Both my wife and I have a #LEGO set with a light kit hooked up to our #gaming#PC's. So that when our PC's are on the light kit in the hooked up set is on. Due to the motherboard during #WoL the #USB ports those sets are hooked into are always supplying power. As a result they would always be turned on. So used #nodered with information from a #ESP presence sensor, and information from the #unifi#switch the PC's are connected to to determine if they are on. When they are off the NIC speed is
lowered to 10Mbit instead of the full 2.5Gbit. Used a #AND node in Node Red to get it to work. So now we can just walk out to have dinner and the light kits turn off after a minute of two 🎉 .
Run your own #kubernetes cluster on #raspberrypi's they said, it will be fun they said. So now once every blue moon there is a leader change in the middle of a #terraform apply 🤣
@ninoles@badnetmask Hard agree here, the infrastructure under your application and services such as redis/postgres/etc shouldn't be a concern to developers. But they do need to understand network/storage latency and how it impacts them, blue green deployments, non-destructive migrations. Essentially everything that directly matters to their application. But where and how exactly the infrastructure works nah. IaC is IMHO for ops.
@SenseException@MarkBaker what's the point of a paywall when AI scans the applications handles the first 95% anyway, before the first human even gets eyes on?
@dwarf@SuitedUpDev Working for 5 years for a US company now. And while I feel the same in general. It depends on the company. Would likely not make the choice myself, but this happened through acquisition so it was find a new job or stick around and find out.
@SuitedUpDev@dwarf It grew over those 5 years as I grew as an SWE/SRE, but not US 500K total comp levels of growth. Still an NL employee working from NL. Not complaining at all tho. Honestly I have no idea what Dutch IT standards are at this point.
@NanoSector Both would work. Especially since it does queries in parallel by default. You're limited to the amount of connections your database server lets you open to it. And even then it's pooled from the ORM side by default.
Took a couple of weeks but it's reliably running locally on my laptop. At higher throughput than some years ago on dedicated hardware, before the refactoring 😎 .
@merms No need to apologise for prioritising your newborn over replying. Congratulations 🎉 ! And yes there should be a 1.0 release. Doing the merging of both clients is a bit box to tick off for that.
And yes you're right, it had its own event loop in the sync client. Kinda forgot about that after yanking it out 😅 .
To bad you can't help me test 0.6 before tagging it outside my own set up for it. But thanks for the context on it.
