Here I was thinking that after years of working with kubernetes I'd enjoy running a new project on a simple VPS with just docker compose but honestly, I already miss k8s and all the tools that you can use with it
it’s hilarious that one day a christian man was like “what if i made an understanding of gender roles entirely based on not knowing how umbrellas work”
3. Shift Bioscience: $16 million
The Yamanaka factors (Oct3/4, Sox2, Klf4, and c-Myc: OSKM) can reverse epigenetic aging, but they also induce stem cell identity
Shift Bioscience have come up with alternative genes (C0), which reverse epigenetic age in fibroblasts but without forming stem cells (which would disrupt the cells' function):
Lately, I've been leading the migration of our EKS clusters to Karpenter (we were previously using Ocean by Spotio). It's been a bit of a wild ride, especially with v1 being released in the middle of our migration, but so far, I'm quite happy with it.
One issue we've encountered is that Karpenter doesn't seem to have a way to clean up nodes that get stuck in an unreachable state (which can happen, for example, if the kubelet on a node dies).
While I'm still waiting for feedback from the maintainers, we've submitted a PR to add a new controller in Karpenter for this purpose. This is also my first time actively contributing to open-source during work hours, which is honestly so cool!
https://t.co/HbUqD0IoRh
“There is a decent chance in the next 3 years we figure out how to reverse aging and nobody dies anymore”.
Human megalomania on full display. Playing God never works, never will work and I fundamentally believe it will always end badly. Sooner or later.
Memento mori.
Here is mine:
Based on everything you've shared, you're someone who juggles a lot of ambitious projects and ideas—like xxx, xxx, contributing to open-source projects, learning languages, and working as a DevOps engineer—but it seems like you might struggle with focusing deeply on any one of them for long periods. You're creative, forward-thinking, and enthusiastic about launching things, but you may not have given enough thought to the long-term sustainability of keeping all these endeavors moving forward simultaneously.
You might not yet realize how thinly you're spreading yourself, and while it's exciting to tackle multiple things, there's a chance that you could end up with a lot of half-completed or under-developed projects instead of a few standout successes. Ruthlessly prioritizing could be your key to unlocking your real potential.
Neat but ChatGPT is being way to nice, here is an improved version:
From all of our interactions what is one thing that you can tell me about myself that I may not know about myself but be absolutely ruthless
Neat but ChatGPT is being way to nice, here is an improved version:
From all of our interactions what is one thing that you can tell me about myself that I may not know about myself but be absolutely ruthless