bionsystem

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by bionsystem 1mo ago
We have that in France already it is called bloctel
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by bionsystem 2mo ago
As an SRE/ops (and I'm talking some years ago) it was often a pain point, especially with devs with a "works on my machine" attitude ; you would never get the exact requirements from them, I even saw a team of 2 who work
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by bionsystem 2mo ago
The whole thing takes a lot of time and multiple round trips and stays which is expensive.
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by bionsystem 2mo ago
I'm glad that my country is doing this. On one hand, we have free healthcare and there is the argument that we don't need this and that it's just a way to save money on the weakest of us all. But in practice it is not the cas
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by bionsystem 2mo ago
What if the market expected 25% more then reported ? Nobody "knows" what the market expects. People infer it by looking at forward valuation, company guidance, investor expectations, and many many other things happening in the wor
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by bionsystem 2mo ago
Well, the answer is in your question, it's all about expectations ; the market wanted more, didn't get it, and re-rates.
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by bionsystem 3mo ago
I remember reading about the minecraft port earlier, very impressive work ; those writeups are a great read too.
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by bionsystem 3mo ago
Ah there is liquidity too, but your brother comment makes my point clearer. About liquidity, yes most people with a million net worth actually have more than half in their house, so technically it is much harder for them to throw cash than
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by bionsystem 3mo ago
Thanks, that is much clearer than my wording.
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by bionsystem 3mo ago
A few things to note. 1 billion isn't a thousand times a million. If you make a conservative 5% let's say out of your net worth, you still need to work with a million, whereas you don't with a billion. So, technically, $400 w
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by bionsystem 3mo ago
So you agree that it is not kube specific, then ?
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by bionsystem 3mo ago
I give a counter example to a general statement, in logic, it is enough to debunk the original statement. My point is, SOME things wouldn't run predictably inside the cluster (in that case without pinning to nodes, which the article sa
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by bionsystem 3mo ago
None of those arguments make sense. Uniformity ? Try deploying openbao inside kube, if kube decides to restart your pods, you're in for unsealing them at 3am, waking up everybody who owns a Shamir key. So bao stays out of the cluster,
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by bionsystem 3mo ago
I'd be happy to try some more, I used to play this seriously (even studying with solvers) and I also know and trust a couple of pros, will share with them as well.
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by bionsystem 3mo ago
Alpine is (was ?) a Renault brand, which is a French company, so it is a little less exotic than a Japanese police force buying a German car (Japan being such a massive car exporter themselves).
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by bionsystem 3mo ago
Tried daily puzzles on pokerchallenges.com ; 2nd one is "jam or fold" 5bb deep, from the big blind. But no information on what other players do, and we are last to act on this spot, so the question doesn't make sense. Edit :
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by bionsystem 3mo ago
I work with junior ops "engineers". Even though some of them won't admit it, they want to do everything with AI, and they do not care much about testing. Even their peer review is done by AI, you can tell by the way the comme
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by bionsystem 4mo ago
I tried win 11 for 11 minutes and switched to Linux and never looked back.
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by bionsystem 4mo ago
> "Worst case" is back to more "normal" depreciation. I would absolutely not count on that, if and when it drops it will drop hard.
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by bionsystem 4mo ago
Funny, they have the "honesty" to cancel the transaction and not take your money, just to keep their ebay reputation high ?
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by bionsystem 4mo ago
I functionned this way for a very long time, plain vim with 5-6 options in .vimrc, no plugin (aside for the very occasionnal syntax highlighting like jinja.vim iirc). I kept this setup for more than 10 years mainly to stay compatible with m
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by bionsystem 5mo ago
No way I see the difference between 120 and 144, but it's just annoying to have to set it up that way, it's like getting a new motherboard and setting your cpu to 3.7Ghz instead of 3.8 or something. It's one more thing to fig
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by bionsystem 5mo ago
I got a DeLock KVM switch recommended by the shop vendor (who actually did spend a good 15 min understanding my need and doing web searches), and quickly confirmed by ChatGPT as a solution to my need (plug the work macbook alongside my pers
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by bionsystem 5mo ago
Incus is pretty damn good to be fair. You can mix and match VMs and containers, the terraform provider "just works", the setup is fast and easy, it plays well with ZFS. Now I wouldn't be surprised if it still lags jails (or I
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by bionsystem 6mo ago
Any connection with bao or openbao, the fork of hashicorp vault ? I fail to see any reference on the site
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by bionsystem 7mo ago
In my new position (on a different product) I don't have enough fingers to count how many times the previous guy bullshitted the PO/PM with "that's not possible" of having some features / workflows enabled. Jus
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by bionsystem 7mo ago
I still fail to see if that is their side hobby or the entire point for them.
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by bionsystem 7mo ago
You are missing out the entire point. In a justice system, a single innocent in prison is a thousand times worse than a free criminal. This is where most people draw the line if they think about it. Because when you put innocents under arre
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by bionsystem 7mo ago
There are companies I wouldn't candidate for, even with kids I think, although it's hard to say, I don't have kids, and apparently there is a mind-shift happening when you get one. Oracle, Palantir come to mind. But maybe not
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by bionsystem 7mo ago
Maybe not, there are plenty of hard things to do at Microsoft scale, hypervisors (which I guess could count as "OS" but maybe not "Windows" in the consumer-product line sense), compilers, languages, hardware since Micros

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