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swozey
3y ago
Good god, 48 THOUSAND rooms??
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swozey
3y ago
I was 6months from MEPS. My Major dad told me to GTFO. I'd planned on going Army my entire life. That threw a real wrench in my plans. Thankfully I was able to get out of it since I hadn't signed at MEPs yet. I lived in Norfolk VA
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swozey
3y ago
I've dug this up 2-3 times since 2001 and I always have a nightmare of a time finding it. I'm not finding it anywhere right now. I'm pretty sure it was a Nanog report but I could be wrong there, it was very thorough and a lot
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swozey
3y ago
I found that quote in the article very... well it made me feel pretty dumb, quite frankly. This quote from the PR I think is a bit better for people with my smooth brain > What are you adding? I want to add a *per-cpu variable* to record
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3y ago
I don't have the time to dig around for examples but reading IRC logs (which I mention in another comment) is really ... interesting. I haven't read them in years but I remember the vitriol toward Muslims being absolutely astonish
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swozey
3y ago
This stuff is so difficult for me to watch again, I was a senior in HS. Reading IRC logs from back then is also really interesting. And Nanog had a really interesting slideshow/powerpoint deep dive on the infrastructure outages that oc
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3y ago
This is an absolutely ludicrous statement. I don't owe my mother for the birth or childhood that I wasn't around to give approval to having. Nor do I owe her an ounce of positivity that I'm paying her rent while she's ow
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swozey
3y ago
Yeah I'm not sure. I only heard that term recently and it shocked me that it was a thing. I immediately ran to see if it was a thing in CO. There's some lawsuit going on in PA where a guy who works a pretty normal income job, I th
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swozey
3y ago
I'm in CO, I have no legal filial responsibility outside of wanting my mother to not be homeless.
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swozey
3y ago
How many of you have boomer parents that ruined their retirement planning and now you're paying for their rent/nursing homes? I spend $1800/mo on my 70yo mothers rent. Disgusts me. I'm also paying $3100/mo for my ow
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swozey
3y ago
I was a k8s contrib since 2015, version 1.1. I even worked at Rancher and Google Cloud. If you don't need absolutely granular control over a PAAS/SAAS (complex networking w/ circuit breaking yadda yadda, deep stack tracing, v
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swozey
3y ago
I got kicked out of the house by my dad when I was 16. He let me keep my car thankfully. I lived in Florida and I would park at the beaches that had public bathrooms + showers just to get by.. Weird time of my life. No pub bathrooms anywher
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3y ago
Do you move much? I had two of those solid wood Ikea desks in an L shape and I eventually got rid of them because they were absolutely miserable to move. I don't remember the exact weight but I think they were something like 80lbs each
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swozey
3y ago
No kidding.
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swozey
3y ago
I said 2005-2010. No shit. I literally said "worked IN," I don't work in the industry anymore but I still associate with service industry (bars/clubs) people. Far beyond what the usual hackernews person would. Hackernews
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3y ago
I don't really know much about it but OF has this right side "menu" of suggested people to watch. But I've never figured out how they related to anyone else I've watched. Most of the organic network-growing that I s
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swozey
3y ago
Everyone wound up having to use CCbill so CCbill ran an iron fist and you couldn't argue with them at all. The guy who paid me was an absolute POS with drug/alch, anger and other issues. He's been arrested many times. So yeah
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3y ago
> It is not normalized to the extent you think it is I live in the middle of the biggest bar/club neighborhood in a major (usa) city. I meet men and women with OFs at least weekly. It's nothing at all like it was back in the 20
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3y ago
Yep, and coincidentally related to your username, economy struggles. The main one I worked at was a mansion by University of Tampa that someone bought and we put cameras around it and women/men "worked" in it. They got free r
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3y ago
I found this interesting, considering he's born in Odesa > Born in the Ukrainian port city of Odesa, Mr Radvinsky's company donated to the relief effort in Ukraine using cryptocurrency, and the real-terms value of the donation
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3y ago
So lately I've been using it to build things against APIs I've never worked with. I needed to write something that would check circleci (ci/cd system) for jobs in ANOTHER repo running and hold off starting a job in a DIFFEREN
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swozey
3y ago
I'm really curious what Hashicorp expected here. I supposed their next move is to control access to terraform cloud by versioning. But that'd chop off a big portion of their userbase. So maybe they grandfather old tfvers in and ex
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swozey
3y ago
I've only used Atlantis as well! We actually need to decide on a service next month. I haven't demoed it yet but I'm really aiming to use brainboard.co if it actually does what it says. It's priced per user, not some wei
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swozey
3y ago
As mentioned platform architect. I work on the research, design and construction of PaaS systems (which usually include SaaS as well, the backend of what lambdas or "functions" etc run on). PaaS being Platform as a Service (think
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3y ago
I'll throw you a big bone, I just cut our nearly $million/month aws infra costs down 45% by switching from x86 to arm64. So factor that in for sure. I was hoping for 15-25%.
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swozey
3y ago
This is awesome. Thanks for trying it out and letting me know. I definitely didnt use this "redstarplugin" plugin
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swozey
3y ago
I think you've missed the point I'm trying to make. I'm not entertaining their opinions. I'm annoyed that they don't see the utility at all and think it's such a gimmick. It's incredibly helpful to me day
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swozey
3y ago
That's a great point. Would you consider yourself a minimalist in general? I think I'm the opposite. I'm one of those people who installs every (secure and vetted) plugin/extension/app that makes my life/work &
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3y ago
I've been getting really frustrated reading peoples comments about how useless openAI is on twitter/reddit/whateversocialmedia. Chatgpt saves me probably tens of hours a week on various coding/math, whatever tasks. I use
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swozey
3y ago
About 20 years ago I was an openbsd and freebsd admin, webhosting mostly. Then the rest of my maybe 16 year career was debian with some sprinkles of centos/rhel What would bring me to bsd today? Not in a negative way at all, I'm c
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