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usrme commented on The Deletion of Docker.io/Bitnami   community.broadcom.com/ta... · Posted by u/zdkaster
prmoustache · 6 days ago
Is "brownout" a common or standard term in the industry? First time I see it.
usrme · 6 days ago
There was actually a really terrible brown-out by Poetry (a Python dependency management and packaging tool) where they introduced sporadic failures to people's CI/CD systems: https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry/pull/6297
usrme commented on The Deletion of Docker.io/Bitnami   community.broadcom.com/ta... · Posted by u/zdkaster
zdkaster · 6 days ago
The list of images for the first brownout: external-dns, Kafka, Memcached, WordPress, Grafana, Cassandra, Prometheus, OpenLDAP, Thanos, Python.
usrme · 6 days ago
Thanks for mentioning these! Do you know what are the official channels they're doing the announcements in? In the post they just mention the word "usual" with no clarification.
usrme commented on The Deletion of Docker.io/Bitnami   community.broadcom.com/ta... · Posted by u/zdkaster
brewmarche · 6 days ago
Anyone know what happens to their Helm charts? As far as I know they remain available but do they work with non-Bitnami images? Can I use the official redis image instead of bitnami/redis with the Bitnami redis chart for example?
usrme · 6 days ago
This is covered in the official GitHub issue: https://github.com/bitnami/charts/issues/35164

Q: What will happen to the existing OCI Helm charts? A: The already packaged Helm charts will remain available at docker.io/bitnamicharts as OCI artifacts, but they will no longer receive updates. Deploying these charts will not work out-of-the-box unless you override the bundled images with valid ones. *except for the BSI images included in the free community-tier subset.

usrme commented on I watched Gemini CLI hallucinate and delete my files   anuraag2601.github.io/gem... · Posted by u/anuraag2601
BuildTheRobots · a month ago
I've found some of my interactions with Gemini Pro 2.5 to be extremely surreal.

I asked it to help me turn a 6 page wall of acronyms into a CV tailored to a specific job I'd seen and the response from Gemini was that I was over qualified, it was under paid and that really, I was letting myself down. It was surprisingly brutal about it.

I found a different job that although I really wanted, felt I was underqualified for. I only threw it at Gemini as a moment of 3am spite, thinking it'd give me another reality check, this time in the opposite direction. Instead it hyped me up, helped me write my CV to highlight how their wants overlapped with my experience, and I'm now employed in what's turning out to be the most interesting job of my career with exciting tech and lovely people.

I found the whole experience extremely odd. and never expected it to actually argue with or reality check me. Very glad it did though.

usrme · a month ago
I would be really interested to see what your prompt was!
usrme commented on Grokking NAT and packet mangling in Linux   vivekn.dev/blog/grokking-... · Posted by u/viveknathani_
gregw2 · 3 months ago
Nice writeup on the different type of NATs. I learned something, thank you!

One feedback; I would use a different word ("wrangling"?) rather than "mangling" in your title. Or mention IPv6.

The title use of "mangling" alone triggered flashbacks of tracking down TCP checksum corruption in low cost home routers, or bugs in OpenBSD networking stacks back when I worked on web conferencing software. I that kind of mangling commiseration when clicking your link, but your use of the term was more for an article describing NATv4 and arguing "what IPv4 NAT does is hacky mangling, let's all use IPv6". And while making that argument (which is wistfully fair) also not really acknowledging the benefit of NAT for reducing the attack surface of inbound packets from unsolicited sources and/or explaining why that isn't relevant if you do proper firewalling with IPv6 instead. And when would IPv6 Npt (network /prefix/ translation be desired?)... But I can see that starts to go beyond the scope of your intended argument/perspective perhaps...

usrme · 3 months ago
If you enjoyed this, then definitely read through Tailscale's lengthy write-up about NAT traversal: https://tailscale.com/blog/how-nat-traversal-works
usrme commented on Show HN: Ikuyo a Travel Planning Web Application   ikuyo.kenrick95.org/... · Posted by u/kenrick95
usrme · 3 months ago
I would definitely recommend adding example images directly to the main page, along with the link to the example trip. Otherwise there's nothing really to draw users in to using if they have to go searching for how the experience looks like.
usrme commented on I do not remember my life and it's fine   aethermug.com/posts/i-do-... · Posted by u/mrcgnc
vladmk · 3 months ago
How does he remember this? "Occasionally, someone shows pity or commiseration towards me, as if I were in constant, daily suffering from a crippling disability. Nothing could be further from the truth, of course."
usrme · 3 months ago
Fellow aphantasiac here: it's not so much a memory of that very situation happening, for me at least, but the feeling of it happening and some of context around it.

Same goes for tragic and happy events: I can't remember their details, but I remember my emotions.

usrme commented on I do not remember my life and it's fine   aethermug.com/posts/i-do-... · Posted by u/mrcgnc
bravesoul2 · 3 months ago
Yes job interviews love those situational questions. Sure you can keep a diary of what you did every single day (pain in the ass as that is) but then you'll be assumed to be "reading notes" and "suspect they are lying". So this ends up being bias against people.
usrme · 3 months ago
As someone with aphantasia and SDAM, this is what I've literally done for the past 4-5 years. I've kept a log of every single work day so that I could refer back to what I've done over whatever period as otherwise there is literally no chance I'd be able to recollect much of anything.
usrme commented on Cory Doctorow on how we lost the internet   lwn.net/SubscriberLink/10... · Posted by u/howtofly
usrme · 3 months ago
The link to the discussed talk is at the very bottom of the post: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydVmzg_SJLw
usrme commented on Show HN: Forge – Secure, Multi-Tenant GitHub Actions Runners on K8s or EC2   github.com/cisco-open/for... · Posted by u/ebrilhante
ebrilhante · 3 months ago
Very good point! I was so focused on building and eager to share the codebase that I ended up cutting corners on the documentation

I did describe some of the details in this post: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/forge-scalable-secure-multi-t...

Fortunately, I’m working on proper documentation this week — it's finally getting the attention it deserves.

Thanks for the nudge!

usrme · 3 months ago
The link to examples also leads to nowhere: https://cisco-open.github.io/forge/examples.

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