@mckinley It pains me also, I typically used my PeerCalls instance -- However it often doesn't work for _some_ folks π’ I need to figure out why and try to either fix bugs upstream or fix my configuration π€
@mckinley It pains me also, I typically used my PeerCalls instance -- However it often doesn't work for _some_ folks π’ I need to figure out why and try to either fix bugs upstream or fix my configuration π€
@movq I agree, and we're working on better tools and filters. First off the ranks are "Lists" right @ullarah ? (of course this is largely dependent on your client's implementation and viewing models).
But by "critical mass" I actually mean the network's critical mass. But I'm not sure we're _quite_ there yet...? π€ We seem to be at some ~460 active feeds and some ~500k twts as of this moment (assuming the crawler is accurate)
@movq I agree, and we're working on better tools and filters. First off the ranks are "Lists" right @ullarah ? (of course this is largely dependent on your client's implementation and viewing models).
But by "critical mass" I actually mean the network's critical mass. But I'm not sure we're _quite_ there yet...? π€ We seem to be at some ~460 active feeds and some ~500k twts as of this moment (assuming the crawler is accurate)
- Do Archery. I have a Samick Sage Recurve. haven't been shooting in a while though, but will hopefully get back into it soonβ’ - Play Table Tennis, I normally also play competition, but I've taken this reason due to my disk aversion levels and not wanting to risk catching SARS-COV-II. - Enjoy playing Chess. If anyone would like to play against me I'm @prologic on licchess.org β
- Do Archery. I have a Samick Sage Recurve. haven't been shooting in a while though, but will hopefully get back into it soonβ’ - Play Table Tennis, I normally also play competition, but I've taken this reason due to my disk aversion levels and not wanting to risk catching SARS-COV-II. - Enjoy playing Chess. If anyone would like to play against me I'm @prologic on licchess.org β
@movq's point is spot on. this is why it's so important to "dogfood" or "drink your own kool aid" (similar expressions) when writing a piece of software, or building a product. There is nothing more important that being a user yourself.
There are other things that are quite important too, like fail fast, fail early. But I won't go into that too much here π
@movq's point is spot on. this is why it's so important to "dogfood" or "drink your own kool aid" (similar expressions) when writing a piece of software, or building a product. There is nothing more important that being a user yourself.
There are other things that are quite important too, like fail fast, fail early. But I won't go into that too much here π
@mutefall I'm pretty sure that's called A Normal Fucking day -- As in, that' is pretty damn close to the time it takes for the Planet to rotate on its Axis. Some call this a full 24hr cycle, a day/night π
@mutefall I'm pretty sure that's called A Normal Fucking day -- As in, that' is pretty damn close to the time it takes for the Planet to rotate on its Axis. Some call this a full 24hr cycle, a day/night π
> i think this will help stabilise @prologic infra.
I _think_ it helped a lot, or rather I did notice a big difference on some of my hypervisor nodes. But I'm still seeing huge CPU / I/O delays on vz1 and that kills my infra because that's where my Leader Swarm Node normally runs and things just go "boom boom" at that point π
> i think this will help stabilise @prologic infra.
I _think_ it helped a lot, or rather I did notice a big difference on some of my hypervisor nodes. But I'm still seeing huge CPU / I/O delays on vz1 and that kills my infra because that's where my Leader Swarm Node normally runs and things just go "boom boom" at that point π
@novaburst Huh! π€ That's kind of cool! I heard from @mutefall I _think_ that apparently my ~6yr old (1st) Go projects go-gopher and gopherproxy _are actualyl_ used in quite a few places! π³ Who would have thought?! π ~
@novaburst Huh! π€ That's kind of cool! I heard from @mutefall I _think_ that apparently my ~6yr old (1st) Go projects go-gopher and gopherproxy _are actualyl_ used in quite a few places! π³ Who would have thought?! π ~
[prologic/go-gopher: Gopher (RFC 1436) protocol library for the Go (Golang) programming language supporting both client and server - go-gopher - Mills](https://git.mills.io/prologic/go-gopher)
I also improved the 2nd project I wrote, a Web Gopher Proxy that lets you access Gopherholes via a Web Browser. You can use the instance I run at gopher.mills.io or run your own π #golang#gopher#proxy
I also improved the 2nd project I wrote, a Web Gopher Proxy that lets you access Gopherholes via a Web Browser. You can use the instance I run at gopher.mills.io or run your own π #golang#gopher#proxy
I also improved the 2nd project I wrote, a Web Gopher Proxy that lets you access Gopherholes via a Web Browser. You can use the instance I run at gopher.mills.io or run your own π #golang#gopher#proxy
[prologic/go-gopher: Gopher (RFC 1436) protocol library for the Go (Golang) programming language supporting both client and server - go-gopher - Mills](https://git.mills.io/prologic/go-gopher)
Did some work on one of my first Go projects tonight π Improving the Gopher library I wrote for Go all those years ago π #golang#gopher
[prologic/go-gopher: Gopher (RFC 1436) protocol library for the Go (Golang) programming language supporting both client and server - go-gopher - Mills](https://git.mills.io/prologic/go-gopher)
Did some work on one of my first Go projects tonight π Improving the Gopher library I wrote for Go all those years ago π #golang#gopher
@novaburst Oh gawd yeah well I stand by that statement! Trust is hardβ’ π Having a 3rd party sign your TLS certificates requires you and everyone that uses your certificate to _trust_ that 3rd-party to some degree right? π
@novaburst Oh gawd yeah well I stand by that statement! Trust is hardβ’ π Having a 3rd party sign your TLS certificates requires you and everyone that uses your certificate to _trust_ that 3rd-party to some degree right? π
@lyse Yes I did write a tool in fact, called dump_cache π However you are right, I've tried to "prevent" bad data from entering the cache once before, obviously it wasn't good enough because I've seen other examples of this today too. π’
I'll have to go stop my Pod, pull down the on-disk cache and inspect it at some point and see what sense I can make of this.
@lyse Yes I did write a tool in fact, called dump_cache π However you are right, I've tried to "prevent" bad data from entering the cache once before, obviously it wasn't good enough because I've seen other examples of this today too. π’
I'll have to go stop my Pod, pull down the on-disk cache and inspect it at some point and see what sense I can make of this.
Also what software are you using to render those pages with the nice zoom functionality for opening up the larger version of the image? I quite like it π
Also what software are you using to render those pages with the nice zoom functionality for opening up the larger version of the image? I quite like it π
I completely agree with @lyse here π Having "certificates" or "showing them off" is worthless. I for example as a Lead SRE and currently hiring _actually_ tend to dismiss outright any CV that has them. I either ignore them or it taints my impression of them π’ (I know I shouldn't do this, becuase biases are bad, but I do anyway).
As @lyse said learning is a good thing. We must always learn. But learning without doing is also pointless IHMO. It's one thing to learn X, but another to do X.
This is called "practical experience".
I always tell all my candidates that interview, go out and learn this stuff, practise, it, tinker, hack and experiment.
I completely agree with @lyse here π Having "certificates" or "showing them off" is worthless. I for example as a Lead SRE and currently hiring _actually_ tend to dismiss outright any CV that has them. I either ignore them or it taints my impression of them π’ (I know I shouldn't do this, becuase biases are bad, but I do anyway).
As @lyse said learning is a good thing. We must always learn. But learning without doing is also pointless IHMO. It's one thing to learn X, but another to do X.
This is called "practical experience".
I always tell all my candidates that interview, go out and learn this stuff, practise, it, tinker, hack and experiment.
