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by redrove 2y ago
I hate LinkedIn from the bottom of my heart. It’s absolute crap, just utter crap. It’s exactly where all the LLM, SEO, “LeadGen” spam goes to and comes from. Social networks are awful but I think I despise this one the most.
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by redrove 2y ago
Putting that aside, don’t you then agree ventilation in public spaces is useful for obvious health reasons?
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by redrove 2y ago
Are you actually insinuating there still isn’t a pandemic going on or am I misreading your comment? I don’t see how this couldn’t possible be anything but beneficial in public places.
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by redrove 2y ago
LMAO Yeah let's throw an LLM at the C++ kernel driver and auto-push to prod
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by redrove 2y ago
Fair enough, I’ve lived in Spain as well, no children though.
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by redrove 2y ago
Have you ever lived in Spain so you can accurately assess said value?
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by redrove 2y ago
Of course it would feel normal for a Swede. The taxes are outrageous. LE: Your income tax is ~47% over 60k/yr just so everyone knows what we’re talking about.
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by redrove 2y ago
This is awesome! Please consider open sourcing it!
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by redrove 2y ago
> If you want freedom then do it elsewhere. EU in a nutshell.
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by redrove 2y ago
To add to that: get some younger friends as well. As someone pointed out in this thread, the group think that forms in same-age groups can be downright dangerous.
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by redrove 2y ago
I do think there's a fair bit of selection bias. The vast majority of people growing old have not spent their lives learning; while enchanting to look at the 60-70+ year olds that are undoubtedly exceptional (think Warren Buffet or the
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by redrove 2y ago
I don’t doubt your experience and what you do at your org, yeah that falls into a bit of a different category since you use kubeapps. I guess what I’m saying is: in my experience across many organizations, helm is indeed treated more like a
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by redrove 2y ago
I’ve been doing this for about 8 years and have seen a few hundred clusters at dozens of orgs, been using GitOps for the last 4ish years. Invariably they all involved using helm as a package manager to deploy off the shelf infrastructure wi
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by redrove 2y ago
I don’t mean for this to sound condescending or dismissive, BUT if you don’t think Helm is primarily a package manager you haven’t worked with infrastructure deployed in k8s much.
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by redrove 2y ago
I tried doing this recently for a number of spam and phishing websites and all registrars/hosts refused my complaint on the basis that it’s unfounded. And yet valid businesses are booted out and deplatformed every day. This is such utt
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by redrove 2y ago
Had me in the the first half ngl.
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by redrove 2y ago
> OKRs are done right in tons of places No true scotsman!
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by redrove 2y ago
That’s like saying communism works because all you have to do is distribute the wealth equally right? It may look good on paper but in practice it always becomes a target and it’s considered a failure if you miss one. If it doesn’t work in
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by redrove 2y ago
All metrics like this either immediately or eventually become targets to be gamed [0]. If you’re part of the execution apparatus you’re just caught in the crossfire in trying to make some old fart’s powerpoint presentation green when showin
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by redrove 2y ago
I wonder if we’ll ever grow up as an industry and get over these MBA-enforced buzzwords like OKRs, SCRUM, etc. It’s just sad to see so much energy from so many smart people poured into this crap.
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by redrove 2y ago
I’m on a 787 in-flight wifi right now. This is very reassuring :/
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by redrove 2y ago
Exactly, this only made me feel sorry for the people working there. Weekly updates by naming and shaming every team member would cause me so much anxiety even if they were just internal. I’ve been on SRE/infra teams my entire career.
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by redrove 2y ago
> seems there is something wrong with expectations (probably on both sides) It’s pay, on both sides. Maybe remote working too. People work for money, fake company “benefits” are a scam and people have caught up.
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by redrove 2y ago
10 quid a day?! That's ludicrous. I don't live in the UK but I do wonder: is the infrastructure there truly ready? And does the average car owner think the whole charging time debacle is there as far as every day workability goes?
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by redrove 2y ago
Where exactly did I say it can't be used for more than http(s)? I just said it's generally used for that, and > In essence, CF Tunnel = Tailscale Funnel w/ BYOD + _Tailscale SSH_ > CF Tunnel = ... Tailscale SSH
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by redrove 2y ago
Is it though? It seems everywhere I look there's new EVs popping up, YouTube videos, reviews, blogposts and websites such as this. Not to mention governments bending over backwards to offer tax breaks, improve infrastructure, parking o
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by redrove 2y ago
Clouflare Tunnels are generally used for http(s) traffic more so than SSH, this is just Tailscale's SSH offering. The equivalent http(s) side of things from Tailscale would be Tailscale Funnel [0], although it's incomplete since y
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by redrove 3y ago
Sounds like he was underpaid by all 3!
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by redrove 3y ago
I’m not extremely well versed in the topic so forgive the ignorance: how does this differ from AWS Aurora’s offering? is pricing or scaling different. It’s not immediately obvious why you would want to use this instead.
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by redrove 3y ago
As an engineer I agree, but I’ve had the misfortune of managing poorly performing teams composed of unfit individuals that I couldn’t get rid of and they would do absolutely nothing if I didn’t arbitrarily give them some deadlines at least

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