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Dockerfiles Now Support Multiple Build Contexts(docker.com)
2 points by tuananh 4y ago|0 comments
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by tuananh 5y ago
the best thing about pop os for me is the very sane default, out of the box experience. especially it's tiling by default and covers most basic use cases.
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by tuananh 5y ago
i would rather use a VM and not to deal with any of those issues.
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by tuananh 5y ago
this is so nice but unfortunately, we can't use alpine for everything. we tried to use alpine where possible but adopting this mean we complicated our stack a bit (apko for alpine base image and buildkit or kaniko for everything else)
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by tuananh 5y ago
1. for EC2: use spot + RI and you should be fine -- probably. we did this back in ~2016/17 and our aws billing went down significantly [1] 2. bandwidth: until your bandwidth hits certain threshold of the total billing, maybe look into
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by tuananh 5y ago
could be very useful in serverless space as lambda do support container image now. the image will be pulled much more often.
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Ask HN: Fastmail users, do you notice quality of spam check worse than Gmail?
2 points by tuananh 5y ago|0 comments
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by tuananh 5y ago
which company is the bigger user of crystal at the moment? i would love to read more case studies.
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by tuananh 5y ago
does jellyfin have apps for tv?
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by tuananh 5y ago
it's covered in this post https://engineering.fb.com/2016/09/12/security/scalable-and-...
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by tuananh 5y ago
seems like they have done an exceptionly well done, high availability power design :D
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Cloudflare verifies the code WhatsApp Web serves to users(blog.cloudflare.com)
2 points by tuananh 5y ago|0 comments
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by tuananh 5y ago
what is the meaning of "node-based" here?
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by tuananh 5y ago
few years ago when i was still working in travel industry, most OTAs and flight GDS were still using XML for their API. Not sure how much of that is left in 2022.
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by tuananh 5y ago
off topic but buttondown.email looks very good for doing newsletter
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by tuananh 5y ago
i went from jekyll to hugo recently. it makes everything so much better and faster.
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I won't let you pay me for my open source(world.hey.com)
4 points by tuananh 5y ago|1 comments
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by tuananh 5y ago
or worse: you do the work, they'll get the reward but they are still afraid of the risks so they reject it.
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by tuananh 5y ago
ah, that makes sense. thanks
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by tuananh 5y ago
any idea why the memory usage difference on windows are very close but significantly different on linux?
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by tuananh 5y ago
define gmail-like :)
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by tuananh 5y ago
this build always freeze on startup for me (pop os 21.10, wayland) build 4119 works fine though
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by tuananh 5y ago
working in a corp (10k++ employee) where everyone is specialized and outdated with the current tech scene. it's difficult to move sysops team to devops because 1. old mindset 2. outdated technologies 3. learning capabilities. devops ap
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by tuananh 5y ago
you often do you code these days?
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by tuananh 5y ago
but it's amz's color. it should carry a positive meaning #sacarsm
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by tuananh 5y ago
even in the post mortem, they are reclutant to admit it > While AWS customer workloads were not directly impacted from the internal networking issues described above, the networking issues caused impact to a number of AWS Services which
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by tuananh 5y ago
i still dont understand why it can be so far, haha
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Intel's Software Defined Silicon Coming to Linux(phoronix.com)
2 points by tuananh 5y ago|0 comments
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by tuananh 5y ago
> When a disaster occurs, operations can just deploy in another region lots of resources are region-bounded. it's just not that easy.
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AWS – The YAML Way(github.com)
13 points by tuananh 5y ago|7 comments

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