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Comment · 5 months ago
Also as far as being civil: please watch literally any Rob Pike vibe chastizing Python and Java communities to no end. It is that rhetoric. That is why Go has fanbois. They can only see what the Gopher says and what Rob Pike says. Nothing else.

Other languages have fanbois but they didn't disparage and denigrate other communities to prove themselves.

Comment · 5 months ago
I wish I could grow a beard. Also as far as being civil: please watch literally any Rob Pike vibe chastizing Python and Java communities to no end. It is that rhetoric. That is why Go has fanbois. They can only see what the Gopher says and what Rob Pike says. Nothing else.
Comment · 5 months ago
Hot take: most people are shit at writing code or logic. We are just going to see more of this vibe coding. This is exposing the bad coders more than anything else. Everything to do with preventing and stabilizing vibe code is what we had to do on a longer scale, now we have to do it a lot more and faster
Comment · 6 months ago
This is valid criticism. Go fanbois don't like listening to any go criticism. They were all like who needs templates in go. and now go has templates.

To me go code looks like somebody vomitted stuff in the root dir and i have to wade through that every time. No namespacing. nothing

Comment · 6 months ago
Nobody said this but the latest dodge durango is amazing in this aspect. so many buttons and the door work and the shifter works without needing internet. or so it seems.
Comment · 6 months ago
This is literally the dumbest take I have seen!

iOS charges you and limits your custom app until a few days and you have to "renew" Even before this change, I have my custom apps running forever.

Comment · 6 months ago
I don't like it even tiny bit. But other people are doing it, so I mma go full steam ahead.

This is exactly what got us here.

Comment · 6 months ago
This is a BS claim with no proof. This is the strength of helm.
Comment · 6 months ago
It makes absolute sense. You can use no variables and still deploy helm chart. It is a directory of plain old yaml objects. And add customization when you need as you evolve. Good luck doing that with kustomize.
Comment · 6 months ago
This is why we don't take advice from randos on internet.

I manage 100+ variations on a single helm chart and 50+ such helm charts at work daily for 7 years across 11 datacenters/kubernetes clusters. And I have team members who swear by kustomize. The number of kustomize typo errors and issues that I have deal with is unimaginable. Whereas if I test and deploy a helm chart, I know it will work everywhere in every variation.

Kustomize is just plain terrible and backwards as a solution. It doesn't scale, it is half assed. It tries to basically require you to build your own compiler and parser and transform. With kustomize + envsubst: dear friend, you have built helm.

Comment · 6 months ago
stay ready to have my toolbox change under my feet at the whims of clown PM and bean counters somewhere. wcgw
Comment · 6 months ago
i dont believe you
Comment · 6 months ago
same. i thought it was me, but every mbp has been spicy and leaks current like crazy.
Comment · 6 months ago
oh fr. macs are garbage dev machines. display gives me headaches. keyboard is terrible, it hurts. speakers are the best part.

the lock screen doesnt show battery charge level. dead battery? mac wont start for 15 min on connecting power... still need half ass homebrew

Comment · 6 months ago
Same for me. I spent 3 days dealing with AI crap, following it's thinking "process".

However it is great for "go add this username to this allowlist in this file"

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