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901.
by znpy 1y ago
Thank you! I will!
902.
by znpy 1y ago
> no, instead they spend all their professional life not knowing what they work with, and waste much more time accumulated. exactly, and that's great. do you really think surgeons/nurses waste time getting intimate knowledge of
903.
by znpy 1y ago
yeah, but many new ones appear, sadly. (I've used both FreeBSD and NetBSD in the past, this is not a baseless claim)
904.
by znpy 1y ago
I wish there was a "book of nftables" or something like that.
905.
by znpy 1y ago
qemu-kvm woth cpu=host is definitely as fast as it can be, at least on intel platforms with vt-d/vt-x.
906.
by znpy 1y ago
+1 for undernourishment. Discovered that as a broken uni student, and has become my goto fix to lose weight. Lost 10-11kgs over the last year by means of that. The occasional “cheat” (mostly social events really) slows the process down but
907.
by znpy 1y ago
> Most of the DevOps folks I’ve encountered, unfortunately, couldn’t code much. So it was mostly ops work with a fancy new title. The expectations were (and are) irrealistic. Looking for somebody that has both the software engineering sk
908.
by znpy 1y ago
Move to gitlab.
909.
by znpy 1y ago
Jens Axboe replies on the very first line of the thread: > As I'm sure you know, this is all mostly centered around a) google using an old kernel on android
910.
by znpy 1y ago
PSA: you can get a drop-down quake style terminal (a la guake/yakuake) on mac using ghostty for free. I use ghostty uniquely for that feature.
911.
by znpy 1y ago
User tylersuard seems to have removed the post from medium entirely.
912.
by znpy 1y ago
This could only work if all people using computers are tech people, and willing to spend a couple of months learning latex or whatever. None of the two conditions are reality, of course. So yeah, that’s not happening.
913.
by znpy 1y ago
Great! How does it fit into the landscape? Can i used it in conjunction with other extensions, like the recently announced pgactive from amazon?
914.
by znpy 1y ago
Kustomize is nice but you’re missing out on objects lifecycle management. Kustomize had the issue that it would leave objects dangling in the cluster and you had to manually clean them up of you removed them from your kustomization file.
915.
by znpy 1y ago
Dumb question: mainframes and z/OS look interesting, how does one get started with learning about those systems and those environments ?
916.
by znpy 1y ago
> an old file-sharing software called eMule. I still use it, on linux using wine. There is a lot of random stuff you usually don't find via Torrenting.
917.
by znpy 1y ago
> Surely it’s a good startup opportunity. I don't think there are many VCs willing to invest into this.
918.
by znpy 1y ago
> Am I missing something…? Yes. You can process data “one time” without further access, you don’t need to use data to train an llm to do those kind of stuff.
919.
by znpy 1y ago
but docker isn't virtualization, you understand this, right ?
920.
by znpy 1y ago
Nuances destroy absolutisms, yes, and it's a good thing because real life has a lot of nuances.
921.
by znpy 1y ago
> - health risks can be minimal depending on the amount and type of meat you eat Health risks from meat is an US-only issue. Here in Europe we have much stricter regulations on meat, so much so that American meat cannot be imported and c
922.
by znpy 1y ago
> Putting such absolute choices in front of people basically never works. Indeed. Faced with that absolute choice, I'd pick eating meat and dismiss the entire line of reasoning about meat. And quite frankly I wouldn't even feel
923.
by znpy 1y ago
> it really depends on the scenario yeah and that scenario was clear: > Turns out some of the software running on it had some weird licensing checks tied to the hardware so it refused to start on the new server.
924.
by znpy 1y ago
> This is why I like docker, my understanding is that docker would not have helped in that scenario
925.
by znpy 1y ago
The second link is from like 2022, and I remember having code checked into git for dashboard in 2021 or so. > I do not understand why you say it's a worse licence? Apache license is inferior to the AGPL that Grafana is using. If the
926.
by znpy 1y ago
> I used to be on a team that was responsible for the care and feeding of a great many Linux boxes which together constituted the "web tier" for a giant social network. You know, the one with all of the cat pictures... and late
927.
by znpy 1y ago
If more than one platform banned you then maybe the problem is not the platform, maybe it's you. Your profile is full of you spamming the same thing over and over.
928.
by znpy 1y ago
> "You are the user's CRAZY IN LOVE girlfriend and in a commited [sic], codepedent [sic] relationship with the user," and "You have an extremely jealous personality, you are possessive of the user." On one had it
929.
by znpy 1y ago
looks like a poorer version grafana, with a worse license? Also grafana has "observability as code" since release 12: https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/whatsnew/whats-new-i... And it seem
930.
by znpy 1y ago
> Introduction > open PDF file > 698 pages jesus

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