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by tra3 7y ago
I'd be remiss if I didn't mention "Developer Hegemony" [0], a book about dealing with this sorts of garbage. Even thought it's forward looking there's a lot of practical advice. Here's a review [1] that do
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by tra3 7y ago
He doesn’t call google out by name but what grandparent says explains this: > Starting with this release, redistributions bundled with commercial software ... The question is, is google going to call his bluff and pay up or reassign some
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by tra3 7y ago
> the goal was to rout the enemy Had to google this one. > A rout /raʊt/ is a panicked, disorderly and undisciplined retreat of troops from a battlefield, following a collapse in a given unit's command authority, unit
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by tra3 7y ago
It's interesting that you say that. Are you talkign about the hosted offerings then? If I spin up my own k8s "on metal" in GCP, would there still be something GCP specific to it?..
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by tra3 7y ago
I love it. Especially since the dsl is so readable. It’s like like markdown or orgmode or latex. The ease of authoring is paramount for me; being able to produce beautiful rendering is a huge bonus in terms of delivery and being able to get
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by tra3 7y ago
Can you recommend some alternatives to k8s that are cloud provider agnostic? I have 3 docker compose nodes that I manage manually. I will shortly need another one. Seems like time for an orchestrator. If I squint swarm is a reasonable solut
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by tra3 7y ago
Software RAID = simple. At least when I built this machine nearly 10 years ago. Since then it's been rock solid, if not blazing fast. There were also horror stories of hardware raids failing due to controllers failing; or subtle differ
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by tra3 7y ago
I've been curious about RPis for a while. I have a file server running AMD Phenom II 955 that I'm thinking of replacing with a RPi. Is there a practical way to have RPis manage a software RAID? Performance is not a consideration.
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by tra3 7y ago
I'm having a tough time drawing a conclusion from this article. In my experience with commercial/open source projects the only reason they are open source is because of some sort of market advantage. Is the author suggesting that
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by tra3 7y ago
“Does it spark joy” is very useful heuristic. But what about things that have an emotional attachment? Or were really expensive? I’m working my way through “it’s all too much” ( https://www.amazon.com/Its-All-Too-Much-Living
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by tra3 7y ago
I feel like this is misleading. There’s no magic bullet for software estimation. McConnell’s book talks about various techniques but the takeaway is that you know very little at the beginning of the project. There various techniques for e
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by tra3 7y ago
I don't know of a library for external API integration (so I'll be watching this space), but for OAuth specifically, Omniauth has been invaluable. It supports a lot of various strategies [0] which is what it called various OAuth2
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by tra3 7y ago
How did you start?.. the fear of not being able to acquire work is what's stopping me.
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by tra3 7y ago
> -- suggest reduced functionality for X Limiting the scope in a reasonable matter should reduce dev time, no? Assuming it's a true reduction in scope and not just lipstick on a pig..
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by tra3 7y ago
What about Engineering (or, construction, say) being hundreds of years old vs software development only 50? Not arguing with your main point, but curious to hear your thoughts.
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by tra3 7y ago
Thank you so much for a concrete example. I need to think about this some more. Clearly the code make sense, but in a wider context, can you have a banana without a jungle? I'm dabbling with some functional programming but I definitely
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by tra3 7y ago
Forgive me, if I'm being dense, but doesn't either of these cases depend on how the composed objects are being used? In your functional example A is an input to B (or vice versa?), how do you propose testing one of the modules wit
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by tra3 8y ago
This seems like a hard learned lesson. Any tips?
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by tra3 8y ago
Take a look at beorg for iOS, I haven't fully explored it yet, but it supports some org-mode. https://beorgapp.com
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by tra3 8y ago
Brady Heywood Forensic Engineering Podcast [0], has an amazing series on Apollo 13 [1]. It's 6 episodes, mostly narrated by Brady Heywood, with some audio recording from Houston as well as the Apollo astronauts. It's riveting. [0
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by tra3 8y ago
Just jump in, whenever. I have a private whatsapp chat with a set of friends from highschool/university and sometimes I come back to hundreds of unread messages. Just skip to the end. It's like a conversation at a party, you'
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by tra3 8y ago
That was so great. I've been journaling for a while now but can't seem to leverage it as much as you have. I'm especially curious about how it helps you anticipate risks. If you have a way to illustrate this I'd most app
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by tra3 8y ago
What model of Vornado do you have? Can you share your experience with them?
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by tra3 8y ago
Why would it kill the motor? Load is reduced when airflow is restricted. If the first filter reduces 90% of pollutants, can we assume that the second filter reduces an additional 90%?
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by tra3 8y ago
I wonder if you can put a filter on both sides of the box fan.
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by tra3 8y ago
There's a big "signout everywhere" button in settings now.
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by tra3 8y ago
Doing some quick googling revealed this: https://www.amazon.com/J-B-Weld-8276-KwikWeld-Reinforced/dp/... Apparently two part epoxy dries really hard. So not quite the same application as Sugru.
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by tra3 8y ago
Would you mind sharing the name of the product?
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by tra3 8y ago
> you have to find your own way of getting what's in your head into a place you can trust That's definitely #1. I'm surprised I had to scroll so far down to find it. :) For a long time I was looking for a system that would
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by tra3 9y ago
Thanks, that's helpful, but we're not mature enough for k8s yet. What else can I look at?

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