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by never_inline 3y ago
Can someone enlighten me on this: if Authorization policies (which pods can communicate with which services) was built in kube-proxy, wouldn't it solve the use case for a large percent of service mesh deployments?
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Show HN: Small go HTTP server to serve zip files without unpacking them(github.com)
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by never_inline 3y ago
"Lack of people and manpower will create new challenges which will lead to innovation and efficiency" you can also say that. There are too many variables here and we the typescript and django developers with fancy command prompts
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by never_inline 3y ago
It is reinforcing my belief that language design is hard. Go is supposed to be a simple language, one may write it for long time, but there will be some trap you discover once in a while.
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by never_inline 3y ago
Not a bad deal.
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by never_inline 3y ago
I haven't used reflog in probably 2-3 months but it's just a small thing to know it doesn't hurt.
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by never_inline 3y ago
> So I clicked on this link with the hope that it might be a kinder, simpler VCS. Last thing we want is a kinder, simpler, dumber VCS replacing git, like microframeworks which hardly have HTTP routing and middleware replaced full feature
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by never_inline 3y ago
Really low effort to run uuidgen 5 times. Try doing digits of pi or something.
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by never_inline 3y ago
This is least of my worries - just use VScode with plugin which gives red lines on and formats yaml, use yamllint in your CI.
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by never_inline 3y ago
As a tech worker of current generation, I wholeheartedly agree with the assessment that I suck.
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by never_inline 3y ago
> The vulnerability affects all OAuth 2.0 clients configured with a redirect URI ending with a * in Keycloak < 23.0.4. How common is a wildcard in a redirect URL?
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by never_inline 3y ago
The obvious disadvantage is I couldn't get music and photos from other people, because they were using shareIt and I couldn't ask them to install and use an OSS alternative. Thanks to Google Files / Android NearBy share, toda
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by never_inline 3y ago
5-6 years ago, when smartphones were new in India, ShareIt was most popular application for sharing files across phones. It's an ad-ridden piece of spyware. Because everyone were using ShareIt to share music and photos, and I refused t
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by never_inline 3y ago
Git is foundational because it's a bunch of tools dealing with a very general data structure (the DAG of file versions, or whatever the semantically correct thing to say is). Docker is something similarly powerful. It wraps around a fe
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by never_inline 3y ago
Any reason you can't achieve those RPO/RTO with straightforward replication?
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by never_inline 3y ago
I am just following the High Availability principle and using both Microsoft and Google equivalents, with most data having a local copy anyway.
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by never_inline 3y ago
They exist for the same reason several git GUIs and Kubernetes dashboards exist.
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by never_inline 3y ago
Dear sir, we are talking about products that are not enshittified. Nothing about rust.
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by never_inline 3y ago
These appear to be same packaging format but different installers. Not uncommon these days. I am a junior developer writing a side project in Golang which probably no one on the internet sees, and there are 3 ways to install it already. 1.
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by never_inline 3y ago
Ok bro I am not the parent commenter who set the goalpost. Let's see how your smooth talking LLM is going to do with things that are not web development or leetcode medium, for which so much stuff has been written. All the best.
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by never_inline 3y ago
Eliminating duplication and cleaning code is a different type of refactoring than supporting concurrency, which is much much harder. Cleaning up code also follows some well established patterns, performance work is much less pattern-y. Code
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by never_inline 3y ago
> It becomes problematic because it then becomes easy for engineers to have a completely different container for dev then is used for prod If the differences between dev and prod are also programmatic in nature (eg based on flag, and mos
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by never_inline 3y ago
Because someone may want to preview the script in browser. Because someone may not have curl and use another tool your server doesn't know.
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by never_inline 3y ago
Well ChatGPT doesn't 'grok' anything, really..
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by never_inline 3y ago
Which is, of course, complete bullshit as well. This answer perfectly illustrates why the chat gpt verbiage irritates me so much. It's basically rephrasing the oft-repeated complaint that Google kills of projects, (in an MBA style Engl
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by never_inline 3y ago
Your post got me wondering, what advantage might it provide over an FFI? Does WASM ABI define higher level common primitives than C?
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by never_inline 3y ago
I planned to do something similar to it on my blog. The idea being using that page as a public bookmark list. It would contain anything from books to blog posts to youtube videos. https://mahesh-hegde.github.io/readings&#x2F
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by never_inline 3y ago
> 2. UI\UX is lacking. Too many controls all over the place or at least too sticking out. That's very subjective. I used Windows, Mac OS, Android (various UIs), KDE etc.. It's not "modern" semi transparent themes and
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by never_inline 3y ago
Out of the loop. Why is KDE clusterfuck?
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by never_inline 3y ago
There are 2 kinds of software engineers. Parent comment and Grandparent comment.

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