Kreotiko
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You are probably right to be honest. I think Duolingo is hyperhyped because of the main market it operates, americans tring to learn a second language, which has a very low bar.
I speak already most of the main languages Duolingo teaches and the other courses are pretty weak
Duolingo is useless, my father has 140k experience, 3 years streak and can't speak or understand any English in real life.
I’d like to see the same study but with golden retrievers
another thing I have seen is preloading them on the runner itself and reference them via relative path
Yes the change from private to internal was sneaky but I am glad we got something now!
Sure, the main things for me are:
It doesn’t matter how smart you are with reusable workflows you will never get to a truly DRY setup that scales for dozens of repositories.
Another major pain is that we still haven’t private actions. It was due end of 2021 (maybe it is out now but I checked a couple of days ago).
Setting up runners to look after a pool of repositories needs elevated permissions.
GH offers a way to enforce a list of enabled actions but this does not work with private binary registries hosting pre built Docker actions. The only thing that could prevent you to pull software at runtime from the internet, which means, if you want to have a decent security posture all you are left with is referencing actions using the full git sha version.
Many common use case require hacks, which is fun for a weekend project but isn’t great for a large scale operation. An example is simply running a workflow dynamically targeting the folders containing changes. At the moment you have to create a job, generate a build matrix on the fly and pass it in input as the matrix to the actual job.
Word of advice, if you are thinking of running self hosted runners and use Actions for your organisation, do yourself a favour and check them out in a year or two and use something like Argo Workflows or Tekton instead.
GHA isn’t a product thought for GH private organisations, you will find that every much needed feature for this use is very low in GH roadmap.
If information security people would spend the same amount of time they are spending complaining about this vulnerability trying to educate their organisations on the importance of supporting open source solutions they depend on we wouldn’t be in this situation.
I am sick of reading of very senior people complaining about the impact this vulnerability has had on their week when their companies don’t even contribute a penny to open source projects.
Thanks, I was actually interested in understanding how Kubernetes own API gets extended at runtime when you create a CRD
Posted by
Kreotiko on Monday October 25, 2021 @09:24AM
from the ask-hn dept.
I tried reading through the Kubernetes source code but can’t find low level documentation. Can anyone point me to the relevant bits?
I am the person who asked and I was probably unclear. I mentioned the operator sdk because that is what I am trying at the moment but I am open to other approaches so this example is welcome
Posted by
Kreotiko on Thursday October 21, 2021 @01:29PM
from the ask-hn dept.
Hi all, I am playing around with the operatorsdk and I would really benefit to dig in codebases implementing it.I am interested in good examples not necessarily using the operatorSDK for this.
I tried moving away from Safari but I can’t find anything equally good. Damn Apple
I don’t see how you couldn’t learn both. Terraform is dead simple to learn and cloud formation is the best way to define your infrastructure in code in AWS. Even more wrapped by CDK. I don’t think you would go that far career wise knowing only with Terraform for IaC.
I also don’t understand those organisations that use every single AWS managed solution (RDS, Redis, Elasticsearch, EKS) but then they feel the need to manage their infrastructure state themselves with Terraform instead of choosing the managed solution for this.
You are very much right, cheers
Good point but I have travelled from London to South Italy on a vehicle called bus by their operators :)
The title is misleading, it should state that is within the U.K. You can get to south Italy from London in less than 24 hours.
Edit:
My fault, it is not misleading. I didn’t get the context of somebody using British English.
That’s the problem. People think they can get away without knowing languages just because most resources have been translated. They don’t know that they are missing out on a huge portion of information they will never fully understand. The education system is lacking on promoting culture rather than eligibility to work in U.K. and this makes things much worse
I believe it to be a cultural thing. Sure, you don’t necessarily have the incentive to learn a language for work but the education system does not promote it either. I know a lot mainland European who speak languages other than English just out of interest for other cultures with no real use in their daily job.
In other languages it wouldn’t happen at the same scale due to people also speaking a second language and realise these dynamics. Do you know many native English speakers speaking a second language fluently? I have been living in the U.K. for over 10 years and can count them on a hand.
It doesn’t help that native English speakers are less inclined to learn another language and don’t get to understand the experience of being at the other end
Hope it doesn't end up like Google's blood glucose monitoring contact lens but very likely it will
The title should be 195x as much CO2 as producing an iPhone. In regards of buying and if you are drawing a comparison with fiat currencies you should take into consideration the environmental impact for producing, circulating and securing the money that is used for the transaction.
Nobody ever talks about what is around fiat, ATMs, money counting machines, heavy armoured vehicles moving them around, etc.
It isn’t that easy in Italy
Exactly and it would be much easier than finding a company willing to pay you that way. Also considering that currency exchange rates are pretty low these days too.
Pay me what you want but possibly in cryptocurrency so I can commit tax evasion should be the title
> The United Kingdom is somewhat unique in the world for requiring those households which view broadcast television to purchase a licence for the privilege.
This is actually pretty common and almost everywhere in Europe.
I will never stop being surprised by how little my fellow British people know about other countries.
Posted by
Kreotiko on Sunday January 17, 2021 @11:26AM
from the ask-hn dept.
I am looking for examples of open source projects showcasing best in class use of Golang. It doesn’t need to be the famous products we all know about.I am looking at examples of real world professional usage for somebody already familiar with the language constructs and syntax.
Been using it for few years now, technical searches and in some languages other than English are still subpar compared to Google but you can add !g and it will open google on those ones
Easy to apply these policies only now that he lost the election.