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by swozey 3y ago
So I was a Windows Engineer for 5-8 years, I started as an open/freebsd admin but the "windows guy" quit, it was a blur of posh and batch scripts, usually to fix some printer server bs or wipe out someones torrented videos on
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by swozey 3y ago
Ok I may absolutely have the dumb today I appreciate the response. The way this is worded, because of this line - "Modules are the main way to package and reuse resource configurations with Terraform." reads like - "I have 10
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by swozey 3y ago
Hmm. By tooling are you referring to things like jq and other "uncommon" cli/tui apps I use to work against a code base locally? I think that's what you mean. One of the best practices when using docker-compose to develo
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by swozey 3y ago
@rcowley -- I'm going to preface this with I'm a Staff SRE at an adtech corp that does billions and have been a k8s and terraform contributor since 2015 (k8s 1.1 I forget the tf versions). I don't mean this to brag I just wa
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by swozey 3y ago
I'm not sure about its actual addictive power but I do know that a sad amount of people like to get ambien drunk. > According to a report by the Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN), in 2010, about 57% of ER visits and hospitalizations
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by swozey 3y ago
Ok I think we're talking about two separate things here - you're referencing a root module and not a "stack", as in a stack is a full service/application that uses multiple modules to deploy. Your db module, eks mod
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by swozey 3y ago
I know this is an article specific to hocus so I don't mean to take away from that but the title is much more open ended and plural so I'd like to ask this - What has been your favorite local dev environment? I personally docker-c
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by swozey 3y ago
Are you waking up from a nightmare? Do you have any recollection?
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by swozey 3y ago
Can you elaborate on this? I've never heard of this IAC structure and I'm trying to figure out what the benefit/cons are. Maybe it's just Friday and I'm checked out already. If you run a terraform apply and only upd
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by swozey 3y ago
I'm sure it's because of it's age and them kind of creating their version of IAM from scratch (someone correct me if they copied this structure from elsewhere) but you have to do a lot of goofy obtuse work with IAM automation
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by swozey 3y ago
I'm sure that you have no control over this but I really wish Spacelift would increase the cost of its cloud tier and lower the cost of Ent. I'm in the anti-goldilocks zone. Ent seems priced for large teams when I practically fit
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by swozey 3y ago
FWIW I loathe AWS IAM and miss GCPs organization.
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by swozey 3y ago
This was a good read but really if you already follow the common best practices of IAC/terraform/aws multi-account I don't think you're going to learn much. The comments in here kind of made me think I was going to hop i
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by swozey 3y ago
The way this works with AWS is similar to you making a GCP project. At the top level you have an organization account, which is where billing occurs. From this org account you create accounts for the following (typically): 1. Security - AKA
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by swozey 3y ago
> Dr John Lieurance is a Chiropractic Neurologist and Naturopathic Physician I had never heard of a Chiropractic Neurologist. Interesting. Welp reading about him was a wild ride. To save people a click - > After becoming severely ill
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by swozey 3y ago
> chronic sleep disorders Wow. It's been a long time but I've definitely taken melatonin and if I felt any effects at all they definitely weren't strong if even noticable. Here (USA) Ambien is prescribed often for chronic
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by swozey 3y ago
> Not a shut in, have a family There's a chance that what you consider a shut in might be very different from what I consider a shut in. Not to mention my friends and I aren't married or with families (and in our 30-40s). I wor
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by swozey 3y ago
Oh wild. I don't know if I used Uber that early on. It was banned from wherever I lived for years which was really frustrating. That sounds kind of awful for the drivers, like if you'd planned to only do 2 hours of driving but som
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by swozey 3y ago
Austin has had a number of not-Uber/Lyft rideshares. There was a point where U/L were banned by the city council for not doing fingerprint background checks so a bunch popped up. https://www.kut.org/transportation&
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by swozey 3y ago
That'd be frustrating. I'm in Denver.
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by swozey 3y ago
I value convenience, comfort and good experiences much more than frugality nowadays because I know how finite and rare my free time is
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by swozey 3y ago
> Uber was great when the drivers didn't know where they were taking you. I remember this era with absolute DISDAIN. I HATED getting drivers who didn't know the area at all vs one who grew up in Austin or something. That was th
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by swozey 3y ago
I live downtown in a major city and use Uber + Ubereats a LOT. I used UE twice yesterday and if I go anywhere more than 10 blocks I uber which is a few times a week minimum. I can't think of a single time I've had a problem like t
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by swozey 3y ago
I had him drop me off at the mall so that I could grab a belt for a wedding that was happening an hour or two later. He told me his reader wasn't working and I didn't have cash. I was literally wearing swimming trunks and looked l
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by swozey 3y ago
Someone needs to make a rideshare aggregator app that will compare local taxis, uber and lyft. I haven't used a taxi in maybe 15 years because the last experience I had in one was so bad. So I'm not familiar with how different the
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by swozey 3y ago
My team is incredibly quiet on slack and I find it pretty frustrating. We're under 10 people so I don't expect constant chat but it's not uncommon for our guild channel to have a day go by with no messages. I try to keep it a
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by swozey 3y ago
lol that's a really interesting view on it. Ironically my next (or maybe first?) favorite genre is just post-apocalyptic stuff. I love the Silo series and my favorite book is the Canticle for Leibowitz.
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by swozey 3y ago
I'm not going to argue with your assessment but... what even is modern scifi? I'm almost 40 and after you saying this it made me wonder why all of the space operas I've read are from people nearly twice my age. Are there any
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by swozey 3y ago
I don't want to spam this post and I'm not top threading after this at all. If you're an aspiring writer and Kings "On Writing" was a huge disappointment in the fact that he never really outlines his process and it
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by swozey 3y ago
In case you miss it I came across his thesaurus https://i.imgur.com/m2nO2Am.png

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