gg-klotho

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1. 1.▲
   by gg-klotho 4y ago

   You're right, the developer (or operator) will still need to know how to troubleshoot. For this first stage we're focusing on improving development and iteration speed while maintaining status quo on operating & troubleshootin
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   by gg-klotho 4y ago

   > lifecycle management, access controls, auditing, monitoring, delegation/federation, budgeting, capacity planning I don't think having your infra with your code precludes a lot of these things, depending on how it's done.
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   by gg-klotho 4y ago

   I tried nushell for a few days, but sh syntax is just too ingrained... It slowed me down a bunch and couldn't get over the initial learning curve. Ended up going back to zsh. Also, losing a bunch of completions for tools I used was a b
4. 4.▲
   by gg-klotho 4y ago

   I'm not sure I'd agree that software engineering isn't looking to great right now, though I'll admit that I have a limited set of experience. Even in a boring job, there are things you can find interesting. If you'r