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eaceaser
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About eaceaser
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Comment #30780032
We are, it's serviceable, but its expensive to run and extremely difficult to debug or try to extend. Spinnaker was designed to solve a different problem (orchestrating deployments…
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Comment #27846886
i'm dumb
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Comment #27845956
Literally six months ago: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/14/technology/san-francisco-...
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Comment #27643981
I openly say I work for Reddit. I even actively try to convince people to work here as well!
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Comment #24501846
IMO because Dhall is unique syntax to the vast majority of developers who have never done anything with Haskell or Elm or whatever, it’s a non starter for large case use. We use St…
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Comment #24501808
For internal k8s config at our org we built an config DSL using Starlark. The golang Starlark interpreter is super easy to use and extend. Starlark is familiar to every developer i…
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Comment #15912326
What are the ZSH plugins that you use, out of curiosity?
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Comment #15119071
Luckily they included an app in the list that will automatically mute Spotify ads so you don't have to pay for it! Good value there. /s
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Comment #14082483
No, that is not my reasoning. I'm not talking at all about people operating or using devices that carry inherent danger to themselves or others. I'm specifically responding to the …
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Comment #14076294
Think about what you just said for a second. "endemic" deaths of innocent people are the litmus test for whether software should be locked down? How is that in any way acceptable?
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Comment #13545965
I think the answer to this is to do more to educate the individuals who will take advantage of this policy so that the actions they take help give a voice to or amplify the voice o…
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Comment #12251529
Yeah. Honestly, of all things to be (ostensibly) this angry about...
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Comment #6010164
sup nick
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Comment #1246214
The queues are local to each host so you'd lose those writes, but since writes are written to a journal on disk, you can apply some redundancy strategy to that as necessary. Depend…