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by multani 2y ago
I really really like Steampipe to do this kind of query: https://steampipe.io , which is essentially PostgreSQL (literally) to query many different kind of APIs, which means you have access to all PostgreSQL's SQL language c
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by multani 2y ago
I like Makefiles too :) I use them more or less as a command runner, not often to build new targets based on sources (sometimes still). In particular, I like: * The ubiquity: it's easily available almost everywhere I touch and if not,
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by multani 2y ago
Is there any announcement for this new Hyper disk feature? That's something I was interested for a long time and I would have missed it if not for this HN post :D As a follow-up of the availability topic: what's the best to simula
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by multani 2y ago
What is the pattern to use on Lambda if you actually have to call out other services, which may, sometimes, take a long time to answer? Do you make requests with a shorter timeout and have your Lambda fail when it triggers? Do you delegate
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by multani 2y ago
Xfce has libxfceui4, which should be equivalent to libadwaita (I never directly used it, but that was at least my understanding of it)
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by multani 3y ago
Separating compute and storage is one of the core idea behind Aurora. They talked about it in several places, for instance: * https://www.amazon.science/publications/amazon-aurora-design... * https://d1.awss
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by multani 3y ago
Interesting discussion about `jj split` and how it opens up a GUI tool to select what changes you want to pick. I'm using `git gui` a lot , I think about everydays, to pick up exact what I want to commit or amend my current work. It&#
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by multani 3y ago
This looks really cool! I wrote a few applications using both the official Kubernetes client and the asyncio variant from Tomasz. Both have the same problems to me (that you exposed on the comparison page): The documentation is really terri
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by multani 3y ago
I'm surprised to see DigiCert name coming that often. I know they are a major certificate player and that it really helped they supported (signed) Let's Encrypt intermediate certificate for instance (also others, as the article me
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by multani 3y ago
That can be useful because the doc website turns into some kind of sandbox where you can tweak directly the test function and see the result without having to write the code yourself.
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by multani 3y ago
Python also has doctest https://docs.python.org/3/library/doctest.html since ... a long time now. The documentation tools are not as advanced as Go's and as far as I know, there's no way to "run the
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by multani 3y ago
There's a number of offline, opensource, TOTP CLI applications, so just use one of them for instance?
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by multani 4y ago
I use ZZ all the time, but it's so wired into my memory muscle that i had to read the article to realize I was actually using it. Also, zz is _so_ practical, it's probably the shortcut I miss the most when I'm not using a vi-
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by multani 4y ago
To be honest, the first Andor episode is really slow and I also almost dropped it right there, but the rest of the show is actually quite good (so far).
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by multani 4y ago
For those who are implementing these security guidelines: how do you ensure they have been correctly implemented? Do you have any kind of static check program that can check beforehand that you are going to deploy a hardened kubernetes clus
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by multani 4y ago
I heard a lot about design systems the past few months, would one of you have a recommendation for a good read that would explain the challenges and/or the process to create such a system?
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Getting Started with OCaml in 2021(lambdafoo.com)
6 points by multani 5y ago|1 comments
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by multani 5y ago
No updates since roughly 10 years, the homepage is full of spam, I don't think Chandler should be recommended anymore at this stage.
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Service Mesh at Global Scale: HashiCorp Consul on 10k Nodes(hashicorp.com)
1 points by multani 5y ago|0 comments
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Dimmed Theme Beta for Github.com(github.blog)
3 points by multani 6y ago|1 comments
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by multani 6y ago
I also discovered K6 a few days ago, it looked quite nice and could be a good replacement for our Gatling tests. We were initially looking for something slightly different though: we were interested to have perhaps less tests, but tests tha
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by multani 6y ago
I think this was the promise of Docker's InfraKit [1] (now DeployKit), to have your infrastructure constantly monitored and adjusted depending on the configuration you pushed into it. Sadly it didn't go anywhere and it's now
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by multani 7y ago
It really depends on how what your workload is though. We have been running between 100 and 200 Jobs in Nomad, with the quantity of clients doubling then shrinking every day using 3 × t3.micro for the servers since years. We have yet to see
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Perform robust unit tests with PyHamcrest(opensource.com)
1 points by multani 7y ago|0 comments
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by multani 7y ago
I did 6 times but weather was a bit crap and many places were already closed (and I really needed that shower at the end of the day :p). On the other end, I was practically alone most of the time (I shared a barbecue under a tarp under th
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by multani 7y ago
This [1] is more of less what I did. There wasn't much of any dedicated cycling lanes (such as the Shimanami Kaido road) anywhere I went, so sometimes the traffic was not so cool. The parts in and out of the Alps, and in Mie prefecture
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by multani 7y ago
I was cycling in Japan for about 2 weeks, just a few weeks ago. I was also impressed in most places by how clean it was, not only in the cities, but more generally speaking about everywhere. At some point though, I was cycling along the coa
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by multani 8y ago
It looks great and the minimalistic UI is a welcome breath :) Could you share any details on how you implemented the build system? Are you running of different public cloud providers or are you using something different? Your announcement s
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by multani 8y ago
> - don't pass the loop around. Use asyncio.get_event_loop(). This way your code will be independent of the loop creation process. Eh. I've been passing the loop around as an optional kw argument in most of my code... The idea
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by multani 8y ago
That might be the one from 2015 that I was looking for! Thanks!

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