maxrecursion

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by maxrecursion 2mo ago
That's a very accurate and elegant analogy. Kubernetes was designed for large organizations with massive applications that are usually micro services. It allowed the applications to be load balanced and easily updated with no downtime.
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by maxrecursion 3mo ago
Popeyes has always been ridiculously over-priced. I stopped going there over a decade ago when I realized they charge at least 2x any other fast food place that exists. They are the same as Five Guys, but at least Five Guys puts some effort
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by maxrecursion 6mo ago
I have been daily driving fedora on my laptop for over a year now and haven't ran into a single issue. Not saying you're lying, but if you are having that many serious problems it might be a hardware issue. The OS is definitely st
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by maxrecursion 1y ago
There are amazing retro games that are still awesome to play to this day. To say they all suck, and it's just nostalgia is not true at all. Sure, a lot of them suck, especially on Nintendo 64, because of the 3d transition, but from the
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
I started using proxmox a couple months ago and it's great. A really great alternative to VMware after the broadcom takeover.
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
"Most teams/products I have been involved in, the stack always grows to the point that a dev can no longer test it on their own machine" Isn't this problem solved by CICD? When the developer is ready to test, they make a
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
While that is a crappy thing to do, I bet tons of YouTubers are doing just that. Hell, most political YouTubers just read articles and make stupid comments about them. It would be impossible to create daily content if you weren't just
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
That's a good idea for how the ultra rich can pay taxes without forcing them to liquidate stock, and at least addresses the core of the problem. But if the stock "shared" with the tax collector paid enough in dividends to cov
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
People considering $100,000 and even up to $200,000 rich is just idiotic, especially when considering where the person lives and if they have kids. It can definitely be a comfortable lifestyle on a budget, but it is by no means rich. Housin
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
I've been seeing a product we use at my organization roll out incomplete/trash feature fast to have a product, and then fix them after the fact. We've gotten tons of blow back as other teams use the product and find it next t
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
For me, AI is like a documentation/Googlefu accelerant. There are so many little things that I know exactly what I want to do, but can't remember the syntax or usage. For example, writing IaC especially for AWS, I have to look up
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
I learned this as a teenager when I went from great at math to terrible because I got stuck with crappy teachers. Then, in 11th grade, I got put in algebra 2 with a great teacher and was tutoring other kids. Math is completely different tha
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
I work for government organization that is constantly audited and I've seen this play out over and over. An important aspect I never see mentioned is most Cyber Security personnel don't have the technical experience to truly under
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
This is exactly it. The entry level market is getting more and more over saturated. It is bleeding upwards to mid level slowly. But if you are a skilled senior you are still in high demand. If not your resume probably sucks or you are not a
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
There is a reason con man is short for confidence man. People are extremely susceptible to someone who sounds confident.
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
Ironically, your posts are a perfect example of the utter derision some (most of society) give when discussing problems men are facing. This is one reason men are suffering from so many problems women aren't such as way higher rates of
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
I seen a job posting for the FBI that blatantly stated you will work well over 40 hours a week, and all but made clear your job will be your life. So, yeah, it's not a job for someone that wants work/life balance.
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
Yeah, I think he missed the part where it discussed the swarm would have to be mostly autonomous since communicating back to earth for any sort of management commands is completely out of the question. It's amazing they can still do it
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
Game development is in a really weird place. Insanely over-saturated but almost all AAA games are extremely derivative, stale, bland games with a coat of pretty graphics Indie games are awesome right now, but they don't have the budget
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
I use hyper-v regularly and never even heard of windows admin center. Another example of Microsoft changing something that isn't broke just for the sake of change. I'm glad I've been building a homelab and can move all my stu
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
Or are they wealthy because they don't have kids.... But in general poor people have more kids, and as unpopular it will be to say, they can have more kids because the government subsidizes it. One parent doesn't work and gets all
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
If they got rid of all the deductions and loopholes most people wouldn't need to file as the only thing they'd have to put on their taxes is their W2 income. I believe the IRS is even informed of things like 401k disbursement and
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
When you go to an urgent care it is a total crapshoot. I've seen some of the worst doctors ever there. One literally looked at my throat for 5 seconds, said I had strep, and went back to playing on his phone, they weren't busy I w
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
I think all the streaming providers know adding fees like that is going to lock customers into streaming services, and not necessarily their streaming services. People would be way less likely to subscribe to watch one show if they had to p
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
I play retro games regularly, and as good as emulation is, there are tons of old fast paced games that are unplayable for me on modern TVs due to input lag. Recently was playing Zelda 1 on the NES when the game crashed and deleted my save h
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
This shows the real problem is more getting sucked into online social groups rather than having constant communication with real life friends. The toxic part of social media is the online personas and interactions with strangers, who are pe
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
Exactly this. A check to the wealthy is basically a tax refund. The wealthy get a check every month already in social security, so it's literally already happening.
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
There is no way to say this without sounding rude, but you clearly don't understand how insane healthcare costs are when you have kids. Premiums alone could be close to a 1k a month for a family plan. At best you're paying 500 a m
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
Healthcare is the easiest example. A birth of a child could easily cost 10k with health insurance, and that is only if there aren't complications, it's free with medicare. 10K is a pretty massive cliff. If you have a large family
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by maxrecursion 2y ago
The money that was stolen wasn't sent to everyone. You can't steal money sent to everyone. It was the PPP 'Paycheck Protection Program' money that was stolen where tons of small businesses filed to get that money when it

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