pip install advik

TIL: Android apps can detect they're being Uninstalled. stackoverflow.com/questions/1869…

@yanabantai Xubuntu (ubuntu+xfce) because I had 1GB of ram lol

Did everyone start their Linux journey with Ubuntu?

no questions about projects or past work, no detailed questions, as if they're following a script and ticking boxes.

and the best part? they'll give an assignment now and then another system design interview, all this for a junior role and a mediocre salary.

why are *most* indian interviewers so lazy and bad? Just had a 1 vs 4, where my camera was on and theirs wasn't.

@DudeWhoCode resume.advik.one home.advik.one my resume is backend inclined, but I tinker around my homelab A LOT, and have finally built something solid that my family and I use everyday. so I can easily setup a ci/cd, reverse proxy, firewall, all the jazz.

@ThisIsAdvik send your resume if you’re looking out

Does anyone know any platform/devops engineers who doesn’t keep uttering “Kubernetes” either every 5 minutes or when asked how to host a CRUD web app? Someone with first principles thinking and knows architecture fundamentals?

@flyingcakes85 great article man. I do have a minor nitpick about the "honourable" and "shri". I don't think we should be putting politicians on a pedestal.

snehit.dev/posts/swadeshi… Because people are talking compiled in india zeroes and ones

@yukti_x you wake up after 10

how do unemployed people wake up and feel excited if they have no scrum to attend at 10

@aethei7v and so little time

There's SO much to do

@iavins oh that's fun when your app crashes

published a new blog post! its super short though, could have been a tweet too

@willmcgugan there should be one and only one way to do it

I'd love to have Ruby's range syntax in Python. I'm sure this must of been discussed, and presumably rejected? The issue I have with the range builtin as that it is non inclusive. If I want a loop that counts from 1 to 10, I do this: for n in range(1, 11): ... I'm counting to 10, but 10 appears nowhere in that code. I've been using Python for long enough to have internalize that, but I'd prefer something like the following: for n in 1..10: ... I see 10 there. I don't have to subtract 1 to know what the last value will be. Alternatively, a `to` keyword? for n in 1 to 10: ... Or maybe it requires parenthesis? for n in (1 to 10): ... Too radical maybe? It could also be used in the match statement. Something like this: match http_response.code: case 0..99: ... case 100..199: .... Have I already tweeted something like this? Don't know why it popped in to my head just now.

@aethei7v try zellij

configuring tmux and neovim is like moving stuff around in my little cabin so I can live comfortably :3

@sadservers_com do write a blog too!

SadServers guy at kwlug.org/node/1436 showing a expense of CAD $1,000/month for running 0.2 vCPUs in a default managed cloud Kubernetes cluster 😱 (there was a "mistakes - lessons learned" slide)

@flyingcakes85 Parasite film has a rain scene, which shows how it's like for the for the unpriviliged.

Rainy days are fun ONLY if you're in a place with good public infra Otherwise good luck reaching the grocery shop

@sadservers_com btw how much does it cost to provide the free scenarios per user per hour?

@ThisIsAdvik I’ve considered it (see the end of #roadmap" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/sadservers/sad… ) and may add in the future but for now spot VMs work well for my use case. Managed K8s I’m finding really expensive, may write an article about the issues I’ve faced.

Whenever there’s code creating infra resources, there needs to be separate code verifying and destroying if needed. Just thundering herd’ed myself a bit because code creating pods ran every minute and it takes 2 minutes for a scale up VM to come up in my K8s bluster 🫤

@Hi_Mrinal @christomitov yea bun compile just bundles the runtime. what is the build stage for?

@ThisIsAdvik @christomitov even when we compile with Bun its not a standalone binary like go would produce and for the multi stage I am just including the runtime and my code nothing else

My submission for a backend engineering role in Japanese startup > Mount any SQLite file and get a read-only SQL interface > <3 MB Docker image, built using bun, ts and websockets

@Hi_Mrinal @christomitov you need a runtime for js? what's the point of multi stage here?

@christomitov using alpine with multi stage build