bithavoc

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by bithavoc 7d ago
I think I understand why, I used Vagrant for many years and this was my evolution: * Vagrant for everything: VM provisioning(always local), os dependencies, app dependencies and the apps themselves was all Vagrant. * Vagrant for VM provisio
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by bithavoc 1mo ago
(VP of Eng here) I filled out their sales form last year and never heard from them. We're currently spending $900k/year on AWS, and they didn't even acknowledge my request. crazy stuff.
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by bithavoc 4mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised, even the the core of the project is heavily vibe-coded[0] [0] https://github.com/viggy28/streambed/blob/a660ebb75b4744f5bd...
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by bithavoc 5mo ago
for the curious, this is mentioned by the author in another post. http://ozark.hendrix.edu/~yorgey/forest/009L/index.xml
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The Therac-25 software radiation disaster(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by bithavoc 5mo ago|2 comments
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by bithavoc 6mo ago
Today I learned aerial drone is not the only type of drone there is.
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by bithavoc 7mo ago
so OpenAI[0] designed a Ferrari? [0] https://openai.com/sam-and-jony/
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by bithavoc 10mo ago
You’re not providing a conclusion. Please finish your thought…
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by bithavoc 10mo ago
exactly, there’s no conclusion, it’s been almost three decades. It’s nice to have a different ruling party every few years and not just every three decades like in Venezuela(so far). Maybe Venezuelas want to give their oil to another 3rd-pa
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by bithavoc 10mo ago
The US has seen six governments since Woodstock ‘99, alternating the ruling party almost perfectly every four years: Clinton, Bush, Obama, Trump, Biden and Trump again. Venezuela has seen only two presidents in 26 years, Chavez and Maduro,
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by bithavoc 10mo ago
with Tailscale Lock you have a lot more control, you can also self-host your coordinator server which is an alternative even mentioned in the service docs[0] [0] https://tailscale.com/kb/1226/tailnet-lock
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by bithavoc 10mo ago
yes, one word: IAM
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by bithavoc 11mo ago
does DynamoDB run on EC2? if I read it right, EC2 depends on DynamoDB.
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by bithavoc 1y ago
> Worth the upgrade? 100 percent. First time I noticed such claim in an iPhone announcement.
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by bithavoc 1y ago
agree, also I believe box.com was smaller than Dropbox and it seems like they’re still alive, it’s crazy to me.
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by bithavoc 1y ago
This post feels written by AI, but something caught my attention. > But they made one technical choice that would haunt them forever. > They built it on Solaris. Developers wanted Linux. Recently I’ve seen how TrueNAS Core(FreeBSD-bas
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by bithavoc 1y ago
that’s cool, I’m working on branded artifact delivery. Docker, Go, NPM, Pypi repos delivered on free custom sub-domains. Vultr BGP services doing the trick so far.
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by bithavoc 1y ago
me too, what are you building?
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by bithavoc 1y ago
Rust can cross-compile, yes, but is not as seamless. For example, Rust can not cross-compile Windows binaries from Linux without external support like MinGW. Go can cross-compile from Linux to Windows, Darwin and FreeBSD without requiring a
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by bithavoc 1y ago
Zitadel is switching its license from Apache to AGPL3, that’s at least one difference. The license change caught my attention because I also use Zitadel, this project is MIT. [0] https://zitadel.com/blog/zitadel-v3-anno
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by bithavoc 1y ago
Pulumi is sorta like this, very generous free tier, so DevOps fall in love with it easily.
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by bithavoc 1y ago
This is interesting, it would be like YugabyteDB but on top of FoundationDB.
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by bithavoc 1y ago
I use Pulumi native package for Kubernetes, no more YAML, only instances of Typescript classes.
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by bithavoc 1y ago
the sentiment against Next.js seems to be building up. funny, this page didn’t mention Vercel once so this is all about the framework itself. I will continue using Next.js for the time being, but if I come across an alternative that doesn’t
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by bithavoc 1y ago
what a great article, I love the explanation and motivations of Apple to generate less code so it consumes less device battery, because most of their code runs in battery-powered devices
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by bithavoc 1y ago
I guess if the crawlers can’t actually see the trap, misinformation would be attributed to your website in case model responses expose content attribution tags to end users.
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by bithavoc 2y ago
I can’t believe how unlucky Fly.io is. This is going to be the second time Cloudflare steals their lunch.
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by bithavoc 2y ago
that’s what I thought, but every single candidate I interviewed mentioned MongoDB as their recent reference document database, I asked the last candidate if they were self-hosting, the answer is no, they used MongoDB cloud.
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Welcome Back to C++(2022)(learn.microsoft.com)
7 points by bithavoc 2y ago|0 comments
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by bithavoc 2y ago
there’s one in ‘19 and a new one in ‘24, which Tandem are you referring to? I just checked and the one listed in this page is YC’19 it looks zombie-ish, both founders moved on quietly according to LinkedIn

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