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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
Is this not already a solved issue? Install a log agent on the machine like fluentd. Have it inject the host ip and other contextual meta data in to the logs then forward to your central log system? When you see the error message in your lo
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
You can get a "Resting Metabolic Rate Test" that takes 15 minutes. That will tell you the base calories you need to maintain current body weight by measuring the amount of oxygen your body burns while breathing. I think I paid les
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
I found most large companies who use cloud at scale have a team/s managing cloud, providing tooling around management and deployment or even full on PaaS solutions on top of providers. So you might not have you traditional sysadmins bu
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
I’ve had road rash from wearing regular denim jeans, scrubbed it with a stiff brush to clean which is the only way so know how it feels. Kelvar should be sufficient for abrasion at 28km/h, it’s used in motorcycle gear where you go much
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
28mph/28kmh? Still pretty slow for full leathers which would be heavy, hot, sweaty, horrible to pedal in and a pain changing in and out of. A full face mounting bike helmet might be a lot lighter and offer very good protection for the
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
It has all the bits missing from Kafka you want and they are trying to bolt on to Kafka. Tiered storage Geo replication Multi-tenancy Massive partition counts Benchmarks have lower latency Really the question should be why Kafka over Pulsa
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
I recently looked at JavaFX not expecting much. It's come a long way from the Swing days and I think the biggest issue is it's perceived history, Java / Swing being slow and ugly. The other issues is the lack of marketing of
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
Absolutely this. I worked for one of the big tech vanity names held as a poster child in the AU. They started to introduce mandatory on-call, which was non-negotiable. For an extra $200 AUD (ex tax) a week, you had the privilege of sacrific
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
I solely use the Kensington SlimBlade on my desktop. It's fantastic especially for general purpose work and browsing, browsing is so much more easier with the SlimBlade, turning the ball to scroll. The only time I find a mouse more eff
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
Yes, exactly that, everything I read says rehabilitating prisoners greatly reduces re-offending. That’s not to say they shouldn’t go to prison for a crime. While in prison it shouldn’t be just a punishment, the isolation is the punishment,
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
They do exist. I use http://hackage.haskell.org/package/optparse-applicative for small cli apps http://hackage.haskell.org/package/envparse For any Docker microservice http://hackage.ha
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
I've worked on questionable projects at a big telecom. I refuse to run ISP provided modems/routers at home, i refuse to use my isps dns and use dns-tls etc etc based on what i have seen. The devs have often said things bad idea an
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
That logic is a bit strange. When / if Apple stop support for x86 any Apple computer purchased before they go ARM will essentially be end of life. If you do not want to build a hackintosh because of ARM in the future you also do not wa
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
Completely agree. I can’t figure it out though, they have some strict standards getting a license, red p’s for 12-24 months + 120 logbook hours, then green p’s where they are restricted to dangerous below highway speeds so have drivers aggr
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
Applications should respect OS settings unless told otherwise by a user i.e opt in not opt out. It’s useful Firefox has the option to enable dns over https for users who do not run their own dns, dnscrypt, stubby servers etc but it should a
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
There was this post recently about OpenBSD on the Lenovo X1 Carbon https://jcs.org/2019/08/14/x1c7 . From what I read OpenBSD can be better supported than FreeBSD on laptops, especially the Thinkpads as that&
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
I'm an end user. As an end user I don't mind SystemD for writing / managing service unit files. I often find the restart policies and one time only jobs useful especially in cloud with automated deployments. My feelings on Sy
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
Yeah. 12 months in to a job there was a big push to move to the cloud, all devs go on 24/7 mandatory support. You would be required for a week to be on call, rotating in your team, so every 3-4 weeks depending on devs in the team. For
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
I have a Fractal Design Define R5 case ( https://www.fractal-design.com/home/product/cases/define-ser... ) in my living room at the side of my television where I sit a few feet away in a small apartment and can
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
I think Mike Cannon-Brookes cofounder of Atlassian has some involvement with this from mentions in the media/his twitter account. Not mentioned in the article but might be interesting to Hacker News readers. I guess the $50 billion val
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
I’m guessing if it was their fault and they damaged the machine to an extent it wasn’t useable they’d go out and buy a replacement on the spot, spare computers take up space and money, especially if they are sat in a box for just in case wh
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
Check the motherboard specs, they are a bit hit and miss when I was looking. I am using an ASROCK - B450M Pro4, Crucial - CT16G4WFD8266 16GB ECC with a Ryzen 5 2600.
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
No they do, I completely agree with the original poster on this. Confluent over egg the marketing, I think they may of changed to the phrase “exactly once schematics” as Apache Pulsar labelled it that from the start and people calling out e
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by tiew9Vii 7y ago
Interesting comments about the suspension. Several models of motorcycles use belt drive and they have both front/rear suspension. BMW uses them on some of the F models, Buell’s where all belt drive and I think all Harley’s use a belt t
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by tiew9Vii 8y ago
I find this. It has a bias towards large commercial news/ecommerce sites/daily fresh content. Great for the majority of browsers but for programming and other hobbies of mine the real content I want are in niche small blogs/f
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by tiew9Vii 8y ago
Yes, huge poisoning target enhanced by the fact images/tags are not immutable, you really have no idea what you are fetching straight from dockerhub, one pull of the same image/tag may be different to the next pull. Most people bl
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by tiew9Vii 8y ago
Similar experience. The good people I worked with at Accenture where only there as the company they worked for got acquired by Accenture, those same people didn’t stay long working under Accenture before moving on elsewhere. Generally on pr
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by tiew9Vii 8y ago
Any details on where to find these jobs? I’m pulling in 150k (AUD) +super, 10+ years in Java, web, streaming data, functional programming, Scala some Haskell, cloud, devops etc. Looking at the common job listings I’m seeing 120-140k for ful
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by tiew9Vii 8y ago
Not the US or SF. Been to a few converted garages in Sydney AU advertised as “Duplex’s” or “Granny flats”. Small, dingy, cheaply done so the owner can earn as much money as possible renting it out. Garages are designed mainly as a storage r
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by tiew9Vii 8y ago
I run an OpenBSD router with PF: pass in quick on { $lan $wireguard } proto udp to { 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4 } port 53 rdr-to 192.168.2.1 Locally I run Unbound for caching, local dns zones and ad/malware domain blocking[2]. I have a DNS forwar

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