ownagefool

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by ownagefool 12d ago
If it wasn't obvious from the article, this is an implementation in the same thing in rust, ergo significantly faster. This was enabled, I presume, by the upstream react introducing code a rust version in source ( but they don't
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by ownagefool 13d ago
I am concerned actually, and Tommy is a racist. I guess my question there is, is DHH ignorant to who Tommy really is, or is it a full endorsement.
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by ownagefool 13d ago
You make solid points to be fair.
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by ownagefool 13d ago
I'm British, left leaning and married to an immigrant. The posts themselves don't come across as racist. It's a fact in British politics we refuse to publish crime stats per ethnicity, but the Danes do, and it's fairly
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by ownagefool 21d ago
I think the OP is right in that spending data is valuable as a mechanism to figure out how extract more profit, which in the end will have customers paying that price. However, it doesn't need to be exclusively negative. The data will
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by ownagefool 28d ago
I'd probably consider how the Red teams 7 captains feel about themselves and their own work though. It's always part of the critical path, no?
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by ownagefool 2mo ago
This is correct, but there's additional nuance here, which is the security of your development pipeline plays a part in the production system too. Way back when, you'd see a lot of people stuff their jenkins in their dev account.
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by ownagefool 2mo ago
There was more drinking in the 90s. You can decide whether that was better or worse.
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by ownagefool 2mo ago
Honestly, I think you're boiling the ocean there. Internal hosting teams ( cloud or on-prem ) should work more like public hosting environments and should focus on: - Segregating workloads. If amazon can host a hacked service on their
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by ownagefool 2mo ago
You also get internal cloud teams that "own cloud" taking away your ability to get accounts without going through the same all broken processes.
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by ownagefool 2mo ago
My take is it's actually because of poor performance of internal teams. With a cloud provider, you can get an account by filling out a sign-up page and handing over a credit card. Internal teams will often hide behind Bureaucracy and
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by ownagefool 2mo ago
Mines was $190,594,974,587,761.20 :)
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by ownagefool 2mo ago
So I'm on the other side of this usually. Most places I land there's deference to the status quo and those that came before. People assume that efforts of that past were well considered and that good work was done. But ultimately
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by ownagefool 3mo ago
I actually don't have a problem with runners very often, but I must admit I use a combination of public and private the leans private. Are you seeing elevated errors on actions?
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by ownagefool 3mo ago
Whilst that's crazy, github hasn't migrated to azure yet, so it's probably not exclusively an azure problem and we've seen the same problems with amazon too ( and several other large orgs ).
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by ownagefool 3mo ago
Github isn't having a debate over how many 9s they have, they're having a zero 9s problem. I think there's 3 big themes with this, thought not 1. LLM tools have added considerable load. 2. LLM used by developers to increase v
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by ownagefool 4mo ago
What's this trade off about? I thought it was a simple 2 dims are probably better than 4, but unsure how you'd ever land on 48?
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by ownagefool 4mo ago
I offered self-hosting to bypass this. It did the trick and I was able to convert the enterprise customers where compliance was a red line.
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by ownagefool 4mo ago
I worked on a small part of one of these back in around 2013 ( specifically managing beds ). You were talking about a team of 5 cranking this out in about 2-3 months with some longer term part time involvement, with an annual cost of less t
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by ownagefool 4mo ago
This isn't true. Our old jenkins hosts were largely forever instances with forever credentials that were just waiting to take down the org. Modern pipelines are orchestrates that run ephemeral execution environments with ephemeral cred
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by ownagefool 4mo ago
Reproducible builds shows that, within a specific configuration, the code produced the binary, regardless of who signed or published it. Indeed, this could mitigate an attacker replacing the binary with something that's not produced fr
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by ownagefool 5mo ago
No, I was simply wrong. Thanks for pointing that out.
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by ownagefool 5mo ago
Both work (: But the point was it was in a comparble situations without the microservices / k8s / whatever pet tech you want to hate on.
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by ownagefool 5mo ago
I no longer work in that industry.
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by ownagefool 5mo ago
I wrote a scheduler for VMs a long time ago. k8s is basically just the same thing but for containers. It really confuses me how someone can argue for cloud providers over a decent open solution without realising their argument is simply th
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by ownagefool 5mo ago
I took over tech for a POS company some years ago. They were a .net shop with about 80 developers, less than 200 concurrent connections, 6 figures spend cloud, and 0 nines uptime with a super traditional setup. Point being, it's not t
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by ownagefool 5mo ago
I ran renderapp in ECS before I ran it in k8s. The deployment files / structure were mostly equivalent with the main differences being I can't shell into ECS and I lose kubectl in favour of looking at the AWS GUI ( which for me is
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by ownagefool 5mo ago
To be fair, I have k8s on my hetzner :p
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by ownagefool 5mo ago
It depends what you're doing it. My app is fairly simple node process with some side car worker processes. k8s enables me to deploy it 30 times for 30 PRs, trivially, in a standard way, with standard cleanup. Can I do that without k8s
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by ownagefool 5mo ago
Sure, but you can do that in a diff after the event, rather than live.

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