Button Complexity Theorem https://youtu.be/efNhCGz2ic4?si=1cOoSzLlIvKebA4m by
@ThePrimeagen
#bill #agile
@ThePrimeagen
#bill #agile
| IT and science | Yes |
| Star Trek | TNG |
| Psychology | Erik Erikson, Jordan Peterson |
Miroslav Šiagi
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Software engineer, casual swing dancer, audiophile, sci-fi movies/gadget fan, empathic rationalist, science fan, always student, Shigi Avagnar at FF XIV
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Cool self-host user survey results https://selfh.st/survey/2024-results/
I am quite impressed by the Netdata monitoring solution. It is a lightweight solution, yet it provides deep insights. The deployment and maintainability are so practical! I was able to run it from scratch in a few minutes.
Also, I like how their database engine is optimised (more at https://learn.netdata.cloud/docs/developer-and-contributor-corner/database-engine)
Have you ever considered what happens when a single line of code is written?
It creates technological debt and initiates a long-term commitment to maintenance.
Both developers and business leaders share this responsibility.
What’s your approach to addressing this responsibility?
#TechnologicalDebt #CodeMaintenance #BusinessStrategy #TechLeadership #SoftwareEngineering
Goodbye, Evernote, my main note-management tool since 2011 💔
I realised I haven't been using your full potential and since the pricing for my next subscription is ridiculous (100 EUR per annum), I am migrating to another tool.
After many hours of testing and choosing the right tool, I finally decided to cancel my Evernote subscription.
After finishing a few steps in the cancellation process, which was a big deal for me, I was offered a special subscription price so I could stay at Evernote - 60 EUR instead of the original 100 EUR.
That was ridiculous - after so many hours (rather days) of choosing the right next tool and migrating to it, the offer seemed to be comical and it was a BIG no for me.
…and behold improved write speed after increasing free space on the SSD (nasty Spotify cache 😄)
The tutorial was really handy!
So far I checked and tried the basics: creating a cluster; deploying and scaling an app; configmap; security basics; exposing an app; StatefulSet; connecting to an app using a service and many more. I tried to configure nginx instance with a self-signed cert using secret and configmap.
The next step is the ELS installation!
Comparing the SSD speed of my 6-year-old 15" MacBook Pro with 16" M1 and M2 Pro 🤯
The results of the new MacBooks were provided by
Vadim Yuryev on his YT channel.
JWST gets first glimpse of 7-planet system with potentially habitable worlds.
I've found this great interactive tutorial to learn Kubernetes basics.
It's simple and straightforward. I'm going to use it to strengthen the basics of basics.
Learn Kubernetes Basics
<!DOCTYPE html> Kubernetes Basics This tutorial provides a walkthrough of the basics of the Kubernetes cluster orchestration system. Each module contains some background information on major Kubernetes features and concepts, and a tutorial for you to follow along. Using the tutorials, you can learn to: Deploy a containerized application on a cluster. Scale the deployment. Update the containerized application with a new software version. Debug the containerized application. What can Kubernetes do for you?