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suralind
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About suralind
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Comment #49002788
Setting up Kubernetes (eg with Talos) really is a one-time investment in the sense that you have to figure out what you're doing (what operators to add, how to connect them to they…
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Comment #48652466
I was in US three times for work events. Every single time I would try to walk somewhere and would be forced to navigate around pickup trucks stopped in the middle of a freaking cr…
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Comment #48554755
Perhaps I wasn't clear enough - that was my point as well. You can do that, but when people switch to Kubernetes a lot of them do a proper (or better) job of avoiding that, but com…
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Comment #48548667
So I’m personally a huge fan of k8s and while I agree it may be „complicated”, it’s because deploying applications is complicated. (I want to point out that there is no requirement…
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Comment #48534665
Website with solitaire/card games. There are so many sites, but all of them are either full of bugs, full of ads or both. So long time ago I've decided to write a site for myself t…
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Comment #48436839
Hmm, but weren't you already rating websites by clicking on the search results before? I don't see how that changes the game - and I must admit I don't know much about SEO - but in…
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Comment #48433187
I found this little game yesterday that sucked me in. I’m NOT the creator.
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Comment #48348847
This is great! I've been trying to get into local models for a while as I share the sentiment that local models will eventually be so good that there won't be a need to use frontie…
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Comment #48242942
I agree, but for small tasks - <20 lines that I can understand in a minute or two - perfect. Thinking about it - I have hundreds, if not thousands of tasks that I would like to do,…
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Comment #48094749
I was thinking for years about doing something like this. Thank you for linking this. Would be nice if it allowed to "reject" or mark a change to fix later, but honestly when it wo…
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Comment #48034304
This is a great idea for some vibe coding tbh and you can customize it to match exactly the resources that you need as everyone has slightly different requirements for their k8s st…
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Comment #47960388
Yup. Which is kinda funny, because back when I was a young dev using Windows I never liked nor understood PS.
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Comment #47960318
My stack today is kinda nice but perhaps a bit odd: - Go - backend + CLIs - TypeScript - fronted, occasionally zx for more complex scripts - Nushell as my scripting language (I’ve …
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Comment #47768654
How come it took them so much time to send this notification? I'm so fed up with their bs.
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Comment #47666740
Did it twice: once had 0.177, 2nd time got 0.280. Note sure what to make of this, I guess I should always leave it on 50/50?
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Ask HN: Best build in public/regular updates blogs?
I’m looking for any blogs or other places where folks share regular updates about their companies/projects over time. I know there’s big community on Twitter, but that’s mostly bra…
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Comment #47483977
Guys, there’s a tool called mergiraf[1] that does wonders. I don’t remember my last rebase [1]: https://mergiraf.org/
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Comment #47394100
Musk is the ultimate conman. I admire the work that SpaceX is doing, but Elon just plays the market, every single time. I don’t know why he’s allowed to do that and why people stil…
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Comment #47173394
What you want is difftastic. No need to thank me.
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Comment #47173332
Sucks for the people to lose their jobs, but probably the most honest message you’ll ever see. What I don’t understand is why. There’s a natural churn at each company. Of course it…
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Comment #47145145
I’ve been testing it for a few days on pretty much clean install (no customizations/extensions) and it’s ok. Not sure if I like it yet.
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Comment #47121010
It's so funny. After seeing your comment I thought I must have this only to realize I already do: https://github.com/artuross/dotfiles/blob/main/home/dot_conf...
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Comment #47096328
I want to like it, but I pretty much always have a "cleanup" script that just deletes the entire directory and touches a .gitkeep file. Obviously an even better pattern is to not h…