thewisenerd

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by thewisenerd 3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20231127074421/https://retro.soc...
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by thewisenerd 3y ago
this may be true, but (as far as I'm aware) within kubernetes, it's easier to update a deployment image, rather than a volume mount.
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by thewisenerd 3y ago
i _think_ people are missing the premise of this article, thanks to the whole "docker-compose" segment. replace that with "kubernetes", and a deployment object, et voila! having seen sufficient images with npm install fo
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by thewisenerd 3y ago
issues in India. messages aren't posting, files aren't uploading.
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Tell HN: Azure Portal Down with 503s
9 points by thewisenerd 3y ago|3 comments
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Cron, the next-generation calendar, is now available for everyone(cron.com)
2 points by thewisenerd 3y ago|0 comments
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
ha! i'm using duckdb for a similar use-case.. plotting 18-month aggregates take less than 2 seconds.. vendor only provides data for the last 3 months (through the web portal). (i'm "only" working with 30 million rows tho
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
am interested in the `dummyBytes` generated by flog[2], in the linked benchmark result[1]. it's random words from `/usr/share/dict/words`, which may not be highly compressible.. i.e., 500 GB -> 207 GB (with zstd
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
https://archive.ph/CYgUY
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
this will break current implementations of brotli, please dont!
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
alright, i'll bite.. am a happy user of Itsycal[2], and the form factor.. some context as to how I use the same, for my biases will be clear: 1. mostly see today's and tomorrow's events 2. click on event -> click on video
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
is this a reference to the 2019 talk, or are you being serious (in which case, could you please share a couple references)? context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocUx-QUJMfo&t=630s
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
ah, azure does the same for generating the "share" URL for their cost dashboards. it additionally gzip's the data to compress it futher, with.. some savings.. in the above example you've shared, gzip would've, o
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
not an answer to your question, but an alternative, whenever I feel that historical command context missing (why does "UP" not give me my command I ran 5 tabs away?!), I run `history merge` and be on my way.
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
while I wait for a video from 2006 to miraculously survive, some googling gave me these, though: http://web.archive.org/web/20070223102951/http://www.linuxsy... https://lwn.net/Articles&#
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
it would help if you could share the names of the ISPs, and the DNS servers being used; where you're seeing this "blocker".
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
seems to be a nosql dump, and further seems to be railyatri.in based on some investigation (threat actor did not clean up `.order_history[n].track_ref_deep_link` properly)
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
while I wouldn't wish the bootstrap problem on my worst enemy, I think the idealism helps for at least versioning configuration changes, and partial component-level tear-downs and bring ups (you don't need this often, but when you
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
i think this is unlikely given that it's presumably actually "hardware-limited" https://social.treehouse.systems/@marcan/109528880850349638
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
importing was sooo slow (something I likely messed up trying to make it go faster, was only chugging along at ~100MB/s) SQLite version 3.37.0 2021-12-09 01:34:53 here's the results tho sqlite> create table hashes (hash text
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
have tested duckdb v0.6.0 2213f9c946 4e17b76fc101c9db7222e0cd8d6f5eee pwned-passwords-sha1-ordered-by-hash-v8.txt select count(*) from read_csv('pwned-passwords-sha1-ordered-by-hash-v8.txt', delim=':', header=Fal
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by thewisenerd 4y ago
and another kind of error, Error 503 hostname doesn't match against certificate hostname doesn't match against certificate Error 54113 Details: cache-hyd1100028-HYD 1659348933 177052951 Varnish cache server
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Ask HN: GitHub caches acting up in region BOM?
2 points by thewisenerd 4y ago|5 comments
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by thewisenerd 5y ago
slightly(?) related: https://www.zindlerb.com/improving-flowchart-editing-tools/ didn't gather a lot of discussion though...
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Netflix is currently experiencing technical issues(help.netflix.com)
3 points by thewisenerd 6y ago|1 comments
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by thewisenerd 6y ago
Is this region specific? this says; We are currently experiencing technical issues on our website. We are working to resolve the problem. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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by thewisenerd 6y ago
disclosure: OP is the CTO at Kitemaker
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by thewisenerd 6y ago
a very simple cronjob which creates a ~/data symlink, that points to ~/works/data/$(date -u '+%Y-%m-%d') why? I have to deal with a bunch of files at $job. easier when they're all at one place, and I have
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by thewisenerd 6y ago
it's funny how there's a framesInCommon removal for printing out stack traces; but something similar _could_ likely be added for x lines repeating y times continuously (_could_ because I don't know how mathematically hard tha
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by thewisenerd 6y ago
oh; I remember debugging something similar on maven due to a circular dependency somehow that only broke my team's project; ran mvnDebug, connecting jdb; stacktrace crapped out; dumping variables, and adding the appropriate <exclusi

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