shatteredspace

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by shatteredspace 5y ago
If you are doing anything with infrastructure than finding a place with Ansible or Nomad would be: Ansible - Deploying VMs on-prem and in the cloud, creating a managed-k8s cluster in the cloud, deploying k8s on-prem, possibly bare-metal ser
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by shatteredspace 5y ago
I dropped off earlier than 45%, somewhere around 25%. It is about deriving the quadratic formula, not about 'what's a root'. What's a root could be a link you click on to give more information than a special x value when
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by shatteredspace 5y ago
I used the free trial mechanism to play around with the site a little bit more in depth. Very clean all around and super intuitive to use. At the moment I have nothing to contribute to the site as in courses (at least at for the near future
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by shatteredspace 5y ago
Preface this with I don't hate K8s. I see it as a solution and something to be used when the situation calls for it. I've used it quite a bit from directly interacting with it using Go and it's Go modules, using it's RES
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by shatteredspace 5y ago
I don't have a fully developed opinion on that, so I won't try to come up with one on the spot. My comment is purely because I felt the parent left out details about the blog post that should have been pointed out.
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by shatteredspace 5y ago
That reference and the original blog post where 70% was indicated is only dealing with security vulnerabilities in Microsoft's software, not everyone's. So while other software that isn't Microsoft most certainly has memory s
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by shatteredspace 5y ago
Made an edit to my original comment but it may help to be here also. 'terraform refresh' may be what you are looking for. This will update the state to match current configurations that may have been done outside of Terraform.
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by shatteredspace 5y ago
If Terraform was used for the deployment of the infrastructure, then state IS the actual configuration of the system. All that a plan does is evaluate what is going to change in the current Terraform state by performing a dry-run of the Ter
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by shatteredspace 5y ago
Being 'stuck' in 2005 is exactly why I use Blogger for my blog posts. I don't post to get eyeballs, I don't have monetization turned on. I post (about mainly tech) for my future self, so that if I run into the same weird
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by shatteredspace 5y ago
I would disagree and say that while PowerShell is well...powerful, it's not as pluggable as the Unix shell. Purely due to objects vs plaintext. PowerShell works off of .NET objects thus if I want to take output from one command and sen
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by shatteredspace 5y ago
I'm just starting out in the journey of front-end development as a hobby and have been doing server-side infrastructure automation for my career for almost a decade now - so please bear that in mind with might seem like an ignorant que
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by shatteredspace 6y ago
I've been thinking of this recently and found that I wanted a site like Stack Overflow but for sharing rather than Q&A. I'd be interesting in participating in an alpha. I use my personal blog as my note taking location ( https
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by shatteredspace 6y ago
Why do I need to go to Stack Overflow? Being sympathetic I would say that because the Node JS Installer makes the assumption that you know what the PATH environment variable is and you know how directories work. Why do I need to fire up the
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by shatteredspace 6y ago
I take the "wtf is user/local/bin in $path?" to be a question from a non-tech person that is interested in learning to code. I can't be sure though since the author stated he has failed to install Node js. Should Ch
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by shatteredspace 8y ago
I'm not a programmer/coder for my job but rather in IT/operations. So I work a lot with virtualization, networking, backups, storage, etc. Programming is a hobby though. - C++ due to studying Computer Science in University. S
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by shatteredspace 8y ago
I'll throw in a few buck to the winner just to hear about the result.