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I think you'll just need to mount it at the right place, with right permissions.

Demonstrated here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39193419/docker-in-memor...

This looks amazing, nice write up!

Anyone know if there's anything like this, but using Python and self hostable?

Off topic, but would you have any suggestion or resources to start using alpine on a main pc? I have a System 76 machine I wouldn’t mind trying this out with.

That’s life moving about outside your threshold, embrace it a bit. When it’s too much, put on white noise, if that doesn’t work move into noise cancelling headphones. My family bought me a set for Father’s Day 10 years ago or so and I haven’t looked back. Good for phone calls as well.

I wish you all the best in your WFH journey. I have been doing it since 2006, it’s a “what works for you” kind of problem.

I recall in my younger days this book[0] that was very approachable on the subject.

[0] An Introduction to Genetic Algorithms https://a.co/d/hKyQoqO

What powers those thrusters? Never really thought about it.

They certainly were fun days back with Macromedia at the helm. Full suite of tools that worked extremely well together.

I remember when Tim Burton put out various cartoons via Director (the same used for countless DVDs) that opened up more dramatic storytelling than the business “intros” offered at the time (I built these too mind you).

I was even Flash AS3 certified at one point, something I was very proud of in my early career.

Good times.

Sky obfuscation to avoid stellar triangulation as a service?

Probably a known thing for those already working with wasm but I had to install the rust nightly compiler and add the `wasm32-unknown-unknown` target to get this demo to work.

It would be worth mentioning on the demo walkthrough.

This link was helpful: https://www.hellorust.com/setup/wasm-target/

> When Workers launched five years ago, it was unusual for a non-browser to offer web APIs, but we are pleased to see that the broader JavaScript ecosystem is now converging on them.

Can anyone give some examples of this? I’m not sure I’m following exactly here. Is this referring to isomorphic (JS) API’s?

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Neat project and will plan to kick the tires. I like the workflow and especially the cleanup aspect for a tool such as this.

This sentence seems out of place, under the "What happened to Swagger? And what is OpenAPI?" section.

> Implementing OpenTelemetry typically means instrumenting code so that it can emit monitoring information.

> This information is then aggregated in a backend system, either on-premises or through monitoring as a service provider.

Was this part of the reasoning for Linux Foundation acquiring Swagger?

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Perhaps a different road to the same problem but on K8s it’s really simple to install a FaaS (e.g., Kubeless and others) provider and get the same benefits. Different metrics sure, but the approach to getting deployable runtimes is the same (if using Serverless framework for example).

Of course then you need a cluster which may be back at AWS as EKS (or not) but at least it’s more open from that perspective.

Written and illustrated by Mitch Seymour (on the cover)

Came here to make this same comment. My father in-law has been in construction for 60 years, this is one of his favourite words. Neat to see it here on HN.

Agree. I've been working remote for 15+ years now (I'm in Canada).

Today I see much clearer job postings (e.g., "Anywhere in US, No Canada, must be in CT/ET"). You still have to figure out the billing thing (Contract, FT or Canadian Proxy Entity), but it's better overall I find, likely due to Covid.

These kinds of sites are good for leads, but you still have to wade through the details.

I stumbled across this related project a few months ago, really interesting initiative.

https://github.com/earthspecies/project

I would hope it’s due to infrastructure changes required to keep the lights on, not code changes. Concerning at first glance, but less so if I think about the problems they’re likely facing with regards to scaling.

This. Time flies by and before long it happened.

Here are a couple:

- Papers We Love: https://paperswelove.org/

- The Morning Paper: https://blog.acolyer.org/

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Agreed. I find it more or less solvable by two things (for me anyway).

1. For longer commitments, I move it to a Tab Group extension (e.g., Tab Group for Chrome) and review every so often

2. If I feel I'm procrastinating I basically try to notice this and force myself to commit to reading the article/paper/what-have-you.

I find it usually takes less time than I had originally thought and _that_ helps me procrastinate less the next time. It works for me most of the time, but always find some tabs get pushed so far to the left they're never seen again.

Yah. Canuck here and find it an odd thing to require for gas of all things. I get it though for cc validation.

I have had this on an open tab for a few weeks now. Looking forward to finding some time to dig in.

I totally agree with this. My only real complaint is managing these one off items. Team member 1 puts one on a VPC the other doesn’t, another team member ties one to RDS and doesn’t automate auth...etc.

It’s great but you have to put management of usage in place first.

Why the need for a zip code? Loyalty or something else..? Seems the latter considering the phrasing.

Location: Vancouver Island, BC Canada

Remote: Yes (Have been for 10+ years)

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: AWS architectures, Serverless architectures, REST, SOA, K8s, Helm, Helmfile, Terraform, Docker, Typescript, NodeJS, Javascript, JVM (Java/Scala), Python, SQL (PG, MySQL), NoSQL, Bash, familiar with data processing pipelines. (typically Sr. Architect-y, SRE-y type things and everything in between)

Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshes/

Email: j4ah4n+hackernews-oct-2020@gmail.com

Senior Software Engineer / Architect looking for a new challenge. All things cloud, services, data, from design to implementation. Would like to find a position in a company doing interesting things. I'm a family man, if you're startup requires 80h work-weeks, I'm probably not your guy.

Thanks!

Oh geez. Immediately upon asking I see in the parent post sorry

Maybe for myself and others.. what is LWN explicitly? (Link)

Quite simply I use VS Code as a notepad/quick editor. If I’m fully coding in an environment I’ll spend the extra setup on getting it into a Jetbrains IDE

I agree, however with any team with size > 1 you then have to manage access. I've seen small teams share a common credential and getting SSO to work OOTB with that VPN infrastructure in SCM is a pain. Additionally, if you end up having more behind that VPN (e.g., db's, monitoring, etc) its arguably net worse to do than the port-shift IMO.