SmilingNavern

Devops/SRE. Linux addict with love for containers and strace/gdb

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Senior engineers fixing bugs in production.

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@SwiftOnSecurity Have you heard about Pi-fs? https://t.co/flHuxnW7iL

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@CockroachDB Too many fingers, brain cant process all of them so fast

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@SignozHQ pkill -f would work as well ;)

[Eize Basa @PonchoRebound]

It's only one minute long, but this CCTV footage has a better narrative and more compelling character arcs than most of the arthouse films I've seen:

[inanc @inancgumus]

As of Go 1.17: You'll be able to shuffle the execution order of tests & benchmarks:

go test -shuffle=on

Why?
Identifying unwanted dependencies between tests.

# provide the seed value yourself:
go test -shuffle=N
# off by default:
go test -shuffle=off

#golang

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@QuinnyPig @awscloud But on whiteboard this looks good!

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@QuinnyPig @IanColdwater @evangoer @sophaskins Managing AWS costs is also important work but that doesn't make it a desirable job ;)

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@CockroachDB MongoDB

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@rakyll AI is clever enough to not be "that person who helps others with git";)

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@Sajma Some board games feels like work but it's very rewarding when you figure it out;)

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@QuinnyPig I cant get rich using git sadly ;) but i dont need so many GPU as well;)

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@IanColdwater I think helm is scarier place to be:)

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@NoPunIncluded Didn't know that you know russian language:) cool

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@bagder One curl to rule them all :)

[Matvey Arye 🇺🇦 @cevianNY]

The team at @MetricsVictoria recently published some benchmarks comparing their product vs. Promscale: https://t.co/Imvj7wAMxA

These benchmarks, like others that Victoria Metrics has done in the past, are not completely honest. 1/

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@freezydorito @justincormack It's a very common attack. It's called Pineapple-in-the-middle. Beware

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@rakyll We use sharding for prometheus for scraping and we use remote write to store everything in victoria metrics cluster

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@kieranmch Board games night :)

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@bradfitz Heh, cool to see some Catan action there:) interesting idea with numbers