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by usrme 1y ago
Thanks for mentioning these! Do you know what are the official channels they're doing the announcements in? In the post they just mention the word "usual" with no clarification.
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by usrme 1y ago
This is covered in the official GitHub issue: https://github.com/bitnami/charts/issues/35164 Q: What will happen to the existing OCI Helm charts? A: The already packaged Helm charts will remain available at d
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by usrme 1y ago
I would be really interested to see what your prompt was!
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by usrme 1y ago
If you enjoyed this, then definitely read through Tailscale's lengthy write-up about NAT traversal: https://tailscale.com/blog/how-nat-traversal-works
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by usrme 1y ago
I would definitely recommend adding example images directly to the main page, along with the link to the example trip. Otherwise there's nothing really to draw users in to using if they have to go searching for how the experience looks
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by usrme 1y ago
Fellow aphantasiac here: it's not so much a memory of that very situation happening, for me at least, but the feeling of it happening and some of context around it. Same goes for tragic and happy events: I can't remember their det
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by usrme 1y ago
As someone with aphantasia and SDAM, this is what I've literally done for the past 4-5 years. I've kept a log of every single work day so that I could refer back to what I've done over whatever period as otherwise there is li
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by usrme 1y ago
The link to the discussed talk is at the very bottom of the post: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydVmzg_SJLw
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by usrme 1y ago
The link to examples also leads to nowhere: https://cisco-open.github.io/forge/examples .
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Litestream: Revamped(fly.io)
452 points by usrme 1y ago|99 comments
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by usrme 1y ago
I recently came across Remote Yeah[1], but I can't vouch for its viability personally. It might help discover some companies who are at least willing to go down the remote route. --- [1]: https://remoteyeah.com/
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by usrme 2y ago
To get around the horror that is YAML, I wholeheartedly recommend writing GitHub workflows in CUE and generating the required YAML out of them. I'm hopefully never going back to writing YAML myself!
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by usrme 2y ago
I had no idea Vim had a terminal mode with ':ter|:terminal'! Definitely something I'll look into to improve my own Vim + Git workflow. I've usually just moved Vim to the background with Ctrl+Z, done my committing, and th
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by usrme 2y ago
This is a fantastic mention! I've been commenting out my commit message lines and then saving as a way to trigger this. Feeling like a caveman...
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Learning Laravel by building a postal code finder(usrme.xyz)
1 points by usrme 2y ago|0 comments
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by usrme 2y ago
Love the way you made that Nebraska reference!
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by usrme 2y ago
Thanks for getting back to me! Now that you've written it out, it's plainly obvious, but for me the readability and flexibility of delimiters beats the speed of typing and scanning. Many a times I've been grateful that I adde
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by usrme 2y ago
This is probably out of left field, but what is the benefit of having a naming scheme for nodes without any delimiters? Reading at a glance and not knowing the region name convention of a given provider (i.e. Hetzner), I'm at a loss to
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by usrme 2y ago
Do you have a write-up about this that you have to share, even if it's someone else's? I'd be curious to try this out.
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by usrme 2y ago
That's really unexpected! I'd default to the assumption that it would "just work" if all the dependencies are already met.
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Underrated Ways to Change the World(experimental-history.com)
35 points by usrme 2y ago|15 comments
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by usrme 2y ago
I've also had a good experience using the 'perf'[^1] tools for when I don't want to install 'hyperfine'. Shameless plug for a small blog post about it as I don't think it is that well known: https:/&
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Slack: Advancing Our Chef Infrastructure(slack.engineering)
2 points by usrme 2y ago|0 comments
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by usrme 2y ago
Thank you so much for taking the time to give a concrete example! It really elucidated the process for me and I'll definitely do some A/B testing of my own to try it out.
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by usrme 2y ago
I was looking for a concrete example and not a reiteration of what was originally said.
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by usrme 2y ago
This sounds interesting! Would you be willing to share an example?
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by usrme 2y ago
Just got hit with this. Even running Vim on an M3 Pro was a multi-second experience...
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Pilot's 2024 founder salary report(pilot.com)
3 points by usrme 2y ago|0 comments
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by usrme 2y ago
Does anyone know how far along the eBPF implementation for Windows actually is? In the sense that it could start feasibly replacing existing kernel drivers.
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by usrme 2y ago
Have a read: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40761536 .

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