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Comment #42679411
To be fair your specific example is due to… well forking terraform due to hashicorp licensing changes.
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Comment #41296236
Wow. I guess I haven’t been paying attention to 4ms lately.. this feels wrong but right. I like it.
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Comment #41179948
Hmm… “good” is relative. Lots of stuff out there Ciani has been a pioneer in this space since the 70’e https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzanne_Ciani Check out the boiler room set of htt…
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Comment #40429444
The (Delicate) Art of Bureaucracy by Mark Schwartz. Shares an interesting view on bureaucracy, how it is all around us an used heavily in our line of work.
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Comment #39926975
That would be fun. Or have a program basically be a key logger and suggest words for you daily or something so it grows the more you use it. Maybe it could have a training mode too…
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Comment #39258407
As does the PEX(python executable) project.
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Comment #39102000
Take a look at cdk8s from Amazon. https://github.com/cdk8s-team/cdk8s-examples/tree/main/types...
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Comment #36607755
If you're looking for a fun hardware project I'd recommend a buddy's company. As they don't have a HN account, here is their plug: Exclosure is building a worldwide networks of spa…
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Comment #35387937
This is pretty neat, yearning for Linux though. That said, why is datadog going this route? Maybe their more recent incident management stuff?
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Comment #34351159
In my experience, the same applies to kebaps in Berlin as well.
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Comment #34188337
NCEES even offered a Professional Engineering license in it for awhile. Since discontinued due to lack of interest. https://ncees.org/ncees-discontinuing-pe-software-engineerin...
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Comment #34171210
I found the first few chapters of the google SRE book a good primer, in particular Part 2[0]. The end of each chapter has cited sources which allowed me to dive deeper. 0- https://…
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Comment #34171191
https://archive.ph/2022.12.28-053402/https://www.ft.com/cont...
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Comment #34171055
Other paid constraint solvers are Gurobi and IBM’s Cplex. I only have experience with the later - scheduling giant chemistry and biology experiences into a robotic factory - there …
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Comment #34171024
TIL! Thanks. https://www.kqed.org/science/1955623/the-neverending-battle-...
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Comment #34166450
Yeah I need to tweak a bit between xrandr scaling and xdg dpi, then force specific apps as well. Not ideal, but enough tweaking got it done.
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Comment #34164841
My experience: it’s fine when using docker to run applications; painfully slow for a containerized development environments that want to share the file system with the host. Lots t…
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Comment #34164528
Re: scaling Genuinely curious did xrandr not work for you? I have the same setup and use 1.5 scaling. (Ubuntu focal).
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Comment #34159641
With plenty of dark patterns by rich coastal homeowners to obscure access. Think GDPR/ePrivacy directive cookie consent practices, but for beach access.
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Comment #32964018
NCEES has a software PE certification that was discontinued. https://ncees.org/ncees-discontinuing-pe-software-engineerin...
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Comment #32491085
Some examples: - https://github.com/kahing/goofys - https://github.com/s3fs-fuse/s3fs-fuse
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Comment #32470942
Interested in these! Any chance you could drop a list of clones?
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Comment #28405792
The Linux Bluetooth experience may not be as slick as apple’s, but it certainly works as expected. Bluemon + pulseaudio + pavucontrol has served me well for years.