mdaverde

The answer to miserable health isn't exercise. It's high quality sleep.

But others do

Agree with everything has trade offs but do not agree that they are equivalent in impact. Tradeoffs have tradeoffs

So much of HN now is medical & healthcare related

This was exactly my take. This language just got a whole lot of significant focus behind it

Literally, yes.

As example, the north bridge isn't as explicit today as the document makes it seem. A lot of functionality that used to be reserved for the north bridge is now being tucked away into the CPUs or motherboards themselves.

Still, worth reading.

Question: how do you reliably deploy? And if it's just scp-ing tarballs, how do you handle dependencies? Do you run & upgrade any third-party processes that rely on having their filesystem or deps?

Struggling with this because even in a small app in a Linode box, I don't mind just cp-ing my bins but there's always other things/versions they need. Thinking of bringing in Ansible to help me out here.

Deploying feels easier in the container, Kubernetes world