lostbean

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by lostbean 1mo ago
This is very exciting! Curious to learn more about how the linear types fits into the picture here?
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by lostbean 1y ago
Calling it an ontology might be confusing indeed — nevertheless it’s definitely valuable to have an automatic way to generate and hydrate a semantic model from raw data
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by lostbean 1y ago
This really isn’t an ontology. Palantir’s marketing around “ontology” is misleading — what they (and you here) are describing is closer to a semantic layer or curated data model. An ontology in knowledge engineering is an open-ended graph o
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by lostbean 1y ago
I’m quite a visual learner, so I appreciate you sharing this.
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by lostbean 2y ago
Yes, Kardinal is designed to make development environments more efficient and less wasteful compared to your current setup, where each dev instance is a single pod with everything in it. In Kardinal, we calculate reusability at the applicat
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by lostbean 2y ago
Not sure if I'm addressing your point correctly, but Kardinal does have the concept of external services and provides a plugin system that allows you to manage stateful external services. Here is an example [1] of a plugin to manage Ne
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by lostbean 2y ago
You're completely right, ofrzeta! Kardinal does manage Istio for you, so you don't need to learn or interact with Istio at all. In fact, Kardinal acts as a transpiler, taking Kubernetes manifests with simple Kardinal annotations a
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by lostbean 2y ago
It's a fair and valid comparison, and we're tracking this and other comparisons here: https://kardinal.dev/docs/references/comparisons Regarding how Kardinal compares with vcluster, both aim to provide m
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by lostbean 2y ago
Tilt works as an in-place hot-reload tool for containers. However, because it performs in-place updates, it doesn't support running multiple parallel and isolated versions of your cluster side-by-side. That said, the timing of your que
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by lostbean 2y ago
Nice work on Sequencer! I really liked the Workspace CRD. Nothing too specific on choosing Istio, but it seemed like a popular and battle-tested option to start the implementation with. Kardinal is a fairly young project (about 2 months old