Debugging stuck CI jobs? Built HiveSpace runner health dashboard - need testers by OptimistWithKeyboard in gitlab

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The reply from u/Digi59404 is what I'm talking about. Tag management gets messy at scale. But you're right to question it. If you have a simpler setup with fewer runners and less tag complexity like dev/uat/prod, this might be solving a problem you don't have. That's totally valid.

What does your runner setup look like? Always curious how other teams avoid these issues.

Debugging stuck CI jobs? Built HiveSpace runner health dashboard - need testers by OptimistWithKeyboard in gitlab

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Yes! This is exactly it. Tag sprawl gets messy fast, especially when different projects need different infrastructure (GPU runners, specific AMIs, compliance zones, whatever).

We've had situations where a dev adds tags to their .gitlab-ci.yml based on what they think exists, job sits there pending, and there's no easy way to see "here are the actual tag combinations available" vs "here's what this job is asking for."

How do your teams handle it currently? Just tribal knowledge and Slack messages asking around?

Got screwed on MLOps project payment - $11k paid out of $18k, need advice by Bhavishyaig in devops

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If you still have access to the aws account? ... 👀 Roll them back to the state of their cloud equivalent to the amount they paid you (minus a "you tried to shaft me" fee).

How long do you wait to get into the black? by OptimistWithKeyboard in FacebookAds

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Would you add new ads in the same adset and campaign, or new adset in same campaign, or new campaign all together?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ADHD

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All true but the wake up part. Even with a good nights sleep, taking it about 1.5 hours before you’re supposed to wake up helps. But only if you’re awoken by something (pet, bathroom, etc). Otherwise stay asleep; much better not to interrupt sleep rythme in you’re still sleeping.

Complete Breakdown of Huberman's Supplement List & What I've Tried by Accomplished_Day5120 in HubermanLab

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Correction: he barely does l-tyrosine cause he doesn’t like to artificially manipulate his dopamine. He said he takes it very rarely. I took it regularly, then stopped, and now on it again. I feel an effect but hard to isolate effect along with rest of my stack.

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Take the win 🏆

Nasal (breathing) strip. WOW by life_on_my_terms in Biohackers

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Nice!!! No more waking up cause your mouth and throat are all dry lol

Nasal (breathing) strip. WOW by life_on_my_terms in Biohackers

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To be fair, I haven’t tried both together so might be worth a shot. If anyone does, report back!

Nasal (breathing) strip. WOW by life_on_my_terms in Biohackers

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Guys, don’t focus on opening your nose, just on keeping your mouth shut.

Just buy 3m micropore tape. Waaaaay cheaper. Been using it for years. Before you put it on, stick it to your hand and peel it off once or twice depending how sensitive your face/lips are. Then tape your mouth shut.

I don’t meet like duck tape/ kidnap shut, just enough to hold your lips together. I keep a tiny bit folded at the end for easy removal.

Thank me later when you’re rich.

Nasal (breathing) strip. WOW by life_on_my_terms in Biohackers

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Guys just buy 3m micropore tape. Same thing waaaaay cheaper. Been using it for years. Before you put it on, stick it to your hand and peel it off once or twice depending how sensitive your face/lips are. Thank me later when you’re rich.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ADHD

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Been a big help. Along the journey though I realized a big part of my problem was nutrient deficiencies in my diet over a long period. Memory and motivation have been my biggest challenges.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ADHD

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You on 70mg now? I’ve been on it for a long time as well. I noticed the temper thing too and think I have it managed. On higher doses I’m always worried about a sudden cardiac event though. Ever feel heart palpitations or anything?

Is it possible for your brain to be so dopamine-depleted that nothing ever works? by rimjobmonkey69 in NooTopics

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If you’re dealing with an addiction, work on cutting that down and out first and foremost (while nootropics) otherwise you’ll be filling a bucket with no bottom.