdorf
1y ago
Yes but /comments/:comment_uuid that has a parent to /pulls/:pull_uuid is harder to map the hierarchy it belongs to.
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ptdorf
2y ago
I wonder if he reads every single line of code. Or even skims over them.
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ptdorf
2y ago
EEE
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ptdorf
2y ago
Sounds like a bash 3 issue. $ bash --version GNU bash, version 5.2.32(1)-release (aarch64-apple-darwin23.4.0) $ declare -A aaa; aaa[a]=a; aaa[b]=bb; for i in ${!aaa[@]}; do echo "$i --> ${aaa[$i]}"; done b --> bb a --> a
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ptdorf
2y ago
Zig mentioned
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ptdorf
2y ago
IMO, PHP brings a few things to the table that keep it alive and kicking: 1. You can dynamically load code as you go. This alone allows Wordpress to download and use plugins straight away. You can't do this with Go and it's not as
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ptdorf
2y ago
In my experience AWS' CloudFormation is limited in the number of resources and exposed APIs than any of the CDK.
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ptdorf
2y ago
Where Rust??
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ptdorf
2y ago
> you should question why you can’t scale teams. They can afford not to.
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ptdorf
2y ago
> there’s like 4 types for String Try 12.
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ptdorf
2y ago
_ ThePrimeagen entered the chat_
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ptdorf
2y ago
> What matters the most is the product. This ^^ I went from a Intel MacBook Pro that can boil eggs to a M2 silent, efficient killer machine.
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ptdorf
2y ago
Oh man! This was GOLD. Thanks.
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ptdorf
2y ago
> GCP is good in that regard too, minus IAM. Care to elaborate why? IMO, GCP's IAM is years ahead of say AWS.
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ptdorf
2y ago
Eza: A modern, maintained replacement for Exa ;-)
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ptdorf
2y ago
So.. it just swapped ignoring `.env` for `.env.keys`?
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ptdorf
2y ago
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
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ptdorf
2y ago
Pass. https://www.hammerspoon.org/ is a true hacker's toolbox, not just for window management. And all scripted with Lua.
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2y ago
> Arvind wants IBM Cloud to displace AWS/GCP/Azure which is certainly aiming for the stars. Which year is this from? IBM gave up that fight years ago. They are now one of, if not the most, valued partner of AWS/GCP/Az
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2y ago
I agree with most of the article's sentiment. Cloud provider costs can pile up quickly. But the most undersold value of the cloud, and where I see so far unbeatable value, is automation (single, unified API) and the ecosystem of tools
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ptdorf
3y ago
This is the way.
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3y ago
> "There’s a fundamental policy aim, which is to burn and exploit all Saudi’s oil reserves until the last drop" If this is true, this sounds to me very shortsighted. Our modern society will always require oil as the foundatio
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How Google Authenticator made one company’s network breach much, much worse
(arstechnica.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
> I feel like there are two Microsofts Same with most companies. The business side tends to steer, resist and fight the creative side. The irony is that in the long run, these two are aligned. Sad that higher management feels the need to
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