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IHLayman
·9 mesi fa·discuss
“ What will happen to democracy in a world where 100% of the population are 27/7 consumers?”

…we’ll add three hours to our day?

Bu seriously, I support what you are saying. This is why the entire consumer system needs to change, because in a world with no jobs it is by definition unsustainable.
IHLayman
·10 mesi fa·discuss
> "Smart Local Control" home devices work as expected until the electronics fail

Recently one of my Zigbee-controlled thermostats started pumping cold air constantly. To fix it, all I had to do was open and examine the board; one of the varistors got some battery acid on it when I had an alkaline battery burst in the unit. Because it was a no-name with an actual PCB, I was able to solder a new varistor in place, and it works good as new.

So I would say that "Smart Local Control" isn't the problem, but rather the ability to repair the thing. Also, the thermostat was $45 when I purchased it 5 years ago, so it was a good investment IMO. I think that's why everyone is upset about the Nest gen 1 and 2 sunsetting; there should be no reason that these devices should be breaking now (no failing electronics) but they die anyway because the company is too cheap to keep an extra endpoint running.
IHLayman
·10 mesi fa·discuss
You don’t need an LLM for this. Use `kubectl` to create a simple pod/service/deployment/ingress/etc, run `kubectl get -o yaml > foo.yaml` to bring it back to your machine in yaml format, then edit the `foo.yaml` file in your favorite editor, adding the things you need for your service, and removing the things you don’t, or things that are automatically generated.

As others have said, depending on an LLM for this is a disaster because you don’t engage your brain with the manifest, so you aren’t immediately or at least subconsciously aware of what is in that manifest, for good or for ill. This is how bad manifest configurations can drift into codebases and are persisted with cargo-cult coding.

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IHLayman
·5 anni fa·discuss
Reminds me of the multiple YAML bugs that have plagued Kubernetes such as https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/82296

It is interesting how the standard of any language seems to diverge due to just the implementation from different parsers.