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by r-bar 3y ago
The committee wanted Cosmos, Azure, and Postgres all in the name and wouldn't compromise.
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by r-bar 3y ago
Lima (1) is a project that packages Linux distros for MacOS and executes them via qemu in the backend. Maybe you could solve your problem by launching one of their vms and inspecting the command line it generates. You might find an option y
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by r-bar 3y ago
K3S includes some extras that make it nice for working in small local clusters, but are not part of the standard k8s codebase. * Traefik daemonset as a load balancer * Helm controller that lets you apply helm manifests without the helm comm
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by r-bar 3y ago
You are getting a lot of troll replies, but it is actually interesting to think about. The waste is uncaptured value. It is some part of your software business's domain that is just too hard, expensive, or requiring physical interventi
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by r-bar 4y ago
I think human programming is not untapped at all. This is describing every line of business application in existence. A great example of both the power and limitations of this is phone trees for customer support. A product team and dev team
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by r-bar 4y ago
How does supabase not qualify as open source? Their stack is primarily comprised of other independent open source projects. The one component that isn't is their "realtime" server that serves updates from postgres' WAL o
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by r-bar 5y ago
I have been dying for this. Currently I use privacy.com and their spending limits to get the most basic of functionality. I would my bank to provide an API and make this type of control and other information available. Maybe I could really
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by r-bar 5y ago
I don't think true python "one liners" are a thing, but the awkward thing about awk is sits in this place where what you are doing is complicated enough you need awk, but simple enough you need a one liner? Those cases have b
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by r-bar 5y ago
They also seem to be the most willing to open up their GPU sharding API, GVTG, based on their work with their existing Xe GPUs. The performance of their implementation in their first generation was a bit underwhelming, but it seems like the
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by r-bar 5y ago
The best solution I have found for developing locally on k8s is k3d [0]. It quickly deploys k3s clusters inside docker. It comes with a few extras like adding a local docker registry and configuring the cluster(s) to use it. It makes it sup
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by r-bar 5y ago
I have had these types of "boring but fulfilling projects" as well. I have also been on the other side where I cannot feel any pride in what I am building and the only solice is at least I got to learn something new. I think what
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by r-bar 5y ago
It has been posted elsewhere, but there is a complete data dump of stackexchange on archive.org. https://archive.org/details/stackexchange
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by r-bar 5y ago
I believe it is more of an English speaking world thing. The tropes of the white wedding come from people emulating English nobility. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_wedding
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by r-bar 5y ago
I think #1 is a signal of a failure in the online retail space. As a customer other than reading the (often gamed) reviews on amazon and watching youtube reviewers how do you know what to buy? Buying a bunch of options and returning them st
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by r-bar 6y ago
I always found it funny that there active efforts to speed up the language by adding more of the dreaded GILs to the runtime! https://bugs.python.org/issue40512