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https://github.com/fastapi/fastapi/blob/master/pyproject.tom...

maybe the intro sentence needs changed then. if your elevator pitch is losing the room, change the pitch.

"Lately, I've been very publicly critical of GitHub. I've been mean about it. I've been angry about it. I've hurt people's feelings. I've been lashing out. Because GitHub is failing me, every single day, and it is personal. It is irrationally personal. I love GitHub more than a person should love a thing, and I'm mad at it. I'm sorry about the hurt feelings to the people working on it."

Same :( their 9 5's is embarassing

"look, it completely lied about params that don't exist in a CLI!"

https://updog.ai/status/github this is also scraped from datadog usage of github.

hg really spoiled us with these features, though I also haven't used them in ages

The security issue has been fully resolved. Update to the latest version and continue using Notepad++ with confidence.

I mean the last blog post had this line on it:

"With these changes and reinforcements, I believe the situation has been fully resolved. Fingers crossed."

Which just had the wrong tone for a security incident. "I believe it to be fixed, fingers crossed"

agreed, the repo readme is far more informative than the website

some of these newer monitors support a lower native resolution as well, usually with a faster refresh rate. it's a nice feature

lol zscaler:

Request method cautioned for category Weapons/Bombs

and by I, I mean Sam Keen did all the work (I just cheer him on in slack)

I wrote one of these but it only works for residents of san marino

I can download an APK and install it on android. Why can't I use my iphone like I use my macbook?

uptime of 100% -- time to update that number :p

it lacks flexibility but i really enjoy grpc-gateway for 99% of my work

https://github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway

aws says no issue. It's very frustrating having problems but the company won't admit it's their problem.

go step into the world of "covid vaccines are bad!" for a second (/r/newnormal) and you'll rescind this statement. It's getting out of hand, between misinformation and politicizing how we treat an infectious virus.

Excuse me, it isn't a real frontend without a service worker and offline capabilities.

I'm personally using chaos-toolkit with the kubernetes and istio drivers. I haven't dug too much into this yet, but will. Thanks for the hard work!

garden.io is what we're replacing docker-compose with.

I've got high cholesterol from both parents -- when I was first tested (around 25), my total cholesterol was ~250, my HDLs were < 20. I had ran multiple half marathons that year, and I was eating rather well.

My doctor asked me to try cutting cholesterol out of my diet, and it helped remarkably. I went vegan for quite awhile, and added some foods that help with HDL. The next time I got checked, they were amazing.

I've since added some cheese/eggs/fish back into my diet, but I try to keep it low. I hover around 200, with pretty decent HDLs.

Genetic testing showed I (may) have some genetic issues around cholesterol recycling, so it's not a one-size-fits-all thing.

and crazy rare runewords, ubers, grinding for sets, etc. We learned a lot about planning content for "end game" in that era of gaming.

Diablo 1 had... I don't really remember. What did I do sinking hundreds of hours into the game?

Performance isn't great. We're using codepipeline/codebuild (triggered via jenkins), and it's common to wait 30 seconds while the step is being created

Cloudbuild on the gcp side has had much better performance

I stay pesca for ease of diet. Even in nowhere, US you can walk into a diner and get a fish sandwich.

"how often are you in nowhere, US?"

and that's about how often I eat fish. To me it's just a less bad choice, which in my brain is still a net positive gain on the meal.

I've had an impossible burger, and cooked very well it almost made me pull my waiter aside and verify I wasn't eating meat.

Also ate meat for decades, so I also am very familiar with it.

Just swung around to this. You are killing it :P

(good job!)

That would be worthwhile in the README! If you agree I'll PR the instructions

It'd be a great/easy to use docker image. I'd go that route before I'd worry about npm/php/golang on my system.

idempotent requests, stateless services, etc are all parts of a fault tolerant system.

your service has a few ways to deal with a dependency going down -- maybe it's a retry, maybe it's opening a circuit breaker and returning a default payload instead of calling that service.

It really depends on what specifically the service is and what it's calling (so it's a very case by case issue).

One of the very neat features of istio is that you can do this tuning in real time -- spin up your services, simulate faults, and then test your service while tuning your retry logic to see what the best user experience is.

quite a few SaaS products I've used -- they set out to make application A, ran into a problem building application A (like "wow looking at these logs is difficult, let's build a quick tool that solves this problem") and the solution they built became their real SaaS product.