Did debugging Java app servers get worse in the decade or 2 since I last had to deal with them?
X11 servers for MacOS seem to be abandoned so I can't run jconsole or whatever remotely and run the GUI locally.
Installed openjdk 17 locally and jconsole comes up but I can't connect to the remote app server on JMX.
Did the config change Google AI says I need and the admin console breaks.
Going to read up on non-AI answers and see if I can get this to work.
@thehole @stux there's a post on Reddit with a screenshot of his coding experience. I double checked on LinkedIn and the info matches.
He attended a coding boot camp at Berkeley (6 month 25 hours a week) where he learned webdev. That's the only engineering experience on his resume.
The majority of his experience is on the business or sales side of business.
@bananabob hot water holds less dissolved oxygen than cold water.
If you reboil water, the oxygen might drop even further?
I do notice water long kept at a hot temperature will taste flatter than cool water.
I'd avoid reboiling water to keep tea tasting as good as possible.
So work has an enterprise Gitlab server & there are 1000s of git repos scattered across a complicated tree.
Is there a way (easy or not) to find a repo given part of the repo name?
Gitlab has a graphql interface but a simple query only returns 100 results.
Haven't found a way to get more results as my attempts to use their pagination features aren't working.
Using curl or Python to fire off requests, FYI.
@MondayMoon on the go so an English Breakfast from Starbucks.
Thought about bringing good tea leaf from home but buying a cup and hot water from them for $5 seemed silly and pretentious.
Will need to think further about consuming good tea on the go.
@drmorr Have nix manage your homebrew setup which manages helm.
It's package managers all the way down!
@chihuamaranian You have a home router right?
You should have the router or some other device giving out private (usually 192.168.0.X range) addresses. You should be able to carve out part of that range to give to metallb as "external" addresses (as opposed to the addresses used within k8s).
Does that make sense?
@ruthpozuelo Last time I tried to use numpy I got told to use Polars instead: https://pola.rs/
I ended up still using numpy (I just needed to write out a CSV or parquet file from a db dump) for my use case. I only needed a couple lines and I already had numpy installed.
