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by takeda 5y ago
What your city did sounds great, and I hope it will be similarly done in other places as well. I think ideally the city should allow for other ISPs to lease these lines (of course at price that would cover the cost of maintaining them) and
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by takeda 5y ago
When Mozilla was trying to get their OS for mobile phones, I think they stepped in too early. Right now it's probably a better time for an alternative.
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by takeda 6y ago
I also thought of it when I read the question, but looks like after they've been acquired by Confluent the project is essentially dead.
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by takeda 6y ago
I just love the Google's way of thinking. Users: We hate cookies, because they are abused to hurt our privacy by allowing advertisers to build a profile about us Google: We have a great idea! We can get rid of 3rd party cookies and ins
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by takeda 6y ago
I have a family member affected by those "targeted ads" and can tell you this is hardly comparable to news agencies writing favorably or not about someone. Some people are seriously fucked up because of this. Just look what happen
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by takeda 6y ago
The filesystem is restricted, but network generally not. You can have a malicious container connect to rest of your network. The ports don't need to be open either, it can phone home (like how most bots do). Certain data centers restri
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by takeda 6y ago
You're talking about completely different thing than what OP was talking about. It's about developer having a different vision than you. You either need to accept that someone sees the problem differently than you and accept their
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by takeda 6y ago
If requirements were provided and person didn't fulfill them, they did a bad job. If requirements were fulfilled, but you aren't happy with the result, then you did a bad job.
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by takeda 6y ago
Eh, that describes exactly my last job (which wasn't bad, I liked my coworkers, but my last manager made it a horrible experience), worst job I had so far. He wasn't bad as an engineer, but he had this crazy OCD to a point that ev
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by takeda 6y ago
Chrome users should seriously reconsider switching to Firefox. We've created another Internet Explorer.
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by takeda 6y ago
If it is half deployed it is broken, maybe in some cases service continues running, but in other will be broken. The solution you mentioned relies on other tools and some manual work you need to do. Also with how TF works by default you mig
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by takeda 6y ago
I don't use it, so don't know if it is a missing feature then request it. We are talking here about CF and CF gives you control over it.
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by takeda 6y ago
There were open source social network solutions, feels like that would fit perfectly there. Because you deploy it, you have full control who is using it. I never used any of them, so I'm wondering if they still exist.
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by takeda 6y ago
Not all parents are users of HN, if anything, we are vast minority. While perhaps setting parental controls is trying to be simple and parents can get somebody's help with it, the second part like downloading video from youtube and pla
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by takeda 6y ago
and in 2021 finally is able to remove the environment that was actually deployed and not the one located in your current directory. I wouldn't call TF garbage, because real garbage is the native provisioning tool gcp has. It is just wa
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by takeda 6y ago
CF gives you both behaviors, you have option to select which one you prefer.
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by takeda 6y ago
What parent meant is that in CF if it encounters an error, by default will roll back to state before the update. TF will just leave it broken.
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by takeda 6y ago
There was a bug fixed few months ago. Until recently when you tried to destroy the infrastructure it started to undo what was actually deployed. Previously it was using the current hcl file.
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by takeda 6y ago
I'm not parent poster, but I believe (when he mentioned looking at TF and AWS documentation) he most likely meant to use TF instead of CloudFormation. And frankly I think CF is far more robust.
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by takeda 6y ago
Well... I'm puzzled about it on AWS. I don't know about Azure, but on GCP I tried their equivalent of CloudFormation and it was absolutely POS. Reported a bug in their repo, and got response acknowledging the bug, but it's in
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by takeda 6y ago
> Look at what Kubernetes can do... With such criteria even a passenger jet is simple.
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by takeda 6y ago
Yeah, this also evaluates to [15] and is easier to understand what's going on: [15or x in (1, 2, 3)] As another person pointed out, Python's lexer sees 0xfor (or 15or) and splits it into "0xf", "or" (&
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by takeda 6y ago
I don't think it fits the tutorials you're creating on nix.dev, but I would love a deep dive how to use module system that nixpkgs provides. What I mean is how to use it to create my own solution. For example if I would create own
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by takeda 6y ago
> It's all really very nice, but even on certified machines, some hardware parts are not working on Linux (X1 fingerprint reader, for example). But then I guess they aren't really doing their job when certifying things that don
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by takeda 6y ago
So nix is kind of weird thing, because parts of it you can use to replace part of components but hen you can create a whole solution (and ultimately that works better). In that case it's like asking to write a tutorial for python. To i
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by takeda 6y ago
Re: using nix in place of ansible/chef/puppet/salt etc. One of things that makes it far superior to these solutions, is that while many of them try to be declarative it still an iterative hack to emulate it. For example if yo
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by takeda 6y ago
It's not a bug, it bad UX, and new version of nix command line is meant to fix the UX. Or more correctly, it is a bug, but the proper fix is to remove that functionality. Basically the nix repo unlike other package repos it isn't
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by takeda 6y ago
It's recommended by people who used Nix for a while. I have a different opinion myself though. While I don't use nix-env anymore I think it is important because serves as a bridge between nix and what people are typically expectin
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by takeda 6y ago
In this case it is intentional and basically became a feature to the point that probably majority uses. The hash requirement is kind of a chicken & egg problem, because to fetch a file you need the hash, and to get the hash you need to
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by takeda 6y ago
I don't think this is relevant. It's not a new standard is a complete paradigm shift. Some tools might need to be used slightly different, others might no longer be needed. Because it requires change the way you think about things

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