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Has anyone had success using WireGuard to VPN into their cluster and have local access to pods via K8s DNS?

IANAL but I believe "the rule against perpetuities" is one of the sticking points in using something like a trust as an institutional solution to this problem.

You could run it in tmux then set the background and or frame of the window to something that stands out.

I really like Smart Wool[0]. Really durable product and hi performing — seems to be much more environmentally friendly than synthetic textiles.

[0] https://www.smartwool.com/

I've gotten some good mileage out of sqlite-utils[0] lately. It and it's parent project datasette[1] are a wonderful contribution to the sqlite community.

[0] https://sqlite-utils.datasette.io/en/stable/cli.html#transfo... [1] https://datasette.io/

I'd say so. I used it for a relatively large front-end (leveraging Reagent) with the backend served by Django Rest Framework. Worked beautifully!

I’ve been using it quite successfully in a large OpenResty project.

While you’re right that there aren’t any docs on working with any of the 3rd party projects listed in the homepage - I found that it was pretty straight forward to use as a drop in Lua replacement by examining the compiled Lua from the online REPL. I was surprised how clean the Lua output is. There is really no magic here. I believe one of the project goals is to stay as close to Lua semantics as possible. Basically just lisp flavored Lua.

In my project I just use the compiled .fnl files as I would any of other .lua file.

Is something specific you’re getting stuck with? I’d be happy to try to point you in the right direction.

It’s really nice! I encourage you to give it another try.

We’ve been using Convox[0] for the last 2 years. I’ve been pretty happy with how simple it is to work with. We’re still on version 2 which uses AWS ECS or Fargate. Version 3 has migrated to k8s and is provider agnostic. We just haven’t had the bandwidth to upgrade yet.

[0] https://convox.com/

Organice[0] is one option. Works well on mobile also.

[0] https://github.com/200ok-ch/organice

We’ve been using Anvil for internal employee tools for the last year or so with much success.

https://anvil.works/

Is your fennel-mode spacemacs layer published on github or elsewhere? I couldn't find it in the spacemacs develop branch.

I use Hammerspoon for a similar use case. Works great and updates roll out pretty regularly.

https://www.hammerspoon.org/

The YouTube video I posted shows how I like to do extension cords. Lots of large , loose loops. Works great.

I’m also a fan of the chain sinnet[0] (or daisy chain) - works really well for storage, including semi rough handling such as tossing in the trunk...

Here is another guide [1].

Note that for longer lines, it is helpful to first fold the line in half to shorten. Also works great for extension cords since both the male/female end are handily together [2].

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chain_sinnet

[1] https://www.animatedknots.com/chain-sinnet-knot

[2] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zXG95quOE7Q

This immediately reminded me of org-mode spreadsheets[0]. I wonder if they were a source of inspiration for this project.

[0] https://orgmode.org/worg/org-tutorials/org-spreadsheet-intro...

The photos instantly reminded me of trussing a roast. Very similar.

You could hide it with some crown molding.

Ever since reading that essay years ago I’ve been perennially curious about Mailman. Would be really cool to see a screencast or even just some screenshots of what the UX was like.

This was years ago so I don’t have a reference. But one of my business professors in college assigned a case study that contained the memorable (to me) stat that the average Costco shopper had a higher net worth than the average Nordstrom shopper. Something to do with small business owners vs people going into debt to look more affluent than they really are...

Yes [0]. I haven't had time to fully look into the details. But from looking at the existing integration -- it would be fantastically convenient to have something cloud native [1].

[0] https://prometheus.io/docs/prometheus/latest/storage/#remote...

[1] https://prometheus.io/docs/operating/integrations/#remote-en...

Seems like this could be a great remote storage backend for Prometheus.

My favorite recent find in iPython is “alt-9-backspace” which deletes 9 “words” back. In my case clearing a uuid string in a Django ORM query:

MyModel.objects.filter(UUID=‘123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426655440000‘)

I've recently started tinkering with this topic and have really enjoyed jehugarcia'a YouTube channel[1].

[1] https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCcMfCkN1juSa49DJFYltOTw

Sushi grade fish is frozen at a specific temperature for a specific time period to kill parasites.

I've toyed around with a couple of these for use as baby cams -- mostly streaming the video feed over RTSP using VLC as the server. The video feed always works well, but I've never been able to get the audio from a usb mic to transmit using this method. The last time I googled about the topic, it didn't look like anyone else had had much success adding audio to the stream.

Does anyone know of any RaspberryPi projects that have succefully integrated audio into the video feed?

I'd also like to add "The Last Dive" by Bernie Chowdury - https://www.amazon.com/Last-Dive-Father-Descent-Oceans/dp/00...

But in Case B, wouldn't they have to pay the corporate income tax on that $100,000 before they buy the next property (39.1% in 2017)? I thought each property is a capital expense which gets depreciated over time. So you can't buy a second property with your profits and deduct it as an expense in the current year. Am I missing something?

Sure, and that's what I do most of the time.

However, if the S3 keys are larger than ~500mb, then it's not possible to process them in any way with Lambda since there isn't enough "scratch space" available in /tmp.

I was suggesting EFS support merely because it would allow access to arbitrarily large amounts of "local" disk to work with...

Lots of great comments here. I'd like to add that being limited to 512mb of working disk space at /tmp has been a stumbling block for us.

Would be really great to have this configurable along with CPU/memory.

Additionally being able to mount and EFS volume would be very useful!

We've just recently started using Sanic[0] paired with Redis to great effect for a very high throughput web service. It also uses Python 3 asyncio/uvloop at its core. So far very happy with it.

[0] https://github.com/channelcat/sanic