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by roboben 4y ago
Thanks for doing that! I think there is demand for minimal metrics services for Prometheus for very constrained or expensive environments. I am currently looking into getting container-level metrics into Fargate containers. I think the best
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by roboben 4y ago
I am not saying a branch is nothing than a ref, I am saying there are only refs in git and this is the powerful part of it because being so arcane and simple makes it so flexible
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by roboben 4y ago
Anyone knows some projects using mruby as their embedded interpreter? I could think of something like Nginx having a mruby module instead of Lua.
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by roboben 4y ago
Where can I play this game? It’s probably available online in-browser? Also would love to see what ChatGPT would output if asked to describe a map or give instructions to draw.
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by roboben 4y ago
This is unintentionally funny
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by roboben 4y ago
Lol Im meant to joke about the Microsoft product naming and got it wrong which somehow makes it more funny (read the other comments why)
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by roboben 4y ago
Internal code name was Slack360
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by roboben 4y ago
My company does not have many formal scheduled meetings. Mostly doing huddle to adhoc chat, discuss problems, screen share and pair program. It works well
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by roboben 4y ago
I used it for two years next to WebEx and it is the worst of all. Not only UX is the worst (cannot have a normal channel, everything is a thread, you cannot change alignment of messages) also the rate of people complaining their Teams does
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by roboben 4y ago
Why don’t they use Huddle then?
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by roboben 4y ago
xpe is taking everything 100% serious here.
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by roboben 4y ago
The worst part of this is that everyone at GitHub is now forced to use Microsoft Teams.
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by roboben 4y ago
Was thinking the same: Mostly with huge imports of external resources, whatever they will be but surely not accessible in space.
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by roboben 4y ago
I have a dream that all post like this start with an extensive paragraph one the most simple but fundamental question of “Why?” I know it’s mostly for fun and to tinker around with tech and just having cracked the problem, but mostly there
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by roboben 4y ago
How do ISPs do a page in front of their service? Do they have a DNS blacklist, resolve to their servers first and then let the users pass when accepting? How is this acceptance working and persisted? And could you not circumvent this by eit
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by roboben 4y ago
That’s exactly how I use ‘unless’. Simple on condition (no else branch) use cases in one liners, anything more complex, I move to if. Best of both world I’d say!
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by roboben 4y ago
X1 means Artillery Sidewinder X1?
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by roboben 4y ago
Is it possible to port Emacs to iOS? Did anyone try this?
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by roboben 4y ago
Reading boost:: gives me shivers and flashbacks of my Diploma thesis
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by roboben 4y ago
Ruby's pry. Just dropping `binding.pry` anywhere in the code, run it and then get a full REPL with all the variables and instrospect everything with `ls`. This is why I am still coming back to Ruby and writing everything like it. In mo
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by roboben 4y ago
Disclaimer: I am an Ops engineer turned product manager. But I don’t like this rift. There are many ops people having a good understanding of product and vice versa. It’s just the stereotype which gets reproduced all the time, including in
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by roboben 4y ago
> When was the last time you saw a product manager high-five the ops person and say, ‘fast fucking autoscaler!’? That's me. I did that.
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by roboben 4y ago
sadly not, talking about small databases like MySQL or Postgres
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Ask HN: Bare-metal replicated storage for a small K8s cluster
1 points by roboben 4y ago|3 comments
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by roboben 4y ago
A HAT seems to by way to complex and less flexible then a small black box you can plug your USB charger in and a USB cabel comes out
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by roboben 4y ago
This thing looks great, also given the PoE feature. How much does it cost? I cannot seem to find it to buy
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by roboben 4y ago
That's my point. Why having all the setup (and size!) for doing 110/220V when you just need it for 5V USB. Still a nice option!
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by roboben 4y ago
Market gap! Someone should produce USB UPS for the raspberryPi server setups of this world. I’d buy one!
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by roboben 4y ago
2022 is the year for Linux on the desktop.
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by roboben 4y ago
Good old Ruby days!

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