memenetes

I could be mistaken, but I think this is a Kubernetes.

"hi my name is pandora and welcome to my first unboxing video"

We are currently in the process of migrating our stuff to Java Operator SDK v3 ... HOLY SMOKES THIS IS GREAT. The addition of dependent ressources and workflows is amazing. The code become so much cleaner and better to read! Massive kudos to everyone involved!

Read the latest coverage of our open-source release of Constellation on VentureBeat! With Constellation, we are making #confidentialcomputing accessible for everyone. venturebeat.com/security/is-co…

Using prompt injection to exfil the original (hidden) prompt, I absolutely love this new form of ML attack

If you don’t love the product, and you don’t love the team, you won’t go the distance.

Don’t argue with idiots on the Internet. How do you know you’re arguing with an idiot? Because they’re arguing with idiots on the Internet.

Google SRE Cosplay

"Kotlin is now the recommended programming language for server-side JVM usage at Google, set to replace Java while still providing access to a large existing Java ecosystem." youtu.be/o14wGByBRAQ

Google seems like a pretty simple app. It’s just a text input box with a bunch of web links as an output. Does it really need more than 10 engineers to maintain?

Trying Kubernetes for the first time

I expected technology to make programming less laborious, as it does to most things. But I have to admit I expected it to happen by programmers switching to more powerful languages, rather than continuing to write programs full of boilerplate, but having AIs generate most of it.

If you're interested in hardware performance. Check out these slides! brendangregg.com/Slides/SREcon2…

I saw this one on a forum for artists. Applies maybe even more to us, I would think. reddit.com/r/programmerhu…

Sex is cool but have I ever showed you how I make my coffee at home

I described some of the most beautiful and famous mathematical theorems to Midjourney. Here is how it imagined them: 1. "The set of real numbers is uncountably infinite."

If you don't know that license key you weren't a nerd in the 90's.

I have EVERYTHING encrypted. Tiny tinfoil hat, guilty as charged. But what happens if I get hit by a bus? My trusted people need a way in. That's why I built teSSSera to split secrets into multiple pieces. #ShamirSecretSharing made useable: tesssera.z0id.net