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smetj
1y ago
Could you elaborate please? Genuine question.
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smetj
1y ago
Shameless plug. My experience with emergency lane keeping systems in my car and reporting it to my dealership: https://www.smetj.net/its-for-your-own-safety.html
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Kubernetes has all the capabilities to address the needs of pretty much every architecture/design out there. You only need one architecture/design for your particular use case. Nonetheless, you will have to cary all that weight wi
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1y ago
Hard no to HCL! Yaml is simple. A ton of tools can parse and process it. I understand the author's gripes (long files, indentation, type confusions) but then I would even prefer JSON as an alternative. Just use better tooling that help
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1y ago
I totally agree with this. Same for metrics.
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1y ago
wow didn't know about rotel ... looks very interesting indeed. Especially those python bindings ... Bookmarked!
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smetj
1y ago
I think settling to otel as transport/wire-format is an excellent strategic choice offering most possibilities towards the future. Two concerns less.
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1y ago
You mean the browser in question is broken? :) No in all seriousness table rendering broken?
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1y ago
Static generation. Tables. End of story.
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2y ago
> Why were they created? Proof of work. Look at all this data I/we created. And the article didn't talk about logs and other operational data yet
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2y ago
No it's one level deeper. The exclusive claim to the "hype" is heading down towards reality.
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> Wall Street stepped up its questions about the massive outlays after the Chinese upstart DeepSeek released a new open-source AI model that it claims rivals the abilities of US technology at a fraction of the cost. And that's the c
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Its not remote work itself. ... that just amplifies the inability of some people to "see the work" and to self-organize.
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2y ago
Congratulations Anexia, well done! Pulling this off means you have experienced leaders and excellent engineers.
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2y ago
Just wow. You have to take into account the year these were made and its zeitgeist... It took a different mind to come up with those back then ... nice ... well done ... thats the importance of artists .... they are the ice breakers .. the
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Yup!
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2y ago
Put it in a container?
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2y ago
> Would the CEO resigning or getting laid off, make your situation any better if you were one of those laid off? No, of course not. But he is the leader, and he guided the company to a point where certain areas became "over-invested
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2y ago
It comes down to genuine, natural unforced interest (its there or not) and mastering the ability to systematically deal with and how to tackle the next unknown. After years this make you a true wizard.
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2y ago
Agreed. I ran a log ingestion infra 8 years ago doing 20k msg/s sustained on RabbitMQ ... back then we went through a lot of instabilities though they settled over time with new releases. Great times. Besides a quality product the deve
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2y ago
Excellent point made
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smetj
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They don't but they do if you have too much of them. In my experience, the amount of meetings only increased when working remotely. I would welcome a meeting budget ... how many time one is allowed to spend in meetings over a certain t
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2y ago
Yes, I agree with that.
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2y ago
Thank you for highlighting that, much appreciated.
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2y ago
I have no experience with this particular implementation but I do have experience with some important business process developed in Azure Logic Apps, which is kind of the same in spirit I believe. From what I have seen, these kind of framew
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Agreed!
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Windows, after 98SP2 and XP it just became absolutely untenable. (it started during XP already) Any pre-installed version was rife with junk one just wanted to get rid of. What still remains to this day, the inexplicable slowdown between a
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Absolutely awesome ... an oasis in a hostile desert. We needs more webrings and curated link portals (which this essentially is) ... Thank you devs!
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2y ago
I remember the first moments switching from C64 to a 386AT PC with VGA card/screen and be blown away by Deluxe Paint II's included artwork named pueblo ( http://www.randelshofer.ch/animations/anims_ibm/ele
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> The whole database is around 11 MB, basically nothing. I don’t even bother with proper storage, I just serialize the whole thing to a single JSON file every time it updates. > But how do I search? > Well, Ctrl+F, of course. We ar
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