stn_za

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by stn_za 3y ago
Agreed, but for other reasons. Even 1 day a week in the office is useless. It means you HAVE to live near the office or in the same state even. It's either remote or it's not.
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by stn_za 3y ago
I do use python, when bash doesn't make sense. Perhaps in this case dealing with API's Python was the better choice...but, the parent comment just blanket bashed Bash, and so did you. ;) I have no issue with bash, it's simpl
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by stn_za 3y ago
Says every js hipster who will forever lack the power of shell ;)
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by stn_za 3y ago
Luckily management is not the requirement for more money nowadays. Most Staff/Principle and even Senior engineers are on equal footing (and often more) with managers in terms of salary. At least in my country.
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by stn_za 3y ago
No degree and earning more than my colleagues with Masters/Doctorates due to having far more experience than them and having had a head start due to not spending years on a degree.
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by stn_za 4y ago
Issue is when your primary tenant(s) are much larger than the other...eventually vertical scaling is difficult even for only 1 tenant, depending on it's size.
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by stn_za 4y ago
America has done much of the same for years. China isn't even allowed to have modern CPU technologies, and such tech is banned for export to China
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by stn_za 4y ago
Ah, interesting. I haven't heard of these yet.
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by stn_za 4y ago
Highly doubtful
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by stn_za 4y ago
Of course it's CNN
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by stn_za 4y ago
I understand it's a cult like following, which I suppose is what you meant without giving any more details
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by stn_za 4y ago
I have a mouse cable bungee. Particularly useful for twitch based FPS shooters such as Counter Strike, but overall ensures never to get the cable in your way. PS: You don't use wireless for competitive shooters. LAN Cable, cable mous
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by stn_za 4y ago
Go work from a coffee shop or something then.
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by stn_za 4y ago
Some of the comments here...wow. If you crave human interaction, here's a thought: "Go outside". You don't need to go to work to meet other humans.
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by stn_za 4y ago
Apple really isn't all that. Technically, much meh. Mindshare/Fashion statement is where it's at. That can change.
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by stn_za 4y ago
It's easy. You just need to stop thinking of these things as toys... Awk + bash could easily recreate most existing code in a couple of lines
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by stn_za 4y ago
And be so far behind it's not even funny. Look at AMD vs NVIDIA RTX implementations. Nah, NVDA is a solid buy for long term. They also almost acquired ARM (Which shows where their heads are at at the very least.) Owning ARM, the thing
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by stn_za 4y ago
You should be worried if this does NOT break your automation pipeline.
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by stn_za 4y ago
IMHO, It should break the CI systems. If you don't pre-bake the known-hosts, then you'd allow each new ephemeral run to use whatever github tells you it's key is. It did briefly break ours, as we pre-bake the known_hosts file
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by stn_za 4y ago
Nah, twitter is getting what it needs
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by stn_za 4y ago
Simple. Kill Electron immediately, fucking Slack being so slow on a multi core modern PC is ridiculous. It's IRC ffs.
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by stn_za 4y ago
Can't wait. People should be so ashamed that what's basically an IRC client (Slack) requires more than 4GB of ram and so many cores. Laziness. Truly.
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by stn_za 4y ago
As opposed to? Fargate is cheap, you can have permanently running workloads and still pay less than non-fargate options.
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by stn_za 4y ago
Amazon EKS + Fargate. No bare metal to manage. Control plane complexity is abrastacted away. Fargate namespace + profiles, no worker node configuration. EKS cost will be $90/m Thereafter you only pay for what cpu/mem limits you as
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by stn_za 4y ago
Happy and successful people want to keep being happy and successful for longer. How evil of them!
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by stn_za 4y ago
Lmao indeed
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by stn_za 4y ago
Yep, I'd promise 99.95 at a stretch, never 100%. They are not being honest with themselves here
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by stn_za 4y ago
Love this!
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by stn_za 4y ago
Suggestion: Don't.* But, if you have your mind set: GitLab is great. (It WILL break at one point or another, and you will need to do recovery)
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by stn_za 5y ago
Imagine being able to take a walk anyway without going to the office?

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