teliskr

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by teliskr 1mo ago
I would expect the impact of cpu limits to be different between K8s providers. I have only used memory limits. If I had a pod that tended to be very cpu intensive, I would schedule it on it's own node group.
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by teliskr 2mo ago
Does my opinion on SQL and ORMs matter anymore? What does Claude think about ORMs an SQL? So far Claude seems to be content with my existing patterns of using JPA/Hibernate. We've been having this conversation since the early 2
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by teliskr 2mo ago
I didn't realize Apple had a kid mode. Of course I see Apple watches everywhere, but I haven't talked to any parents about them. When we got the gizmo 3ish years ago, it was popular with a lot of kids around here. I wasn't
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by teliskr 2mo ago
I have a verizon watch only account. I was able to get the new app working, but it was a struggle. I think it worked on the 3rd or 4th attempt. I had to start over and lost all of the contacts that were connected to the watch. Fortunate
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by teliskr 2mo ago
I use both SQL and ORMs every day. I've used hibernate since 2004. I've certainly had some difficult times with it; but overall it is a net positive. I find that it generally works well and saves a ton of time as long as I stick
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by teliskr 3mo ago
I tweaked the css in my browser with developer tools.
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by teliskr 3mo ago
There's a mass delusion in the industry that using Kubernetes has to be hard, grossly over complex, and is always wrong if you are not Netflix scale. Is the system as described by the author significantly less complex and better than
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by teliskr 7mo ago
I've been using Macbook Pros for a long time. I usually spend 3-4k on them. I recently purchased an 14" Asus ZenBook for $1300 and loaded Omarchy Linux on it. I wanted to have something less expensive and lightweight for travel
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by teliskr 2y ago
Some people get entirely too dogmatic about their “XYZ is wrong, don’t do it!” beliefs. At the time I implemented JWT in our system, many years ago; it was the most straightforward way to solve the problems that I had. I read about the pi
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by teliskr 2y ago
I maintain a system I created in 2004 (crazy right). Not sure how we lived; but at the time, emojis were not as much of a thing. This has come to bite me several times.
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by teliskr 3y ago
I don't like being negative and I always appreciate open source / free software but.. I tried using it in a small k8s cluster on digital ocean. Initial installation using the recommended helm package was easy enough. However, it
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by teliskr 4y ago
In some instances, watermarks can be distracting from the perception of what the final product will be.
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by teliskr 4y ago
I recently used this to create a web site design. I wanted to see it without watermarks. Then after the customer approved the design, I purchased the image to use in the implementation of the design.
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by teliskr 5y ago
So anytime someone thinks something is dubious, their brain is "looking for patters and finding it even if it’s not there". I disagree, sometimes your brain makes connections and often (but not always) those connections are corre
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by teliskr 5y ago
As a mid-40s marathoner, this is really interesting to me. I don't feel sorry for him; other than that he lived life with an ego condition allowing him to do this. That is sad, but he earned the scrutiny and outing. Right now, I&#x27
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by teliskr 5y ago
While I think he is quite funny, I would be pissed if I had to pay money to take his class.
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by teliskr 5y ago
This article made me chuckle. It is spot on. I worked at a trip planning startup around 2006 - 2007. A lot of money was burned, fortunately it wasn’t mine!
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by teliskr 5y ago
I’ve enjoyed using the Kubernetes environment on Docker Desktop for Mac. It’s been pretty good.. paying for it is not an unreasonable request.
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by teliskr 5y ago
I’ve used DO for around 8 years and have had mostly great service & experience with them. At the time of switching, we cut our hosting fees from around $1k to under $300. Now we are running on their hosted kubernetes service and it’s
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by teliskr 6y ago
I agree with this completely. Apple recently required that anyone using 3rd party authentication (google, fb, etc) in their iOS app, must also provide support for Apple ID signin. That is not an unreasonable request. I was able to impleme
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by teliskr 6y ago
Counting in dog years?
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by teliskr 7y ago
If it isn’t profitable to be a landlord; why would anyone be a landlord? And if there are fewer landlords, who provides housing? The government? I’d rather live in a really bad tiny house than a government project.
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by teliskr 8y ago
I’m sticking with MySpace
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by teliskr 8y ago
I'm not trying to go out of my way to be snarky... BUT I find it funny that someone writing about why a technology sucks; can't manage to keep their blog online. REST is simple, simple is good. It's not perfect for everythin
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by teliskr 8y ago
I don't bike in winter, but 'Fat Biking' has gone way beyond fad here in Northern Michigan.. You see people commuting around town in them all winter long... a foot of new snow is not a problem for these folks. But it is a sm
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by teliskr 8y ago
The Yelp episode of South Park is one of the best. "I'm a food critic with Yelp.com... umkay." http://southpark.cc.com/full-episodes/s19e04-youre-not-yelpi...
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by teliskr 8y ago
The universe is chaotic and insecure
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by teliskr 8y ago
There are many things in tech which have caused great grief in my life as a programmer. JSON is not one of them.
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by teliskr 8y ago
if it bleeds it leads
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by teliskr 9y ago
As a Michigan resident.. I would like to see it happen. But I don't think Detroit is a particularly attractive destination for top software engineering talent.

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