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One of the main value adds of these tools is to help identify and categorize workloads into OpEx and CapEx buckets

What causes 4 day old questions like this to resurface with the timestamps showing hours old instead of days?

It might just be me, but it took me awhile to even realize there were interactive components on the page. Something about it made it seem like they were screenshots.

Not exactly the same, but aqua is a similar tool in this space https://github.com/aquaproj/aqua

I appreciate including the caveat about this being circumstantially faster, but do you have the benchmarks for the usage cases this performs better than rip-grep?

That might be the case for the top 5% of earners, but I doubt those are even the same people who have been hit by recent layoffs.

> I'm not depressed

Citation needed.

Seriously, as someone who has struggled in much the same way, go talk to a therapist or psych. Depression doesn't mean being sad all the time. Finding little interest or pleasure in doing things is one of the core diagnostic criteria.

100% agree. My friends and I have played WoW on and off since release, and I never thought much of it. I could easily step away from it and used it mostly as a way to keep in touch with that group. We recently found out how much of a toll it has taken on one of ours friends lives who has pretty much always played even while the rest of the group was taking breaks.

I made a CLI tool that templates out jira tickets so I never have to open the jira web client to create tickets. It took me far longer than it could ever possibly save me in terms of time, but it's the small victories over horrible, bloated, corporate software that give me joy

The author does mention it in the article and is also a contributor to supporting tooling

https://github.com/sudorandom/protoc-gen-connect-openapi

I do generally agree the tooling sucks, but as mentioned, buf and the connectrpc ecosystem have made it much easier to get things going.

How do you type something like this out without being incredibly embarrassed? None of this behavior is acceptable in a work environment. Full stop.

Our docks require the same permission as a way to verify the multiple monitors are actually working. As a result I just bring my usb-c dongle and a couple usb-c -> displayport cables instead

If you happen to see this, could I get an invite as well? Email in bio. Many thanks!

I think bash scripts are perfectly fine for things like install scripts. The general advice isn't about the script getting too big, more so if its getting too complicated and you are already trying to use bash as a programming language.

Things like dealing with arrays, loops, calling APIs and parsing responses, etc. You certainly can do it all in bash, but at some point it becomes pretty unmaintainable.

That is objectively not true https://www.tesla.com/support/annual-and-recall-service

These numbers are pretty meaningless without more context, Ford manufactures ~3x more vehicles per year than Tesla

I like this one, it took a couple of tries that didn't result in at least one the objects being yeeted out of the system

LGTM

You were never their target audience. There is never one price off the shelf pricing for this kind of hardware

How is a single text file overkill vs. using a whole application to structure your notes and format with markdown?

I think the fact that so many tools were setup to assume `master` and have no way to configure it differently was the real problem, and as annoying as it was to have GH switch to `main` it did force a lot of tools to be updated to make that configurable. Whether you use main, master, trunk, development, or anything else, the fact is the name is arbitrary and treating it any other way was incorrect.

I think most people don't even remotely care about master vs. main, but it definitely gives me pause when someone is so bothered by another persons choice not to use master.

You can target specific table driven tests by name in order to just run/debug a single case

OpenStack is pretty okay these days

That seems pretty much impossible to accurately classify. Any container image that runs a server could be seen as malicious depending on the user

I can't help if that is how you interpreted what I said, but I fully agree apple is well within their rights to block this type of usage.

Why? Its clear after 2 attempts that Apple is serious about continuing to break their business model, so why keep fighting a company with unlimited resources that has their sights set on you?

Kinda lame this isn't included in the "All Products Pack"

The associated hotkey daemon used by yabai from the same author is equally as useful

https://github.com/koekeishiya/skhd