suralind

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by suralind 25d ago
I don't understand the sentiment. OTEL is better than anything I've ever used before. Do I like every part? No. My personal no-no is the automatic instrumentation which I always bypass and just DI it myself, I don't like the
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by suralind 29d ago
That feature set is crazy! I absolutely love what you guys did. Thanks for the hard work!
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by suralind 2mo ago
Setting up Kubernetes (eg with Talos) really is a one-time investment in the sense that you have to figure out what you're doing (what operators to add, how to connect them to they work together, etc.) and is a valuable skill also for
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by suralind 3mo ago
I was in US three times for work events. Every single time I would try to walk somewhere and would be forced to navigate around pickup trucks stopped in the middle of a freaking crosswalk. Sometimes those cars were so large that I could sta
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by suralind 3mo ago
Perhaps I wasn't clear enough - that was my point as well. You can do that, but when people switch to Kubernetes a lot of them do a proper (or better) job of avoiding that, but compare to previous experience where they'd just ssh
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by suralind 3mo ago
So I’m personally a huge fan of k8s and while I agree it may be „complicated”, it’s because deploying applications is complicated. (I want to point out that there is no requirement no set up cert manager, ArgoCD, external secrets, etc. - an
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by suralind 3mo ago
Website with solitaire/card games. There are so many sites, but all of them are either full of bugs, full of ads or both. So long time ago I've decided to write a site for myself that works really well, and then I shifted my atten
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by suralind 3mo ago
Hmm, but weren't you already rating websites by clicking on the search results before? I don't see how that changes the game - and I must admit I don't know much about SEO - but in my view we were always rating results and th
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A Dark Cave(a-dark-cave.com)
4 points by suralind 3mo ago|1 comments
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by suralind 3mo ago
I found this little game yesterday that sucked me in. I’m NOT the creator.
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by suralind 4mo ago
This is great! I've been trying to get into local models for a while as I share the sentiment that local models will eventually be so good that there won't be a need to use frontier models for most coding tasks (perhaps that'
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by suralind 4mo ago
I agree, but for small tasks - <20 lines that I can understand in a minute or two - perfect. Thinking about it - I have hundreds, if not thousands of tasks that I would like to do, improving pipelines, migrating from one tool to another,
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by suralind 4mo ago
I was thinking for years about doing something like this. Thank you for linking this. Would be nice if it allowed to "reject" or mark a change to fix later, but honestly when it would need to be linked to some tracking tool and it
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by suralind 4mo ago
This is a great idea for some vibe coding tbh and you can customize it to match exactly the resources that you need as everyone has slightly different requirements for their k8s stack. The simplest way to start probably would just be to cre
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by suralind 5mo ago
Yup. Which is kinda funny, because back when I was a young dev using Windows I never liked nor understood PS.
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by suralind 5mo ago
My stack today is kinda nice but perhaps a bit odd: - Go - backend + CLIs - TypeScript - fronted, occasionally zx for more complex scripts - Nushell as my scripting language (I’ve been relentlessly using it everywhere I can instead of bash&
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by suralind 5mo ago
How come it took them so much time to send this notification? I'm so fed up with their bs.
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by suralind 5mo ago
Did it twice: once had 0.177, 2nd time got 0.280. Note sure what to make of this, I guess I should always leave it on 50/50?
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Ask HN: Best build in public/regular updates blogs?
3 points by suralind 6mo ago|3 comments
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by suralind 6mo ago
Guys, there’s a tool called mergiraf[1] that does wonders. I don’t remember my last rebase [1]: https://mergiraf.org/
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by suralind 6mo ago
Musk is the ultimate conman. I admire the work that SpaceX is doing, but Elon just plays the market, every single time. I don’t know why he’s allowed to do that and why people still fall for his promises. This SpaceX thing will make him 2 t
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by suralind 7mo ago
What you want is difftastic. No need to thank me.
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by suralind 7mo ago
Sucks for the people to lose their jobs, but probably the most honest message you’ll ever see. What I don’t understand is why. There’s a natural churn at each company. Of course it’s not 40%, but probably 4-5% per year, but I doubt the comp
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by suralind 7mo ago
I’ve been testing it for a few days on pretty much clean install (no customizations/extensions) and it’s ok. Not sure if I like it yet.
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by suralind 7mo ago
It's so funny. After seeing your comment I thought I must have this only to realize I already do: https://github.com/artuross/dotfiles/blob/main/home/dot_conf...
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by suralind 7mo ago
I want to like it, but I pretty much always have a "cleanup" script that just deletes the entire directory and touches a .gitkeep file. Obviously an even better pattern is to not have any .gitkeep files, but sometimes they are jus
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by suralind 7mo ago
Self-service analyzers! This will be huge for big libraries and I can imagine heavily used by infra folks (although they could use analyzers already).
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by suralind 7mo ago
I just like my stack, which includes Go. That stack is of course ever changing, but why would I make a drastic change if I’m already both happy and somewhat good? I’ve been recruiting people and had exposure to small sample of generalists a
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by suralind 7mo ago
I’ve been very happy using SvelteKit for some side projects. At this point I wouldn’t label myself as frontend developer anymore, but when done right, it’s probably the closest thing to modern, performant and reactive that I know of. It als
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by suralind 7mo ago
Love this website. Definitely bookmarking for future reference.

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