Enjoy it. A night out is now cheaper.
thelastknowngod
joined 1 year ago
In Turkey, tobacco counts as a vegetable.
I have a function called up. I do up X where X is the number of directories I want to go up.
up() {
if [[ $# -eq 0 ]]; then
cd ..
return 0
fi
local path i
for (( i=0; i < $1; i++ )); do
path+=../
done
cd "$path"
}
EDIT: Don't know if it's just me but if you see < it should be the less than character.
Don't overthink this. Just start using something.
That guy and his entourage in Shibuya every year dressed as Xi Jinping.
My mom did this. When she told me about it I thought that it was a great idea. I'm planning on doing the same.
We had a service that compiles a dataset once per quarter. The total size is ~30gb. We were starting a container, storing it on an EFS volume, and mounting like any other disk.
Every time a pod started it would need to read this data into memory so we would get quick initial start-up time but the time to be ready for traffic still took a while.
Since we didn't need to update it very often, we decided to just package the compiled dataset into the container and skip the EFS volume. We updated the image pull policy to ifNotPresent so it cut egress traffic pricing from EFS to zero. Now there is a cost to pull the image from ECR but that's only if the pod is being scheduled onto a node it hasn't been run on before. There was no noticable change in behavior or performance and we saved a bunch on cost.
Sometimes the big, dumb option is the right choice.
Should get out of that habit.. Hopefully this is better.
https://pixelfed.social/p/thelastknowngod/624885702810365387
My partner is Turkish. She said that this is how America looks in her brain.
Who cares.