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fruitycoder

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  • Microservices

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  • I really don't understand why this gets so complicated. Like don't we all just make a micro service when ever we make a job or proccess in a project, and then slap those in a namespace and behind a service on k8s when you want to expose it out to the cluster, and ingress for the world?

    If that gets complicated, then you refactor just like any other code base, and debug it like any other multi threaded app. Make sure actions are atomic. Functional programing helps a lot too, cause you know streaming vs stateful, but you can have stateful stuff in k8s.

  • I haven’t written a line of code in a month.

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  • Dang, lucky. Besides the most boilerplate of stuff I try do I get this set up to work. It gives a 60% but also 10% wrong start most of the times on a new project or feature. Helpful for debugging like 70% of the time. Otherwise I'm stilling monkeying around anytime I need to putter anything

  • Scientists Growing Colour Without Chemicals

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  • I really like the specification of petrochemicals. Thats make a significant difference. That is awesome, the more places we can cut those industries out the better.

  • What open source project is the most exciting for you right now?

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  • Harvester. K8s cluster in box and vms and now open switch packaged with it.

    Still trying to find a best way to grab graphics outputs so I can create a display as a service to any of the clusters connected monitors

  • PewDiePie demonstrates $20,000 rig built for vLLM

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  • He was edgy back in the day, but that seemingly stopped when that stuff stopped being a joke.

  • Every single time I think of restructuring my homelab storage. What do you use for storage engines and how does it benefit you?

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  • Why always scale to 1?

  • Bloody Horror or subtle horror?

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  • Subtlety for sure. The scratch in the back of the mind. The shadow in the corner. What is familiar but wrong, somehow, is worse than blood and guts. The closest to that kind of horror is a war movie.

  • You die and get reincarnated as alien species (keeping all your memories), and you found out that your species is planning to destroy Earth, what do you do?

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  • On the opposite side imagine waking up tomorrow with full memories as an alien species, but knowing full well that parts of humanity are planning on their destruction.

    You are still "just" you. If you tried to explain it people would probably just think you are crazy.

    I feel like a "know your enemy" kind of role where you try and educate people about this other species existence and relate their experiences to each other and hopefully find a synergistic point

  • Is anyone just like... very terrified of losing your memories?

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  • Was in an abusive long term relationship. I remember as I was breaking out of it suddenly remembering things I was legitimately repressing. I hated that.

    I will say though on the idea of the death of the current self, that is sort of inevitable and absolutely neccery for the future you to exist. Kind of like how us now are different people then when we are 5 years old, and that's a good thing, even if our existence at 5 was also a good thing.

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    Serverless Is An Architectural Handicap (And I'm Tired of Pretending it Isn't)

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  • Problem is containers mean OCI/Docker containers for most people, which distinctly are little OSs (the kernel is shared), where serverless creates a common OS stack and application framework as well.

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    Serverless Is An Architectural Handicap (And I'm Tired of Pretending it Isn't)

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  • I use serverless via knative in my homelab...

  • Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales isn’t worried about Elon Musk’s Grokipedia: ‘Not optimistic he will create anything very useful right now’

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  • That was an intentional design choice no?

  • Sam Altman Says If Jobs Gets Wiped Out, Maybe They Weren’t Even “Real Work” to Start With

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  • If they were real work to begin with why would you pay for AI to replace them?

  • Say your partner is gone for around a week, and you're home alone. What are you going to do that you wouldn't normally with someone around?

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  • Good time for disruptive projects like electrical work and power tools inside

  • The PSF has withdrawn a $1.5 million proposal to US government grant program

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  • A loan to be forgiven if every effort is made to be politically favorable to the administration. Its fucking insane.

  • Poland Signs Palantir, Anduril Deals Amid Record Army Spending

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  • No. For sure not. The interoperability of different tools and kit, from an outsiders perspective, kind of all over the place. Different companies have some internal interop, but generally its a mix between standards set by who ever is buying (branch, or org like NATO) and compatible with industry leader in relevant use case.

    At least if you look at Defense companies GitHub, Earnings Reports, and Job postings and the militaries public statements.

  • Keeping the Internet fast and secure: introducing Merkle Tree Certificates

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  • Centralized services are honestly mostly ran on opensource. The network effects can still be massive bottle neck for freedom for the rest of us though

  • Join Tech Workers Coalition and help unionize tech workers - Onboarding Call Oct 29

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  • Matrix has made good progress too. Honestly both are pretty good platforms.

  • Docker Alternative: Podman on Linux

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  • If you need a collection of containers run it as a k8s pod.

    Trying to do a small thing in k3s is super simple. Trying to do a big thing in docker compose is awful.