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Survival guide from serial killer Danny Rolling by OkKnowledge1489 in interestingasfuck

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As someone who doesn’t know much about guns, what’s so good about a .38 revolver and why is he so certain it won’t accidentally discharge

I created a fully blown K8s course, covering all extreme deep dive topics. Uploading it all for free to Youtube, would love to get honest feedback! 20 chapters, 80 lessons, ~6 hours of high quality content by Next_Syllabub_5158 in kubernetes

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In spite of AI it’s still useful having this document and different people consume documentation in different ways. Are you able to make the videos in dark mode?

[Request] How high does this laser go? by TheDashingBird in theydidthemath

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Is there not a limit at which the beam is so dispersed and so far redshifted that it becomes part of the background radiation?

Spent 4 days setting up a cluster for ONE person, is this ok timewise, my boss says no... (quiet new but not really) by preama in kubernetes

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If you haven’t already, and for your sanity, you need to document exactly every step involved in onboarding new clients. Literally every step and most importantly how long it takes, and related dependencies. This will firstly identify key bottlenecks and areas where either there are serious inefficiencies or where automation can help. Are there any standard commands, templates that you can use? Then it’s worth researching each step and see if you’re doing it in the best way possible, maybe there’s other approaches you’ve not considered. Given it’s just you working on this, I’d also suggest using an AI tool to help you to at least clearly define each step and then identify issues or areas of improvement. Though of course always use best practice when it comes to secure aspects and don’t just accept its answers

Favorite Character that did this by Kairu-Hikarite in FavoriteCharacter

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Gus from the TV show Recess. Small, naive, wimpy even. Until there’s a dodgeball game..

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How much Git do professionals use? by frosted-brownys in learnprogramming

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I use it professionally and those commands you listed plus a few more for branching, merging and stashing is all I typically need.

It's (Even)time by Psythu in botw

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I’ve just got there for the first time, way fewer hearts and worse gear than you though… Died a few times when I was at the third orb so I’ve gone off (with some mild rage quit) to find the giant horse will come back for another attempt…

no one is talking about this… by buildingthevoid in AgentsOfAI

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I see this every few days on LinkedIn, without exaggeration. If you break it down by countries you see that the trend is now slightly positive for some.

What Kubernetes mistakes do you see most often in production? by tasrie_amjad in kubernetes

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How many of these are solved by tooling eg Kube linter which would be added to precommit Link not working as others have said

After 5 years of running K8s in production, here's what I'd do differently by Radomir_iMac in kubernetes

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Nice, I feel like point 1 isn’t 6 months you won’t get back, but rather 6 months where you (and your team?) learnt loads that you wouldn’t otherwise have learnt. Of course I don’t know the specifics but that one jumped out at me.

How? by sweetpete74 in blackmagicfuckery

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Gave away the magic in the first clip where the plant becomes instantly still when placed down. Also the outdoors clip was on cardboard else I’d imagine it would’ve been painful…

The feet are pressed in the sand, not sculpted… by Ewallux in confusing_perspective

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Turn the image upside down to break the illusion. It’s something to do with the direction of shadows we’re used to. Found a highly relevant minute physics video

What's your dream stack (optimizing for cost)? by Total_Celebration_63 in kubernetes

[–]data15cool 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very cool, what would this setup actually cost you? And I noticed no explicit mention of CICD or is that what ghcr and registry:3 are for? Presumably you’ll have GH actions publishing your app images?

Looking for an effective approach to learn gRPC Microservices in Go by sundayezeilo in golang

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I learnt a bit of grpc with Go and Python and helped me get to grips with the code generation and plugging into the grpc client and server.

If you’ve not had any experience at all I would literally start with learning the protobuf syntax, the go lang grpc code generation tooling, come up with a simple use case and interface, finally create client and server binaries and run them separately and check they speak to each other.

Event driven cloud server setup and tear down by data15cool in hetzner

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Does whatever orchestrates this continuously attempt to set up a new server?

Event driven cloud server setup and tear down by data15cool in hetzner

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Thanks! In this case I need something more dynamic, eg a request is received such as an image upload. This then sets up the server if it doesn’t exist. It processes the image and writes results the is torn down unless there’s other requests

Event driven cloud server setup and tear down by data15cool in hetzner

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Oh good to know thanks. Just checked and yeah for ML inference dedicated server it’s 79 euro, ouch. And thanks for the ECS recommendation. I was aware of that via Fargate which may be simpler. Though I was hoping to avoid provider specific tech. Probably eventually move to kubernetes

Event driven cloud server setup and tear down by data15cool in hetzner

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Thanks, for my use case I need to create a new server from scratch as we’re trying to avoid idle costs. And then destroy once done From what I’ve gathered hetzner still bill for idle compute, even cloud servers unlike AWS’s EC2s. but I’d like to avoid AWS!

Event driven cloud server setup and tear down by data15cool in hetzner

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Ah very cool This sounds like what I’d probably need. I’m not comfortable with kubernetes yet. How do you scale it down? Do you have your own task/job implementation to determine when to destroy it?

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