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by y4mi 8y ago
I'm from germany, cancelled two days ago and can confirm that the process was bafflingly bad. [cancel prime membership] ... "do you want to terminate your membership?" [ask me later][keep me signed up][terminate] ... "yo
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by y4mi 8y ago
nor would you use a dockerized microservice for that, or would you? serverless is - as i said before - a dockerized microservice as its heart. It should only be used in in places where you'd do it without the abstraction. There are a
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by y4mi 8y ago
Serverless is at its heart - as I understand it - a dockerized microservice, abstracted away to a degree that the developer no longer has to think about anything but his application code. You'll definitely be able to ignore it and it
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by y4mi 8y ago
> and then enable new features remotely on a per-user basis that should still be permitted, no? they'll just have to write "we added feature x, which we'll slowly roll out to all eligible users."
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by y4mi 8y ago
The book : https://landing.google.com/sre/book.html
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by y4mi 8y ago
> I get spammed every time I start a game with little popups telling me various keys I can push to access Windows features while I'm in the game. (_Every_ time. The same notifications). you can disable that, and it might actually im
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by y4mi 8y ago
> I build my own Linux containers and run my own Kubernetes cluster. you build you own images... for the uninitiated: image = visible through `ls /var/lib/docker/$storage-driver`; container = visible through `ps aux |
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by y4mi 8y ago
still surprising that God possessed several developers just to force them to implement such a feature in specific browsers. i think the EU should open another case of favoritism and give out penalties against these browser vendors. Thats de
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by y4mi 8y ago
> central motif that aren't apparent until after a long thought. and yet its impossible to figure out a central / repeating motif if you haven't actually done a lot of the same kind of questions. sitting down and thinking
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by y4mi 8y ago
I can't imagine these poor video streams are useful inputs for the algorithm... Maybe simulations are when the human is controlling the vehicle and the algorithm is only allowed to .. simulate what it's actions would be if it were
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by y4mi 8y ago
While death threats are obviously an overreaction and should never be done, he clearly doesn't realize what he's done either... > We definitely messed up a whole bunch of communication You lied at pretty much every interview
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by y4mi 8y ago
Last year around this time I tried to implement a bare bones graqhql API with Django. I kept having to write boilerplate code to get it working. I quickly learned why Django rest framework is the defacto standard... The tooling is just unco
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by y4mi 8y ago
there is no point in importing it. The system store is never referenced in this setup. The master (this is the self signed part) cert becomes part of the client certs by signing. These client certs are now only valid with the original self
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by y4mi 8y ago
Well yeah,it's essentially pinned... The client needs a cert signed by the master after all. If you exchange the master cert, the signed certificate is no longer valid You only need a 'real' CA if your service is public facin
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by y4mi 8y ago
its nonetheless the way its being done. a few examples: * remote docker daemon execution * setting up a kubernetes cluster with kubeadm and creating certificates for remote kubectl execution (this one might be related to the previous one. I
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by y4mi 8y ago
the master certificate is self signed yes. this self signed certificate now has to sign the client certificate(s). Otherwise, the clients aren't allowed to address the master. At least thats how i've come across it. Its actually p
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by y4mi 8y ago
well yeah, there is a reason why graphql gets called 'sql for web services' after all. but I wasn't trying to draw a parallel between implementations... while you're obviously right that the implementation and the way y
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by y4mi 8y ago
GraphQL is the equivalent to REST or even SOAP. Just like there are frameworks for these protocols, this is one that automatically creates a service for a postgres database. postgrest[0] would probably be it's REST equivalent. https:&
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by y4mi 8y ago
> I'm going to assume that Eve is not able to block everything. This problem keeps coming up in distributes systems and sadly, a full breakdown of internal communication is also possible. I.e. internet routing works, switch for la
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by y4mi 8y ago
I've been doing that for quite some time as well, but recentlish (<6 month ago) stumbled upon BoostNote [0] (electron based) and have to say that I think its pretty neat. Especially because I can (if it ever becomes unmaintained), e
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by y4mi 8y ago
It's frightening because this is a the work if students with consumer hardware. Video material can be produced at will if a wealthy nation or corporatiom wants it and the model will be significantly better if they train it on specializ
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by y4mi 8y ago
It's called agree of misinformation because it's become increasingly easy to produce convincing fake footage. It's entirely possible to fake a real-time video interview for instance using voice synthesis and mapping the face
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by y4mi 8y ago
The goal is the problem. The leaders of the corporations try to convince you to waste your money or time. This time the goal was to discredit someone.
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by y4mi 8y ago
The CAP Theorem thinks about guarantees, not probabilities. There are various ways to reduce the impact and probability of partitions, but increasing the quantity of nodes does not make partitions impossible -- in fact, you now have to worr
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by y4mi 8y ago
toxicity is bad in all forms. discussing different opinions doesn't need to become toxic however, so a civil discourse is possible even on polarizing topics. But having said discourse be civil is important, as otherwise both sides of t
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by y4mi 8y ago
The former isn't an option in germany. As someone else mentioned on a sibling comment: I asked about the inheritance law in UK and compared it to the german one in your quoted sentence. This comparision was pretty off topic and probabl
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by y4mi 8y ago
The second option would be to deny the inheritance.. I'm pretty sure that most poor people do that. The inheritance is rarely worth the potential liability unless the deceased was financially secure... And this doesn't apply to a
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by y4mi 8y ago
It's neither new nor insane... Putting everything on the same server becomes a scalability nightmare at some point. This video is strangely relevant in this thread... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0tjziAQfNQ
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by y4mi 8y ago
Oh, it's very different. Either the court figues out if there is any inheritance and distributes everything left over after settling any debts... Or the inheritor has to figure everything out himself, potentially indebting himself beca
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by y4mi 8y ago
i guess germany isn't part of the western world in that case? you've got a choice if you've got an inheritance. You either inherit everything that you're eligible to inherit (this includes any outstanding debts) or nothi

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