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  • You can’t say “near zero” you don’t have the numbers.

    It depends entirely on circumstance.

    And you know that.

    But it’s wonderful that you want to judge me as a keyboard warrior. I applaud how tough you are. Have a nice day.

  • Right????

    I don’t know about ranked choice voting, frankly I believe the foxes are in the hen house and there isn’t much we can do…

    But like… who do I vote for? The conservatives that still want to hate on basic sexual health and destroy healthcare? The liberals that want to do a few nice things but stop short of meaningful change?

    Like…. ???

    Here’s hoping that the ndp pull out a huge and useful platform, because that would be great, but after a few years in charge, they’ll do the same and still screw the populace.

    I can’t trust any of them.

  • Well I’m an awful writer, so yes

    But it’s more that I think the ai will very decent works in the search engines and listings on websites

    Because the listings and search on websites are also generated content and not overly intelligent

  • That’ll only last for a few seconds.

    But this time next year, the number of Astro turfed fake online personas that are AI generated is going to be insane.

    Unless someone finds a way to fight it (which I’m not counting on)

    The ai authors will have real conversations with other ai profiles, making it look like a real person with real family and real friends.

    We are entering the post-truth era.

    May your deity of choice have mercy on our souls.

  • K8s is that “restart” mechanism.

    Docker images are just the thing that it restarts.

    Docker itself or “docker compose” can restart images and do everything you need, but if you want to go the full k8s it’s complicated but great learning

  • look up a tutorial on “dockerfile” as you’re essentially making one that installs your app.

    Dockerfiles are basically “install” scripts that define how to set up a new machine with your application.

    You’ll want to start with a base docker image that already has 90% of what you need.

    look up docker hub nginx images and just create a docker file to populate your app to the nginx that’s already been installed there. Use the nginx image as your “source image” in docker.

    It acts like a virtual machine template to launch your own docker image

  • The docker image needs to actually host the site, so more than just files, you’ll need nginx in the image.

    K8s is WAY over complicated for this, it’s designed for auto scaling and self healing, but I’m assuming you’re using this as a “cool” or “learning” exercise.

    Helm packages for k8s are super helpful and will give you a template for all the networking pieces

  • You need to start with docker.

    Get your ci building a docker image of your site

    Then host the docker image on a repo somewhere.

    Once you have it running in a container you can easily find a “how to” for k8s.

    The basics of k8s are:

    A collection (or single in this case) of images form a pod (virtual machine) that pod exposes ports to a service.

    The service is a single app comprised of a collection of pods (usually only one actually)

    The service then needs to expose ports to an ingress (think of an ingress like a load balancer) and the ingress will take the external ports to the cluster and use some magic to forward traffic to you pod

  • I always had the high end network, and I still hate them.

    Wemo devices randomly stop working, tplink devices don’t give you access to all of the controls/data, myQ just decided to shit the bed, Tuya intermittently shits the bed, all the management apps and their separate credentials are a fucking pain, the integrations are painful and numerous and my zigbee/zwave just keep trucking along.

  • I have! The Tuya zigbee presence sensors.

    They are WAY better because they detect presence rather than motion, so they stay on even if you’re not moving.

    The m100 Check if you’re getting the 5ghz or 22ghz

    Not sure which I recommend, I’m waiting on the 22’s now for a room that’s bigger than 6M

    The 5ghz’s can’t sense more than 6 metres

  • The bulb based system is painful when you hit a normal light switch and it doesn’t do what you expect it to do because the bulb is “intelligent”

    Depends on scénario really, but yeah I’m getting away from “internet dependant”