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1y ago
This comment is specifically about using CI/CD to deploy infrastructure, right? Or does Pulumi have a framework for general CI/CD?
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1y ago
Cool, I basically get the same effect with "code snapshots" with using jj so I wonder if this will be different.
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1y ago
This might have been the case for fish shell; but not anymore, it works in current version. I myself have used the popular syntax without specifying `env` in my aliases.
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1y ago
Oh, it's a trading firm. That's why they can fund an internal fork of Python... That sounds nice...
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1y ago
Isn't there an incoming JIT in 3.14?
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1y ago
If Julia fixes it package manager problems (does it still take a while to load imports?), I think it could become popular.
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1y ago
You always have to ask which plan they're paying for. Sometimes people complain about the $20 per month plan...
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2y ago
Being in academia, you realize how much of an echo chamber it is. Fears keep looping back through each other in those circles. Not to mention, the article doesn’t mention how many of these scientists are foreign origin— that’s a pretty glar
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2y ago
Are you asking on a public forum, on how to get around using a product for a commercial setting by using the non-commercial version of the product?
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2y ago
this guy arches
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2y ago
“Hey now, how do you expect users to quickly open Netflix or prime or Disney+. Psssh no one uses video inputs now anyway!”
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2y ago
Sans the python compatiblity, rhai is pretty close to what rpython is trying to be. https://github.com/rhaiscript/rhai
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2y ago
Don't take this too far though. Played for years and realized I kept playing just to reach the same "high" I once had when I first climbed. Even when I won, I was dissatisfied. Once I stopped playing, I noticed myself getting
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2y ago
What is your working stack like?
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2y ago
It's about conformity. Every place that tested leetcode in my interview (easy/mediums) never impressed me with their work culture. Usually it's a proxy test for obedience and/or accepting bureaucracy. Also forget about c
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2y ago
Too many folks in this industry think any job other than FAANG/startups is not serious.
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2y ago
Distance.
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2y ago
Soylent used to be decent. But now they push the bottled drinks over the powders and it's lamentable.
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2y ago
How did you get used to eating natto? Did you like it immediately?
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2y ago
Same, after learning the hard (pun intended?) way about hark links, I just default to soft links.
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2y ago
It's also very regional-- a lot of the sensational sexual assault cases are in the more economically-downwards states. Big metropolitan cities rarely have the heinous crimes we're so used to seeing in the Western world.
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2y ago
Haven't used a Framework, but I'll throw arch-based CachyOS. Super simple setup and optimized binaries for modern machines are a plus.
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2y ago
Yah this all sounds good until you realize you have to actually maintain those servers, apply security patches and inevitably run into configuration drift. Like all things, there's a good middle ground here-- use managed services where
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2y ago
This is the author's comment fwiw: ---- [Author here] > it is time you replaced that 13 year old laptop You tell me where I can buy one that's as good, has lots of ports and easily-expanded RAM, disk etc, with above all else an
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2y ago
apparently it has to do with pricing per API call.
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2y ago
this is application side, correct?
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2y ago
In my experience, it's fine . I just wish it supported more condition keys across all services. Nothing sucks more than to write a policy with a explicit condition only to bash your head trying to figure out why and then finally reali
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2y ago
It's on the github
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3y ago
You do know all that CDKTF does is compile programming language code to JSON (1:1 with Terraform's HCL)? CDKTF is not accessing the Terraform state directly, it's allowing you to express your configuration that you would normally
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3y ago
Poetry is a step up from plain pip but it's not complete either. I recommend switching to PDM. PDM follows more Python standards and is faster too.
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