hejcloud

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by hejcloud 3y ago
I feel sympathy for all the engs at companies I've implemented CI/CD based on Gh Actions in recent years. It's not like I didn't tell them that Github showed to be somewhat unreliable in the recent years and in contrast
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by hejcloud 3y ago
In Germany, they introduced a system called "Grüner Punkt" (~green dot) in the 90s which was supposed to teach consumers how to separate different kinds of trash to be able to recycle the packaging plastic. Now about 30 years late
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by hejcloud 3y ago
Well in my theory core reason is that Germany never developed a thriving startup IT economy[0] that was ever relevant for the GDP, especially not in comparison with the industrial sectors (cars, steel, chemistry) and so IT completely got ig
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by hejcloud 3y ago
German speaking. You can take German IT to get an idea what would have happened to SWE if you'd have kept those bureaucratic methods from the 2000s as the backbone of all SWE endeavors: a horrible, expensive, non-working mess with bare
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by hejcloud 3y ago
I think AOP is a fair tool.. for maybe 1% of of your day to day problems. I'd say it's okay to use in combination with OOP when you (and your team) manage to strictly keep the Domain/Business stuff in OOP world and the infras
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by hejcloud 3y ago
Before "everything digital" it was logistically barely possible to spy on 100%. At times of GDR a mayor of the Stasi had resources to maybe wire-tap 50 people. Letters can only be opened for X amount of people. Now they have the p
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by hejcloud 3y ago
LE should have tools to enforce the law, no question. However, there's a huge difference between (a) setting up means for spying on 100% of the people and (b) developing operational excellence in LE to be able to follow individual case
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by hejcloud 3y ago
In Germany they recently had a judge to allow for a swoop on annoying but harmless climate activists, including freezing their bank accounts and confiscating their homepage (in ridiculous ways, bc they only took the server and forgot assumi
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by hejcloud 3y ago
Question: Assuming PKI is "solved" (whatever that means) isn't mTLS in contrast to sth like a VPN the preferred solution nowadays? Or both? I'm asking because Wireguard itself looks a lot like mTLS to me and I'm cur
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by hejcloud 3y ago
Well using the aws cli is locking you in to AWS, isn't it? And at least from my experience those "just 50 lines of shell" can get very messy overtime. Eventually, if you add more features (pretty much every project gets more
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by hejcloud 3y ago
Reading your comment I can't help but think about that we're now starting to feed our layer lasagne that "mostly works" with code generated by a stochastic parrot which also only "mostly works" and turn the res
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by hejcloud 3y ago
Recently, I've been thinking about using Asahi as the host system running on my M1 MBA and run everything macOS in a vm. Does anyone have experience with that? How stupid would that be?
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by hejcloud 3y ago
Gosh this is a horrible spiral I've been going through as well. My personal experience is: 1) WP: You start with promising yourself to never touch any PHP and will still end up in this mess. I always regretted setting up WP few days&#x