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by spondyl 6y ago
Just a heads up that the quotes used in the kc function appear to be "smart quotes" and will likely throw an error if copied verbatim into your shell config
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by spondyl 6y ago
I guess I would suggest though that while something like Discord could be recreated by a Microsoft, the culture that grew it can't be replicated. Using Teams, it feels like a product built by committee where it's so disorienting a
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by spondyl 6y ago
I met someone I care about very much :')
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by spondyl 6y ago
The commenter, as I understand it, is blind so they can't contribute alt text because they can't see the image in the first place. Not defending the tone or comments but it's important context
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by spondyl 6y ago
Most of the replies are tackling Kubernetes from a technical perspective so for a people perspective, I can try to explain what might be a logical progression that I've seen. A startup that grows to have hundreds of developers might tr
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by spondyl 6y ago
At least the first 10 minutes is waiting for my corporate laptop to boot up ;)
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by spondyl 6y ago
> A monolith becomes poor quality and unmaintainable when there is no entity enforcing architectural simplicity. Having worked in a company where no single team "owned" the monolith, the term "communally owned" tended
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by spondyl 6y ago
If you haven't come across it, you might appreciate this post: https://adamdrake.com/command-line-tools-can-be-235x-faster-...
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by spondyl 6y ago
As someone who has been using Azure for 6 months, it's fairly bad but most of the Azure pain is more death by 1000 cuts than large explosions. Documentation that contains triple negatives, UI elements that have no consistency (clicking
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by spondyl 6y ago
As someone working at a company that pays for Azure support, it's pretty sad that Microsoft 365's Status Twitter account has been providing more insight than Azure's own status page https://twitter.com/MSFT365
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by spondyl 6y ago
I didn't notice unfortunately due to the Azure outage blowing everything up :(
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by spondyl 6y ago
> I've seen multiple people quit their jobs to sell NFTs full-time. Regardless of your view on NFTs, haven't they been "a thing" for like a week now? Perhaps I'm just too risk averse but that feels like a very l
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by spondyl 6y ago
Ah, apologies. I realise in hindsight that I was rambling from the point of view of offering five nines for software that is inherently flaky/unreliable. Companies where developers cycle through and knowledge is lost, technical debt ac
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by spondyl 6y ago
> I wonder if they track Github Status traffic volume as some sort of meta-indicator? Is it even viable? Sure, the previous decent sized company (~1000+ devs) had that exact metric available. Visits to the status page generally that is.
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by spondyl 6y ago
Just to clarify, Backblaze states eight 9s of durability, not reliability. Durability refers to the idea that your data will still be retrievable (ie no corruption) similar to S3's claim of eleven 9s of durability. Reliability however
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by spondyl 6y ago
Along those same lines, what if Jack made an NFT of the NFT. That is, he sold the "concept of owning his first tweet" which is even less tangible
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by spondyl 6y ago
re: x86 for python, I just run my terminal under Rosetta and I haven't had any troubles at all
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by spondyl 6y ago
Company realises that they have become kind of slow and that their culture is not conductive to moving fast, innovation and making more money "We could just buy a culture that is" and then either they keep it alive or the original
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by spondyl 6y ago
> Having trouble scheduling meetings because “it's the new Yoga instructor lesson I cannot miss” or “I’m taking a personal day” drove me crazy. The worst thing is that this was inline with the policies and norms - I was the weirdo w
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Google recently surfaced awful results for movies and TV(utf9k.net)
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by spondyl 6y ago
Also a New Zealander. One interesting thing that Apple Maps features is maps inside buildings. For example, I work inside of a Westfield mall and you can zoom into the mall and filter by floors. Each floor shows their respective retailers r
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by spondyl 6y ago
> I feel like Google is a case study in an engineering only company. Everything is reduced to a technical problem. I can recommend reading In The Plex. Quite literally the founders wanted to invert the usual model and put engineers first
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by spondyl 6y ago
https://trakt.tv has a calendar feature which supports both RSS feeds and ICS calendar feeds too. Nothing I'm associated with, just been a happy user of the service for years now
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FM-2030(en.wikipedia.org)
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Latency as a Forcing Function(utf9k.net)
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by spondyl 6y ago
Unfortunately it won't save me from unsubscribing because of the ever increasing upsell tactics and dialogue prompts by the Dropbox application. I just want a simple file storage :(
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by spondyl 6y ago
While I go to the gym myself, I pay for a PT and I'm also relatively new in the grand scheme of things to the fitness world. Similarly, I rarely do self directed gym stuff so this site is actually really handy as far as what areas migh
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by spondyl 6y ago
Ahh, I think I was a little confused. I had noted that there were "forks" on Gitlab but they're actually just mirrors it looks like so fork is perhaps a misnomer in this case on the part of Gitlab? Also curious to know what t
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by spondyl 6y ago
It's pretty handy! Out of curiosity, are the people demonstrating friends of yours? It seems like compiling all of that footage would have taken quite some time.
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by spondyl 6y ago
I have Vimari (Vim keybindings for Safari) installed and so pressing Esc and trying to navigate inside that window just scroll my actual browser window :( The irony

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