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by stekern 2y ago
I think the larger issue is how Kubernetes often is implemented in organizations - as part of internal developer platforms owned by central teams which on purpose or by accident can end up dictating how development teams should work. I thin
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by stekern 2y ago
(Author here) The main focus of the post is to highlight some of the long-term risks and consequences of standardizing around Kubernetes in an org. If you've done a proper evaluation, and still think Kubernetes makes sense for you, the
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Do you really need Kubernetes?(blog.ekern.me)
28 points by stekern 2y ago|59 comments
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In Defence of the Technical Interview(blog.plan99.net)
2 points by stekern 5y ago|0 comments
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NFTs Weren’t Supposed to End Like This(theatlantic.com)
3 points by stekern 5y ago|0 comments
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Hello, I'm Mr. Null. My Name Makes Me Invisible to Computers(wired.com)
2 points by stekern 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Are there any “traditional” alternatives to NFT marketplaces?
1 points by stekern 6y ago|0 comments
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Why Making Our Brains Noisier Feels Good(nautil.us)
5 points by stekern 6y ago|0 comments
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Starlette – The little ASGI framework that shines(github.com)
1 points by stekern 6y ago|0 comments
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Paul Ford: What Is Code?(bloomberg.com)
2 points by stekern 6y ago|1 comments
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The Road to OCIv2 Images: What's Wrong with Tar?(cyphar.com)
1 points by stekern 6y ago|0 comments
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by stekern 6y ago
Not OP, but I'm using NextDNS -- the managed version of a PiHole. I have uBlock Origin and uMatrix in all my desktop browsers, and I'm seeing around 15% blocked queries on NextDNS. Most of the blocked traffic seem to come from my
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by stekern 6y ago
> Soltani says he rarely recommends steps such as using ad blockers or VPNs for most people. They require too much attention and persistence to deliver on privacy, and even then they are limited in their effectiveness. Decent article, bu
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The Future of Ops Careers(thenewstack.io)
1 points by stekern 6y ago|0 comments
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by stekern 6y ago
Can't you use multi-stage builds to achieve this?
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by stekern 6y ago
Yeah, I was only speaking to Android in my post, and iOS is a different beast with different restrictions when it comes to browser implementations. Is Microsoft in any way competitive or innovative in the browser sphere? I haven't used
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by stekern 6y ago
For regular consumers, I'd say the biggest value proposition for Firefox on mobile, at least on Android, is the support for browser extensions such as uBlock Origin, and thus mobile ad-blocking. As an example, there's currently no
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Security advantages of pull-based CD pipelines(alex.kaskaso.li)
2 points by stekern 6y ago|0 comments
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by stekern 6y ago
If you're using IaC and have it set up in a CI/CD pipeline, you could also achieve the same by having a cronjob set a flag outside of work hours, and use conditionals in your IaC based on the value of that flag (e.g., for Terrafor
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by stekern 6y ago
She may be oversimplifying certain aspects, and the examples may not be that practical, but my main take away from the article was that it can be advantageous to shift focus from taking control (by sheer force of will) in a situation where
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by stekern 6y ago
I assume the parent means native support for vertical tabs in the browser as opposed to through a third party extension.
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by stekern 6y ago
Cool project! I've recently created something similar for personal use. I have many websites (mainly webshops) I want to be notified about changes on, but they don't have RSS feeds, subscriptions or APIs than you can use. I set up
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by stekern 6y ago
I have syncthing set up on my laptop and phone. On my Android phone I use Markor for viewing and editing the files, and the changes are then synced back to my laptop. Admittedly I don't use Markor very frequently, and often just use Ev
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by stekern 6y ago
This is a super-cool project. GANs are extremely interesting to experiment with in a creative manner. One thing I often miss in these websites, however, is what I think is one of the most interesting aspects of GAN visualization - namely, a
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by stekern 7y ago
In short, it's a terminal multiplexer (hence the name, tmux) that allows you to run multiple terminals within one (as opposed to opening a new window for each interactive shell you want to use). I spend 90% of my time as a developer ei
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by stekern 7y ago
I've experimented with using it together with TensorFlow.js to avoid blocking the UI thread while performing computationally expensive operations. Operations do take a bit longer to complete in a web worker compared to the main thread,
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by stekern 7y ago
Yeah, I can attest to this. It sounds easy at first, but suddenly you need to handle items inside virtual lists (e.g., react-window), scrolling, data updating while dragging, ...
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by stekern 7y ago
I assume it's bio as in short for biography, which can be fitting in the context of a blogging platform. This was at least my first thought upon seeing the domain, and I didn't make any association with biology, biotech, etc. unti
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by stekern 7y ago
This looks really promising! I recently wanted to make an interactive GUI to control the inputs to a GAN in order to generate images and visualize how different inputs affect certain properties of the output images. I ended up converting my
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by stekern 7y ago
That's an interesting perspective. How does such an approach play out in practice?

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