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Hi drugesso - Thanks for getting back to me. I actually signed up to premium to get support for this issue. Got one email back, replied and then never heard back :(

It would be really great if there is a human I could speak to at GitLab about this. I've put my email in my profile.

Lots of magic for me, I've broken a (dev) k8s cluster by installing Istio via Gitlab k8s integration. The overhead appeared to be non-negligible, but I noped-out-of-there pretty quick, so I don't have the data to back that up.

Isn't that incredibly illegal? Like years-in-prison illegal?

Ah yeh, sorry, my mental maths strayed a bit into hyperbole there, it's more like 4-5x

Sure.

YMMV but numbers of them! we offer good salary/benefits etc, but on the whole senior and mid-level devs seem to be contracting for our tech stack (React/Node) and that's a path I'm not particularly keen on going down.

edit: if anyone reads this and wants a job, I've put my email in my profile.

I feel your pain. Trying to hire perm in London at the moment is a real challenge, even with a recruiter. Contractor rates are obscene (5-8x perm). Recruiting and retaining is what keeps me awake at night over and above any tech issues that I'm working on.

I have to dissent unfortunately, I find it slow, buggy, unwieldy, and it will frequently do crazy things to HTML formatted emails.

This looks fantastic! My project has a build process that transpiles the source directory using Babel to a build dir, and then runs from that. Is it possible to use a sourcemap to debug based on the pre-transpiled source?

edit: i've built the sourcemaps, and like devtools, it is recognising them, but even though the source directory is in the working tree, it doesn't pick them up...

Would highway/motorway/autobahn miles be an acceptable substitution?

the key on my mcbook ir no longer works, which is rel pin in the ss.

I've just signed a 3-year fixed term @ 1.49% (at which point i'll then have to find another...). I'm pretty amazed at how different it seems to be in the US.

there's a babel plugin for this: https://www.npmjs.com/package/babel-plugin-transform-optiona...

> atrocious JSON-based query DSL (seriously thought it was a joke at first)

I could not agree more, I found this in my codebase https://i.imgur.com/44stiHv.png

I've never seen an odder choice of data structure.

I think I'd by the 3x leveraged inverse of my consumption habits.

per day. Every day.

Which was like a pint and a half. Pretty powerful stuff.

I may be being dumb here, but what does bias refer to in the first point? Is it a social thing, or does it refer to being dogmatically biased towards certain frameworks/methodologies? Perhaps both.

and don't eject until you really need to! CRA is fantastic and surprisingly extensible.

I know I'm a glutton for punishment but the eeepc 701 keyboard is the best I've ever typed on. I miss it to this day.

I tend to use Amazon Workspaces for this. It's a joy to work with(especially now it supports two screens). Having a desktop that is exactly the same wherever I am doesn't sound like much but is one of those small things that you really miss when it's gone. I'm not aware of any other providers, though I'm sure there are 1000s. One nice advantage of Workspaces is that it integrates with Amazon AD out of the box.

Recruiters are like the Booking.com of people though.

I used to work a night shift in a cash depot that routinely stored over £200m. It was famously the subject of a heist, and the robbers only quit at £30m because they couldn't fit any more in. That was a lot of money.

I feel like it might be fun (though ultimately utterly utterly worthless) to make a kind of 'best guess' one. I have genuinely no idea where one would start...

Is there a measure of the most fully liquid richest person? i.e. the individual that holds the most cash.

I really enjoyed using http://searchkit.co/ a while back. If i were to do it again, I'd probably roll my own, as IIRC state management with searchkit was a bit of a black box, but it is a pretty nice drop-in lib .

Hmm, not sure about the very grandiose 'quadruple plagal cadence' over 'circle of fifths'

I'd like to submit IBM Watson services. That was a waste of an afternoon. And then a morning. And then another afternoon.

If you think about it, rapidly reusable suborbital rockets are like a physical version of the communication you describe here. It's plausible to physically be anywhere in the world (if you burn enough fuel) within 30 minutes. Ditto up to 10 tonnes of cargo.