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by tryauuum 1y ago
no sarcasm, the code won't have race conditions and sometimes it's great I actually recently planned to write a single threaded API to free myself from thinking about race conditions
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by tryauuum 1y ago
this is the usual approach with web application firewalls, block all the 100500 known attacks. Doesn't matter if they are not applicable to your website. Some of them are obviously OS-depended (having .exe in the URLs) but it doesn&#x2
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by tryauuum 1y ago
and no race conditions whatsoever
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by tryauuum 1y ago
what country is that?
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by tryauuum 1y ago
while you are correct in calling the VM startup slow compared to the container startup, reading "emulating hardware" burns my eyes modern VMs don't emulate hardware. When a VM has a hard drive or a network device there's
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by tryauuum 1y ago
True. I was born in Russia and to be honest I wish Russia would at least "bang the drum of free speech" as well. If you pretend to have some values you actually make people start to believe in them a bit
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by tryauuum 1y ago
I like writing yaml (context: I've never had to write 1000-line yaml files for kubernetes)
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by tryauuum 1y ago
if you put you program in a qemu/kvm VM then it just works I was completely blown away when I first experienced it. My code running in a VM never even noticed any downtime. All the network connections are preserved and so on.
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by tryauuum 2y ago
I was in this situation on the candidate side :) however I started with "I had your question list beforehand and I searched wikipedia for the answers". I got the job
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by tryauuum 2y ago
great article I'm feeling like an old man now but who the hell calls a tool "buildah"? Especially with its ugly dog logo. You can almost assume the dog wants to say "builder" but the extra flaps of skin makes the so
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by tryauuum 2y ago
I bought a Lenovo mini thinkstation with a serial port because I thought it would be cool. But I don't even know what cool stuff 8 can plug there, except for a serial console
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by tryauuum 2y ago
wow, that's a nice rant How do you say "I REPEAT: THE ROAD TO [SECULAR] HELL IS PAVED WITH VERBAL INTRINSIC REINFORCEMENT SIGNALING" in russian? I think I would understand it better in russian
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by tryauuum 2y ago
Russia absolutely has strong IT infrastructure, many great cloud providers. Having said that, fuck roskomnadzor. Maybe if the russian ISPs weren't ordered to block independent news websites the war would have ended quickly
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by tryauuum 2y ago
that is so romantic. Rockets looking at the stars one last time before obliterating $cityname
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by tryauuum 2y ago
what's the prompt?
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by tryauuum 2y ago
wow, this is a cool website I've never thought someone marketed .su to western audience
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by tryauuum 2y ago
An example of a recently registered domain name in .su zone: $ whois breachlock.su % TCI Whois Service. Terms of use: % https://tcinet.ru/documents/whois_ru_rf.pdf (in Russian) % https://tcine
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by tryauuum 2y ago
so many words to convey the idea "the word «whataboutism» is cringe"
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by tryauuum 2y ago
The situation you described sounds so stupid. To break emails and websites of many people simply because the two letter acronym isn't matching reality well Maybe the ICANN management is like this. But their system administrator actuall
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by tryauuum 2y ago
you can't solve political issues with technological solutions. Sure you can use VPN, but they always can block more. As the last resort they will have a whitelist of government-approved IPs you can connect to
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by tryauuum 2y ago
would be cool if some domain guru could enlighten us on the truth From my point of view this will never happen. If there are 100000 people being charged for domains companies will find a way to continue doing so
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by tryauuum 2y ago
Why wouldn't you do it? What is there to lose if you do it?
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by tryauuum 2y ago
> Enterprise architecture is immutable by default now, and destroying and replacing is the norm. real life is harder. If I have a cluster of 8 H200 machines running training I can't really destroy it and redeploy. Technically I can
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by tryauuum 2y ago
what problem does it solve? - However, Pulumi has a few downsides: - You have to install the language runtimes and dependencies for the language you're using - The code has to run on the server that's managing the i
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by tryauuum 2y ago
what?
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by tryauuum 2y ago
heh, I actually pay for kagi but I never read their changelogs so I'm not aware of the new features I can confirm though, at least Kagi hasn't become worse during the last years.
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by tryauuum 2y ago
> Linux has strong ties to the US unlike other operating systems, it's trivial to not have a cloud account on linux. And if you think it will pull some autoupdates from USA you can disable automatic updates with a single command as
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by tryauuum 2y ago
no, DejaVu Sans Mono Book is the default one in my OS and it looks ok
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by tryauuum 2y ago
sounds very cool now that I think about it, LLMs are so useless for the security code. You can't even show an LLM a code which your wrote and ask it to break it, it will reply with something like "hacking is a big no-no around her

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