AOE9

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by AOE9 1y ago
I am not sure how I was being a bad actor, I asked the same question three times and was not getting an answer. > how does that translate to wanting a dictatorial leader, autocracy, forcible suppression etc like Russia? > > * wants
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by AOE9 1y ago
Sorry are you saying you believe they are ideological fascists/neo-nazis but are pretending they are not so they can get elected etc?
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by AOE9 1y ago
So has he ever expressed anti-democratic ideas? Such as wanting a dictatorial leader, autocracy etc that kind of is a key component of fascism.
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by AOE9 1y ago
> you don't think of Tommy Robinson as fascist? that's surprising to me. I wouldn't be surprised if a majority of the British public don't think he is either. Which is why I am asking how he is one. > Ok, so I&#x27
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by AOE9 1y ago
Sure, just struggling to understand how to get to fascist.
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by AOE9 1y ago
> It's almost like crime isn't that strongly correlated with the ethnic mix of a place! I'm sorry reality doesn't support your racism. How is what I said racist? I was agreeing with you but saying London being #2 and
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by AOE9 1y ago
I am from the UK and know about Tommy Robinson in passing. I read the ADL article and am struggling to see how he is a fascist, he is anti-islam and anti-immigrant but how does that translate to wanting a dictatorial leader, autocracy, forc
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by AOE9 1y ago
Interesting it says knife crime for 23/24 was up 16% for London. I wonder if they only record convictions so the 19% decrease will change as people are convicted. Also West Midlands is that not Biringham etc? Is that not one of the oth
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by AOE9 1y ago
It only matters in comparison to the rest of the UK, you don't know how they are collected/recorded differently across countries.
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by AOE9 1y ago
So who does he support that is fascist?
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by AOE9 1y ago
I agree the words are misused, it is the boy who cried wolf. Hence why I had to ask if DHH was X.
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by AOE9 1y ago
Personally it seems the other way round, more and more esoteric definition of X so you can label your opponent it and discount everything about them without having to debate. Hence why I had to ask if he actually is one.
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by AOE9 1y ago
I was not aware of his opinions till yesterday, but I am still not sure how that is fascist, it might be something else but not fascist?
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by AOE9 1y ago
So how is DHH a fascist? Or is this just the in vogue ad hominem attack right now?
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by AOE9 1y ago
Sorry maybe my last reply was a little harsh now I understand it isn't a priority IaC under the hood anymore. I still have major reservations around dropping IaC and just working on a simulation of what is deployed, I don't see ho
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by AOE9 1y ago
Yes hitting apply would update the production infrastructure, but what if I want to run automated testing to check a change/new feature? I can't do that on a simulation.
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by AOE9 1y ago
I think as you are a professional services company that imposes a certain workflow on you. For regular software engineering you'd just make the IaC/code deployable from the developers machine and or on a pull request take the bran
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by AOE9 1y ago
Personally moving away from IaC is a big yikes, for something so critical to my company no way would I let myself be locked into your product. I have already been bitten before when a developer productivity startup fails/pivots(as they
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by AOE9 1y ago
Ah okay thank you for clarifying! Personally not my thing, I'd rather be testing on real infrastructure rather than a simulation.
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by AOE9 1y ago
When you say 'digital twins of the infrastructure' you mean another deployed instance? So if they'd just made a preview environment created upon a pull request they'd have just got the same speed up. > It handles all
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by AOE9 1y ago
This blog feels like a poor ad, I was hoping for technical details but seems like this tool just swept in and 'saved the day'. I have no idea how * Provisioning time dropped from hours to minutes. * Debugging speed improved becaus
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by AOE9 1y ago
> I think I may have identified a better canary here. If the CI/CD process takes so much CPU time that we are consciously aware of the resulting bill, there is definitely something going wrong. CPU time is cheaper than an engineers
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by AOE9 1y ago
> The last few B2B/SaaS projects I worked on had CI/CD built into the actual product. Writing a simple console app that polls SCM for commits, runs dotnet build and then performs a filesystem operation is approximately all we&#
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by AOE9 1y ago
Sorry not for me * Your per min billing is double blacksmith's * RWX is a proprietary format? vs blacksmith's one line change. * No fallback option, blacksmith goes down and I can revert back to GitHub temporarily.
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by AOE9 1y ago
Shame, I am not sure how others use actions but I like really small granular ones to make it easy to see what's wrong at a glance. E.g. formatting checks per language per project in my monorepo etc. Each check is like 10 seconds and I
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by AOE9 1y ago
Small blacksmith.sh user here, have yous any plans on reducing billing from per minute to something smaller like per second?