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I am definitely hanging on my Firefox!

Personally I have the same view to things like Github, Google, and many companies/products that offer public services (largely) for free for mass.

Granted they have their own monetization scheme behind it, I don't feel I am entitled to used them, I feel grateful regardless.

I also think OTel SDKs are a tad bit too prescriptive, but at the same time I can't envision what a better version would look like.

The core of logs and spans are just wide events with some inter-connections, those SDKs and OTel docs make them less obvious.

(I maintain o11ylite https://github.com/o11ylite/o11ylite)

Related Clojure, DuckDB/Ducklake tool: https://github.com/o11ylite/o11ylite

I did consider tmducken in the beginning.

(Disclaimer: I maintain o11ylite)

Hmmm, how could this post be possibly a good thing for Anthropic?

jank is another one

Isn't this a losing battle? Since the goal post keeps moving as new LLM comes out each month.

I feel any LLM discussion without mentioning concrete tooling choices are unproductive. Toolings are evolving so fast, many statements that were accurate two months ago are simply wrong today.

I wonder if it's the best outcome? The contributor doesn't seem to have a bad intention, could his energy be redirected more constructively? E.g. encouraging him to split up the PR, make a design proposal etc.

With pocket sunsetting, I have been searching for alternatives lately. After a few rounds of search, I can't convince myself to use specialized bookmarks tool over Notion / Obsidian. I wonder what other people feel?

Although currently Bitwarden Passkey is completely broken on Android.

I switched to other providers because of this.

I feel lots of the work described in the article can be automated by kops, probably in a much better way, especially when it comes to day 2 operations.

I wonder what is the motivation behind manually spinning up a cluster instead of going with more established tooling?

The fact that it requires slowly changing over years is a sign of getting stuck no? We can theoretically slowly migrate anything. But when effort > X, we consider it being stuck.