shadycuz

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by shadycuz 4y ago
When I have really stubborn stuck items to my cast iron. I boil salt in it.
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by shadycuz 4y ago
Well to me the "gotcha" wasn't that you could control the match from the abstract class, it was all the silly things that you could do. Which for me was the point of the article. I mean the first palindrome example was pretty
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by shadycuz 4y ago
Really? Even with all the data showing how biased Human judges are? At my day job, I automate everything because humans can't reliably perform basic tasks. I'm not a believer in web3 or crypto but believe computers to be more impa
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by shadycuz 4y ago
This is like my dream job and my current job having a baby.
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by shadycuz 4y ago
He is just demonstrating that __subclass__ hook has control over what is counted as a match. Which he explained in another article that it allows the author of the abstract class to hijack calls to isinstance for any instances created from
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by shadycuz 4y ago
I doubt anyone is interested but I'm building some tooling for node and npm in jenkins. Just standard stuff, nvm, nodenv, npm and npx wrapper.
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by shadycuz 4y ago
You can take this a step further and completely automate the release of your package. That means the tagging, publishing and the GitHub release notes. I don't have a blog post but you can see the process on my personal project https:&
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by shadycuz 4y ago
I meant open source software licenses that requires attribution.
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by shadycuz 4y ago
I came here to say this. They contacted me several years ago for a kubernetes role. The pay was half my current position which was also remote... They didn't feel like a leader.
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by shadycuz 4y ago
I've always wondered how too do this for code that requires it.
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by shadycuz 4y ago
You need `pyenv` and `nox`. Just read this entire guide https://cjolowicz.github.io/posts/hypermodern-python-01-setu...
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by shadycuz 4y ago
I haven't used pip directly in years. Lots have changed in the Python eco system and I feel like using pip (directly) for dependency management has it's writing on the wall. https://cjolowicz.github.io/posts/h
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by shadycuz 4y ago
Can you put me in touch with who runs your Jenkins setup? I just want to talk shop. https://twitter.com/shady_cuz/status/1547434211841347586
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by shadycuz 4y ago
I'm really sad a company like Lucid didn't partner with comma to take on Tesla.
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by shadycuz 4y ago
You might want to do some more research. DevOps is for sure one of the top paying engineering positions. I think the average salary right now is 134k a year USD.
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by shadycuz 4y ago
Hello HN, I wanted to create something to use as a guide for engineers new to Terraform but also as a starting point with a lot of the CICD already configured. I have more plans for the future but wanted some early feedback. Thanks
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Show HN: Terraform module template with pre-configured CICD(github.com)
2 points by shadycuz 4y ago|1 comments
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by shadycuz 4y ago
If you use Jenkins... I give a shit. https://github.com/DontShaveTheYak/jenkins-std-lib Hit me up. I will help with your pipelines.
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by shadycuz 4y ago
Not every one gets a bot created in their image. Lucky guy
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by shadycuz 4y ago
Okay so all of these are centered around unifying everything to Terraform. That's pretty much it's only use case.
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by shadycuz 4y ago
Final follow up ;) If you like Cloudformation, you might be interested in my Cloudformation testing library. https://github.com/DontShaveTheYak/cloud-radar It's the most powerful Cloudformation testing framework t
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by shadycuz 4y ago
I actually thought your comments on having centrally described infrastructure pretty deserving of its own reply. Because switching to Terraform doesn't mean you would lose this capability. It just moves it from the AWS console to your
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by shadycuz 4y ago
I can think of a couple use cases. 1. You started on AWS using Cloudformation and now your branching out to other cloud providers and you want to use a cloud agnostic IaC tool. 2. Your company uses Terraform but you come across a rouge team
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by shadycuz 4y ago
Would love to see how OpenAI does CI/CD. Both with the models and while training.
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by shadycuz 4y ago
Hello HN, I'm back with another side project. This time with a CLI written in python that can aid you in converting Cloudformation Templates to Terraform. It can do about 70% of the work for you and I hope to further improve this perce
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Show HN: Convert Cloudformation Templates to Terraform(github.com)
2 points by shadycuz 4y ago|6 comments
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by shadycuz 4y ago
I had this same problem. You really should just try different things until something works for you. For me, I'm doing 1 meal a day. I love it. I spend less time figuring out what to eat, cooking and doing dishes. I start my day with co
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by shadycuz 4y ago
I have an organization on GitHub dedicated to reducing yak shaving. https://github.com/DontShaveTheYak
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by shadycuz 5y ago
Didn't really get much out of the blog post. Seems obvious to me that written zig is colorless but compiled zig is not. Except for a few use cases that the zig authors pointed out. Is that really much different than how python abstract
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by shadycuz 5y ago
We run most of our CI locally already using vscode devcontainers and precommit. It seems like that is a DIY dagger. Since most of our precommit hooks are just docker containers themselves. I guess dagger does add parallel builds.

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