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icythere

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    Show HN: "Ido” stops you if there is some risky arguments

    I always feel scary to grab command(s) from shell history and press "Enter" by accident. So I write this small tool which asks me to confirm when it finds something risky. I expect…

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    Comment #29174150

    Same here. Quite a long time ago I got a take-home assignment. It's about setting up a router on a linux-based machine. I was going with a design that focused on maintenance and un…

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    Comment #27994985

    Google proposed the scheme in 2009, sent deprecation notice in 2015. And now it's gone completely for google groups.

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    Comment #27918659

    That's bad for Germany. They are gonna change [1]? I've seen a few company has stock options already. One of my friends has. [1] https://www.cnbc.com/2020/10/29/germany-to-reform-s…

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    Comment #27916221

    Best luck finding some engineer can understand and do all those stuff today. It's possible, but it's hard. Everyone comes to the table with "Hey terraform and helm/k8s": D: D

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    Comment #27916176

    As an ops engineer I really expect not to use multiple repositories. Seriously the company don't hire 10 ops engineers + 1 developer: They hire 10 developers + 1 ops engineer. Inst…

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    Comment #27907237

    As discussed [1], please don't simply copy shell things without a stop;) [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10554679

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    Comment #27897043

    The hard thing of kubernetes, is that it sounds easy to do something/anything. It does, and because it's "easy" people tend to skip to understand how it's working: That's where the…

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    Comment #27896971

    I learnt about this (similar) topic about 4 years ago: Rolf Dobelli mentioned something in some section in his book "The Art of Thinking Clearly". It's not about the technology, bu…

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    Comment #27896876

    A friend asked me to help him to setup a FTP server for his b2b product a few weeks ago: Client just wanted that lolz. Luckily I could convince him to use ProFTPD with sftp http://…

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    Comment #27863813

    gitlab runbooks is a great place to learn: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/clusters/runbooks/

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    Comment #27848133

    Is that for android build system only? West is a better one I think https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/west#basic-usage

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    Comment #27848033

    There are a few (re)solutions in the wind. The latest one that I've known is `west` (part of Zephyr-RTOS project), but I haven't tried yet. There may have wrong description (FIXME)…

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    Comment #27791396

    I used httrack to transform the public version of my wordpress blogs to a static site. It often crashed but as long as I had a copy of its local data(base) it's just fine to restar…

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    Comment #27768739

    (Off topic) I maintain this small repo [1] and I have added our thread today to the section (#infrastructure). It's to learn "What/Why people move from this to that." It's not an _…

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    Comment #27744323

    That's great idea. As long as you have that from the design , that's very cool. Moving existing infra to support the idea is just hard and quite a nightmare. In our new clusters, w…

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    Comment #27744312

    I like how you explain the problem of `PS1` (stateful vs stateless). I actually saw the problem before but only once.

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    Comment #27744274

    That's definitely helpful. Some different applications support different options to switch context. For example, Helm uses `--kube-context`.

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    Comment #27744230

    Totally agreed. This is the right way for many problems. Sometimes it's quite not possible to deploy the idea: In one of my past working spaces, everyone (even newbies) was provide…

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    Comment #27744190

    I've not been using this tool, but I'm happy to see that on HN: It's a project one of my teammates is working on :P

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    Comment #27739516

    Very valuable script. Thanks for your sharing.

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    Comment #27739501

    Exactly! Having separate config is very easily. I had that support in my tool ;)

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    Comment #27739475

    I used k9s before and that's an awesome tool. Tho it doesn't help when I want to send a command to my team mate and he just executes them on wrong cluster. It's the problem I want …