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Question: Is https://open-procedures.replit.app/ absolutely needed for OI to work?
California Policy Center's whitepaper on corruption at CRD: https://californiapolicycenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/0....
Do checkout https://castecon.com/ and https://castegate.org/.
Geert W used to write a lot of good articles on doing cool and interesting things with NB, and user stories of how it was being used at different companies to build internal tools. Their GUI builder was pretty sweet too, IMO.
Glad to see it's still around!
https://www.amazon.com/Breaking-India-Malhotra-Aravindan-Nee...
Equality Labs is a known offender.
https://cohna.org/repurposing-hate-and-hinduphobia-the-uc-da...
upperchatter
up·per·chat·ter
excessively cheerful and energetic talk.
*"upperchatter of an older, less energetic crowd"*
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The difference in the overall _thrust_ of the results is remarkable.
Very interesting! Thanks for building it.
How are side effects (mutating HTTP calls, cookie creation, other I/O) handled?
For balance, perhaps in both statically and dynamically typed languages?
Thank you!
Is there a tutorial out there that demonstrates using _just_ the Pulumi SDK, perhaps in a CI/CD setting, to deploy a simple service to Kubernetes?
Many thanks!
Gets deployed as a k8s `Job` via GitLab (can be scheduled/on-demand), with a simple script echoing back the vegeta status every 1 minute. Jobs don't yet support automatic cleanup, so another simple GitLab job deletes the job from k8s upon completion. The execution log is anyway available in GitLab/Kibana.
All in all, an extremely simple way to run load tests against a service deployed in k8s.
What grew as a personal utility is now being used by many teams for quick load tests.
Great job!
[1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11677572/dealing-with-xe...
Thanks, and good luck with the app!