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Man I wish Apple would add docker api compatibility to Apple containers

Literally the only time i've needed to get into the dashboard this month. Fuuuuuuuuuuu

Asianometry is fantastic

Org instances have been affected by these outages too. Including the one today

That's a great idea i've had floating around in my head too!

Maybe a cost explorer emulator would be a fun april fools joke someday :D

Awesome, appreciate the feedback!

Good question. I'm driving mostly off of my own use cases currently, so AWS SDK/CLI/Terraform compatibility. Response formats, codes, messages are best effort, there's a little work to be done there still. There's some gaps around request validation still too.

The idea is to build up a good suite of integration/regression tests as cases are identified by myself or the community (if there is one) through development.

Yep integration is my use case as well. It’s nice to not have to worry about setting up real infrastructure for testing client code, parallel execution if you’re on a team, clearing out state each run, etc…

I can definitely relate. There's nights my wife and I get to bed and sorta just look at eachother and go "what the hell was that". Those days are hard.

I find the days that I forget myself and throw myself into trying to be a good dad are the days I find joy in fatherhood. Weekends especially I try to forget the stresses of work and productivity and everything else and try to spend as much time with them as possible. Playing, teaching, and learning with them.

Not saying it's universal. Just a datapoint from me.

Great way of putting it. It's the sort of thing you just have to trust others and jump into. If you think about it too much it just doesn't make sense.

Can't precompile for all the combinations of hardware, driver version, operating systems, etc... It's not really a vulkan specific problem and it's hard to solve. (for desktops anyways)

They use bgfx for bedrock edition.

https://github.com/bkaradzic/bgfx

https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/attribution

I discovered swaks recently, god I love that tool

Progress on learning Korean.

Get at least one programming project to the point I can show it off.

Fix my focusing problem and consume much less content.

Valve employs like <400 people

It bewilders me. Software's gotta be easier than hardware right? Not that either is easy but as a software engineer, the engineering that goes into modern hardware mystifies me.

That's insanely cool! I love fun applications of FPGA like this.

That's what I did, bought a used one with 64GB and a dent in the back for ~$1k a year back or so. Some of the best money i've ever spent.

I loved asking questions as a kid. To the point of annoying adults. I would have loved to sit and ask these AI questions about all kinds of interests when I was young.

Dude I love your game. Been playing it on steam deck, thanks for putting good controller support in!

I’m curious if this is due more to climate or species of grass in an area.

To prevent bots from claiming them and then selling them on shady 3rd party sites

I’m so sad I let my subscription lapse. I was grandfathered in at the $5 price point for quite a while.

I’ve found self hosted alternatives to a lot of services I’d need to pay for. I run everything on a raspberry pi k8s cluster that probably costed around $400 to build. It’s paid for itself already.

Now if only I could convince my wife that we don’t need Netflix….

Does the $11 happen to be Runescape? :) It caused quite a stir when they upped the subscription price.

Thank you for the excellent answer!

The author mentions ingresses don’t work for non-http TCP traffic. Is that true?

+1 for thelounge, ui is great and it seems very stable. Been running an instance for about a year and a half with no downtime except updates

I was going to say I miss the age in video games where there were well known players like Sid Meier or Will Wright, but then I noticed the article was written by Geoff Keighley who I still know of today for running the game awards. Kinda funny.