jrudolph

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by jrudolph 6mo ago
To be fair, GitHub has several magnitudes higher of revenue to support that. Including from companies like mine who are paying them good money and get absolutely sub-par service and reliability from them. I'd be happy for Codeberg to t
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by jrudolph 3y ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if Google aims to replace Google Deployment Manager with this, which never really got any traction. Azure has ARM, AWA has Cloudformation. Google betting big on terraform will be interesting considering the recent ch
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by jrudolph 3y ago
Getting a lot of docker hub vibes from this one. HashiCorp is course within their rights. Can't be cheap to run the registry given the obscene size of some terraform providers. $ ls -lah terraform/providers/registry.terraform
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by jrudolph 3y ago
I’m pretty confident of all the players in that market AWS is the least likely to pull that move.
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by jrudolph 3y ago
On netlify iirc pricing was for every git committer that was allowed to trigger a deploy. Render.com was more lenient in a model like you describe but still we have different people manage different apps and it adds up.
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by jrudolph 3y ago
The appeal of a no-ops workflow for basic frontend apps is there. We’ve got a bunch of static docs sites built with vuepress and docusaurus that are a great fit for this. Not that we can’t whip up a CDN with terraform and a CI/CD pipel
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Why Buck2? – successor to the Buck build system(github.com)
2 points by jrudolph 4y ago|0 comments
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by jrudolph 4y ago
also on the same blog -> https://tracy.posthaven.com/part-i-founder-led-enterprise-sa...
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by jrudolph 4y ago
> German CVs basically require photos and other information I‘not sure where you got that from, but that’s just false. Most employers I know actively ask candidates to not submit irrelevant info like photos, gender, religion etc. in thei
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by jrudolph 4y ago
Other commenters have covered the workload lock-in angle pretty well. Using Kubernetes as a target platform for your application already gives you a decent shot a workload portability. Keep in mind though that some K8s APIs are leaky abstra
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by jrudolph 4y ago
notion.so, also has integrated support for mermaid diagrams, decent syntax highlighting etc.
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Advanced Terraform for Software Engineers(meshcloud.io)
8 points by jrudolph 4y ago|2 comments
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by jrudolph 4y ago
Learn from my mistakes picking up terraform as a software engineer thinking "it's just a better YAML"
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by jrudolph 4y ago
It's so saddening to see how the Kubernetes hype-cycle follows OpenStack and all the fundamental problems still seem unsolved. I sometimes feel like its just the same story playing out 5 years later, one layer up to the stack (IaaS -&g
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by jrudolph 4y ago
This. To be fair that info is very hard to discover on the website (I looked it up in the docs code that generates the website because I found that easier to parse like a database of all models). I own an L10 and am very happily running val
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by jrudolph 4y ago
Was it so bad? My experience with it was resoundingly positive, and saw lots of productivity gains with a great developer experience for teams that could build apps with strong guard rails in place. Now everyone and the kitchen sink „needs“
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by jrudolph 4y ago
Sorry, I accidentally posted the wrong URL, duh! https://www.meshcloud.io/2022/04/14/degrees-of-correctness-w... is the deep link to the article.
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Degrees of Correctness with Dhall(meshcloud.io)
5 points by jrudolph 4y ago|1 comments
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by jrudolph 5y ago
> The research, which was funded in part by the National Wildlife Federation and U.S. Department of Energy
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by jrudolph 5y ago
meshcloud GmbH | Various Engineering Positions | Frankfurt, Germany | Remote work within Germany, after the Onboarding World Office | Fulltime and Permanent Our cloud foundation platform provides control and visibility that empowers an effi
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by jrudolph 5y ago
Is this a US specific problem? In Germany companies need to maintain cap tables in a mandatory public registry (Handelsregister). You can request any company’s records against a small fee (which in fairness I consider very backwards, could
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by jrudolph 5y ago
Trying to get one right now...
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by jrudolph 5y ago
Just a shoutout that vuepress 2 (or is it called vuepress-next?) can also bundle via vite. I haven't compared it to vitepress, but its reloads from markdown are also really snappy.
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by jrudolph 5y ago
> Espresso machines, then and now, are gigantic, expensive, difficult to use, and incredibly inefficient from an energy perspective. Interestingly that's not my experience with Moka Coffe Pots. The 2-pot Bialetti I have takes a long
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by jrudolph 5y ago
TL;DR: Favorite stack is Notion -> notion-markdown-cms -> VuePress -> netlify So I've gone through a bit of journey doing docs for a product company. I feel that for a product company it's really important to own your doc
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by jrudolph 5y ago
There are quite a few options for markdown + git knowledge bases, eg. Obsidian. You can easily find more alternatives discussed here on HN by starting a search on Obsidian. If you’re looking for more of a CMS there’s quite a few options out
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ClickUp raises $400M Series C(clickup.com)
3 points by jrudolph 5y ago|1 comments
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by jrudolph 5y ago
Awesome research. I have similar quibbles about photo finish cameras in sports and written about them [0]. There are usually tons of rules in sport about the equipment, the Race course etc . but how exactly the finish needs to be set up is
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by jrudolph 5y ago
AWS root user accounts are kind of an achillis heel in every enterprise setup using AWS. What you typically do is MFA (bare minimum) + sharded secrets. This means you need multiple people to use the root user account. You can also hook in a
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by jrudolph 6y ago
I run a Ubiquiti UDM Pro as the router for my home network and slapping a few additional containers (it uses podman) on top like pi hole is doable e.g. using https://github.com/boostchicken/udm-utilities I use it for

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