Coryodaniel

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   by Coryodaniel 2y ago

   Staying on my 13 mini until someone makes a dumb phone that doesn’t suck.
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   by Coryodaniel 2y ago

   Trust em or not … had that happen to someone else using Cursor a few weeks back. I ran a prompt for refactoring a function and all of a sudden it started dumping someone else’s directory structure and file contents into my text file. Like h
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   by Coryodaniel 2y ago

   Im on team tofu. Come to the webinar tmrw, not quite a scripting engine but multilang no-custom-provider custom function support https://www.linkedin.com/posts/opentofuorg_native-lua-more-i... Apologies for the LI link
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   by Coryodaniel 2y ago

   This is tight!
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   Ask HN: How to name an OSS project extracted from a closed-source product?

   1 points by Coryodaniel 3y ago|0 comments
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   by Coryodaniel 3y ago

   Least cool thing I’ve ever seen.
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   by Coryodaniel 3y ago

   Staying with my mini! These phones are too damn big!
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   by Coryodaniel 3y ago

   Citizen is great. Definitely recommend it. Really easy to get up and running locally for PoC w/ ngrok.
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   by Coryodaniel 3y ago

   I love these new words that just entered my vocab
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    Experimental OCI Compliant Container Registry Support in OpenTF(twitter.com)

    12 points by Coryodaniel 3y ago|1 comments
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    I don’t recall the payload size, but these were all POSTs w/ decent sized bodies, it took about 60 Kinesis shards to avoid writethroughputexceeded.
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    Yep. Massdriver [0] is built on elixir and golang. All user facing APIs and cloud provisioning state is written in elixir and runs on pretty much just fumes. Cloud systems interaction is written in golang because cloud stuff. Email is in pr
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    I wrote the lambda piece, you could say re-arch saved us the money (although we could only re-arch cheaply because we already had other massive scale serverful systems in place), but I don’t believe I could have made it as efficient and de
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    Author of the “Lambda” piece [0], all of the cost savings I discussed came from API Gateway alone. The lambdas were negligible. That being said, I don’t think we could have processed the traffic more efficiently in another language. We were
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    waves
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    Thank you, we appreciate your words! We’ll do our best to make sure if you have to migrate, it’s just a binary change.
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    This is correct. TFCDK is also MPL (for now?). You will be able to generate tfjson w tfcdk and execute it with opentf
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    I am very curious about the future of Nomad. It definitely has its place for some orgs and was exciting to see an alternative to k8s gaining traction. I think this license change will hamper adoption and contribution when teams compare a fo
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    We plan to maintain backward compatibility with the legacy version of terraform. You should be able to just start developing and swap the CLI. Depending on when you start, the first release mag already be out!
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    Responded on a similar Q above. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37264675 We’d love to know what issues / PRs are important to your team to help us prioritize
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    Our first two issue templates on github are for exactly this! Please add any that are particularly important to you or your team! https://github.com/opentffoundation/roadmap/issues/new/choos...
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    Thanks for having us!
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    I’m talking more along the lines of the 300 HashiCorp partners https://registry.terraform.io/browse/providers?tier=partner
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    Massdriver co-founder here. We are super excited to be supporting this initiative. The community around Terraform has been pushed aside for too long. Terraform is the most widely adopted tool for managing cloud infrastructure. Putting it in
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    HashiCorp manages a handful (~4 [0]) of the providers, while over 2,000 are managed by the community. I suspect breaking the interface would be further damaging to their reputation. The clouds will also have some influence around their prov
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    I said > open-source _community_ Listen to the Hashi CEO talk about community @18m https://youtu.be/59rEiAyYEVk?t=18m
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    Note, they are tracking "updated at" on every one of the 27 FAQs ... it changes frequently.
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    HashiCorp hasn't been committed to open-source community in years, particularly with Terraform. Their own words https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform/blob/ad634f60a5acbaad...
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    Yours or theirs? Elaborate. If the point is they want more revenue, I understand that point - I think the decision will have the opposite impact. If the point is they care about community, I can’t find a single through line that makes that
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    by Coryodaniel 3y ago

    They are being given the opportunity to work in the spirit of the open-source and get the community support they claim to want.