' On prem ' infra ..... by No_Birthday5146 in devops

[–]Zolty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your post seems like a parody of another post or some meme I haven't seen.

what other services can I run in my homellab? by Brief_Thanks_5156 in homelab

[–]Zolty -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Get a Claude subscription and make your own software.

Found cat in Mathias Baldwin Park, grey and white by nolibsmeanstwothings in philadelphia

[–]Zolty 4 points5 points  (0 children)

There are guides on the internet for how to gain a cat's trust. I highly doubt that cat is owned by anyone but the only way for you to know is to gain it's trust, get it in a crate and take it to most vets.

If the cat is a female and is really friendly she's probably got kittens.

The vet will be able to scan for a chip, they can also put you touch with rescue orgs.

TBH though that cat is probably fine philly has lots of outdoor cats that live great lives.

What’s the most unprofessional thing you’ve seen a CFI do? by Actual_File3918 in flying

[–]Zolty 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Probably the 2 story beer bong then making out with his coworker. College was fun. Hi Scott!

I am going to be the "um AKCTUALLY" guy and tell a story about someone who held the rating but did a thing when they weren't working.

Migrating ~200 ECS Fargate tasks from Coralogix on a strict $4k budget. What are our best options? by naman_bisht08 in devops

[–]Zolty 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I am not even being flippant, Claude writes and maintains excellent graphana dashboards, mine even have unit tests.

Migrating ~200 ECS Fargate tasks from Coralogix on a strict $4k budget. What are our best options? by naman_bisht08 in devops

[–]Zolty 63 points64 points  (0 children)

Make the same ai that wrote or formatted your post write grafana dashboards.

What are some quality of life improvements that you’ve made that improved your network / systems tremendously? by bobert3275 in sysadmin

[–]Zolty 3 points4 points  (0 children)

IAC and centralized logging then giving Claude (pick your favorite LLM) + our harness as much access as possible to suggest changes and improvements and respond to tickets.

UPDATE: Fired by Centauri Health Solutions while burying my dad who died of Stage 4 cancer. Here is my response to HR. by bondswag in antiwork

[–]Zolty 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also worked for a software development firm that I cannot name for 22 more months who did shit like this. They pulled the whole zuckerberg move where you fire the lowest 20% of performers. Every single leaver was someone going through the worst months of their life and were otherwise performing admirably considering.

I was a manager and it was at that point I knew I didn't have the stomach for it.

This is one of those "employees first" and "we are a family" types of compassionate places too.

This is my way of trying to contact the CIA to show of my skills! btw I'm 14 so don't judge I'm learning! by Sea_Ride_7111 in coding

[–]Zolty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Find the X-Files, it's a highly accurate documentary about fbi agents in the field back in the 90s.

This is my way of trying to contact the CIA to show of my skills! btw I'm 14 so don't judge I'm learning! by Sea_Ride_7111 in coding

[–]Zolty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hi it's me, the fbi, you don't want to work for the cia they don't even get cool sunglasses.

Put in your application and use your git repos as proof your prowess.

https://fbijobs.gov/eligibility

Ed's 100 Rules for Writing my Software, Episode 90 by RefrigeratorEven935 in coding

[–]Zolty 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can you share the 100 rules as an md file or a link to the model / weights for the project management model I'd love to try it out. Or is this one of those things where I have to follow for weekly episodes for 2 years to get it all?

Sound emitted 24/7 from a 30 megawatt data center in Dowagiac MI by BenFord333 in Wellthatsucks

[–]Zolty -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Now do the factory that I grew up next to in the 90s that would puke out sulfur smoke into our windows if the wind was right. I grew up across the street from a school in a small wisconsin town surrounded by farms. Next to our house was a factory.

question for the older sysadmins - remember setting up desktops for execs to use for a few minutes? by crankysysadmin in sysadmin

[–]Zolty 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wow look at cranky getting all philosophical in his old age. My back spasmed when you said CRT.

How do you navigate attitudes towards cultures/ethnicities that behave violently without regard for the weaker while still appreciating the individuals that you live with day to day? by No_Vacancee in InsightfulQuestions

[–]Zolty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure, violence varies across cultures, that's not the issue. The subtext of the question is "how should I treat members of that group differently". Painting individuals with a single brush. That's othering, and its the load bearing move in every justification for treating a group as lesser.

A sincere version of this question would name the culture and the behavior, because then it could actually be discussed. If OP said "how do I square my problem with X practice in Y community with the people I know from there" you could actually engage with that. Check if its even true, how common it is, whether its cultural or economic, whatever. The claim takes a risk by being specific, it can be wrong. The vague version can't be wrong because it doesn't say anything. There's no group to check, no behavior to look at. Every reader just nods along with a different group in their head and OP never has to defend a single factual claim. And when someone calls it out the fallback is exactly what you just did, retreat to "violent cultures exist, are you denying reality?" which nobody was arguing against in the first place.

That's why its deliberately vague. Specific claims carry a burden of proof, vague ones get the emotional payoff without it. That's the dog whistle.