Sometimes it's useful to do something like:

  /*usr/bin/env echo 'Hello World!' #*/

Even if, for some reason, there are multiple `usr` folders, the use of `env` means it will eventually call the executable.

As for getting rid of the shebang - swapping the ! with a / means that the line and character counts don't change so you get meaningful error messages.

Looks ok to me - can't see anything wrong.

Kubernetes isn't even that complicated, and first party support from cloud providers often means you're doing something in K8s inleu of doing it in a cloud specific way (like ingress vs cloud specific load balancer setups).

At a certain scale, K8s is the simple option.

I think much of the hate on HN comes from the "ruby on rails is all you need" crowd.

It is annoying is you want to run your teat inside a container for ci and now you are running a container in a container and all the issues that come with it.