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rudi_mk
1y ago
Damn. I started building exactly the same thing a couple weeks ago. https://github.com/equationscp/equationscp
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rudi_mk
2y ago
> Most people support Tesla, Elon and Trump. A sweeping generalisation, perhaps? Maybe it's something you _want_ to see rather than what's _actually_ there to see.
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rudi_mk
2y ago
> I like how this explains the ancient miracles ...which ancient miracles are you possibly alluding to here?
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rudi_mk
2y ago
Like the UI a lot. Although def depressing to see how inaccessible the world is on my Indian passport. Def makes me want to work towards a good exit and get one of those nice passports by investing in a country.
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ROCm-smi-exporter: Open-source ROCm exporter for Prometheus
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2y ago
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2y ago
OrbStack has been an absolute lifesaver. Rancher Desktop was great for running a quick K3s cluster locally, but OrbStack's VMs are just great. For someone who likes to run separate envs on Linux, Orb's VMs are great. Pretty perfor
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Why you need to move beyond Celery in 2024
(docs.hatchet.run)
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3y ago
Bit of a similar boat. I wish I had extensive and intelligent advice for you, but I'd definitely like to say this: _do right by yourself_. The actions of a few inglorious men in power affects everyone, and ends up tarring everyone with
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rudi_mk
3y ago
I run 200+ production clusters across EKS, GCP and MSA. In a nutshell - running your own clusters and being responsible for every aspect - autoscaling, storage, upgrades - it's not fun. Using managed Kubernetes allows you to run a clus
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3y ago
Please feel free to DM me should you need any tips with this. Email - me[at]rudimk.com.
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rudi_mk
3y ago
Hello! Author of that little blog post there. Happy to be hit up with thoughts/feedback when you give it a shot!
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Show HN: Hushl: AI-driven content creation for LinkedIn
(hushl.ai)
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3y ago
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4y ago
As someone who basically focuses on infra engineering, I sometimes want to throw together quick UIs for automating stuff. Always been terrified of React/Vue. This is practically a godsend - can't wait to build some tools for mysel
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4y ago
I’m sorry you found my earlier response vacuous. The point I was trying to make is that K8s is the best shot we have, and I wanted to underline the possible bias I may have. I’m sure someone must have found what I said worth their time, jus
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4y ago
Keeping the complexity aside - which is always a decent motivator for new platforms - I feel a significant amount of technical and financial investment has been made in Kubernetes over the last few years. So when a community like the CNCF c
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4y ago
Not a big fan of tools like kops or even eksctl - sure they’re good for creating cookie cutter clusters, but I prefer using Terraform for cluster orchestration. Apart from that, k9s is a terrific tool for managing clusters instead of kubect
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4y ago
Disclaimer - been working on K8s in different capacities since 2017, so there’s definitely a lot of bias. My take - Kubernetes isn’t perfect. It’s got a lot of moving parts, a lot of complexity. My work involves managing SRE for almost a hu
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4y ago
Now I'm psyched to try this out.
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4y ago
Lovely idea! We use Slack for CX - per-customer channels. I think one of our concerns with this approach is the fact that it doesn't feel scalable, especially when it comes to locating knowledge/experience around similar support q
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4y ago
I have a bunch. Usually when I’m architecting infrastructure(I’m an infrastructure architect/SRE), I like listening to this: [ https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4ELbFgXjDLVd3pB6DYcEXF?si=... When I’m working on liv
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4y ago
Save yourself a lot of trauma and get out of this mess. Been in a similar situation, spent five years trying to fix things, gave up. Could have saved myself some of the therapy I now need.
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Migrate from Heroku
(porter.run)
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8y ago
Try MIT. It's dead simple, very open and works for the scenarios you've listed. Details - https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit/