yebyen

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by yebyen 2y ago
Why not support the author's own website? It looks like a nice website
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by yebyen 3y ago
I agree that it makes more sense to buy your Kubernetes on an organizational basis because one should not reinvent the wheel, and taking advantage of a commoditized service is only possible if you work with a competent broker. However I am
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by yebyen 3y ago
IMO "use something managed" gets reduced to "we shan't run Kubernetes on-premises" which ends up meaning "we won't learn anything about failure modes until it's too late to think about mitigating them
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by yebyen 3y ago
LOL you'll have to get your socks somewhere else. The microservices demo is officially deprecated and archived: https://github.com/microservices-demo/microservices-demo I have seen others are still using it but no
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by yebyen 3y ago
It makes sense if you take in context that Flux, the most visible and well-known product of Weaveworks, is a donated CNCF open source project, and that companies like Microsoft, VMWare, AWS – can all engage with it directly, or by forking,
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by yebyen 3y ago
I still use it, shamefully, ex-Weaveworks employee - there is a fork I can recommend which has a live maintainer, actively interested in keeping it up: https://github.com/rajch/weave/tree/reweave If you use W
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by yebyen 3y ago
I have been away from Jenkins for a while, that all sounds like stuff I never used, (thanks!)
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by yebyen 3y ago
Flux has a pinned discussion for nearly a month now, to be as upfront as possible, without being able to disclose anything that might be privileged information, but anticipating that the news would get out about our backer sooner or later (
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by yebyen 3y ago
> a bunch of snowflake workloads by design (or bad design). That's a really interesting characterization of WGE, and I can't say I disagree much (my personal opinion as an ex-Wyvern/OSS Engineer DX @ weaveworks)
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by yebyen 3y ago
What does Jenkins do that you can't do with GH Actions and Flux?
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by yebyen 3y ago
It was over 100 at the peak, I'm not sure how many of us were left last month. You're not far off.
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by yebyen 3y ago
Sudden? We finally archived the repo at the end of 2022. https://fluxcd.io/flux/migration/timetable/ I was hired to support Flux v1 two years after the events you described, in the beginning of 2021 to go on
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by yebyen 3y ago
Awesome, I was fishing for open source links, I salute you thanks for sharing :)
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by yebyen 3y ago
Is this really the same 16 year old RubyFlow that authenticates against GitHub? I found a copy looking for the source but it looks like it is literally 16 years old, and I'm thinking there's just no way the OIDC flow has been stan
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by yebyen 3y ago
It looks like every software dev in the entire country is either laid off today or adjacent to someone that was. Yikes indeed.
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by yebyen 3y ago
Tl;Dr: in the past, if you hired developers and made no money, you could choose to either classify that work as R&D or Maintenance. From a business perspective it matters because R&D gets written off until it becomes profitable, but
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by yebyen 3y ago
I hate this. You're talking about S174 tax code changes, right? I'm here making a hard decision about whether to remain in a field of work that could be classified as either R&D or Maintenance, whether to move out of the count
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by yebyen 3y ago
Yes, there is Lucee; I never used it, but when I was briefly asked to take on some Coldfusion work almost two jobs ago, I remember that I found it looked to be a vibrant and actively developed community, far different than what we were seei
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by yebyen 3y ago
Well, I told you I knew it was a myopic view. I understand that investor can come back, and I know they might try their luck again. I appreciate your frank response, and I'd be willing to read if you find the time to tell me what else
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by yebyen 3y ago
> rent out their property > are paying property taxes Call me prejudiced, but I went from renter to home-owner in the last half-decade and I don't see the rentier class as really contributing in excess like you do. I live in a Mi
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by yebyen 3y ago
Or, there's always been more than enough housing in many localities for the local demand, but those people are not buying houses because they've been priced out by sophisticated investors who are not local, are not especially inte
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by yebyen 3y ago
There is a whole gulf of room between "we are the incumbent and there is no viable alternative in any language for JavaScript developers" and "the Rust folks have done it, there's an alternative now and it seems quite vi
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by yebyen 3y ago
I think that was the point. If it wasn't clear enough that your ellipses are meant to be showing some thing that was elided, put them in a comment. (In this case, the article used them as valid syntax and added a comment to clarify tha
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by yebyen 3y ago
You can pass positional arguments because that's how arguments have typically been passed in the history of computing. You can pass keyword arguments because they are much less ambiguous to use when a method signature is changing; you
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by yebyen 3y ago
Fun fact, Ruby as a single-threaded language is probably the only way how most people experience it, but... Ruby has a rich cooperative multitasking called Fibers that hopefully is getting more exposure, in amongst a bevy of competing imple
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by yebyen 3y ago
My parents use these games and I started as a way to commiserate with them, because I have always played games but they only started using computers after I was already well and truly addicted to computers writ-large. The Double U Casino us
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by yebyen 3y ago
That's a bit different than giving the DNA + cost of sequencing + full identifying info, all signed sealed and delivered, wrapped up in a bow with fully authorized permission to monetize for whatever purpose and share with whomever ask
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by yebyen 3y ago
Thanks so much!
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by yebyen 3y ago
There's a lightning talk version from GitOpsCon (at GitOpsCon/CDCon Vancouver - co hosted with OSS Summit later in the week) But they are pretty much the same talk, except at CDCon, I hadn't written the Kubernetes operator so
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by yebyen 3y ago
This blog article is great, I had a hell of a time integrating Wasm into Ruby, so much so to the point that I gave up. I was absolutely going to call a function, pass it some HTML to parse (as a string), and return a number, but what I woun

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