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Best resource to learn kubernetes? What in-depth video course, article series or book would you recommend to learn kubernetes? The goal is to get to junior devops level of expertise, so I’m not talking about ‘learn k8s in one hour crash course’.

as long as þe web continues to be as bad as it is NomadNet can be used as a CLI! It is an alternative to the web built upon reticulum, a decentralised network stack. Now I’m half serious. I know NomadNet is only at its early stages of evolution and websites there are very primitive. It can’t really compete with the tcp/ip web. But I do think we should start using it.

Bruh, it’s clearly not AI style. Too elaborate and thought through.

Did they actually decide against mass scanning for good or are they just going to rebrand it again? I'm confused

Check out Dreaming Spanish. They are using Automatic Language Growth method which imitates the way children learn their first language. Instead of learning the mechanics of the language, you naturally absorb it by immersing yourself in native content supplied with lots of context such as gestures, sounds, images etc. The end result is supposed to be developing an intuitive sense of the language and reaching a near native-like level of competence in it.

Ubuntu for many years, then back to Windows, then Arch for a year and now NixOS for about 1.5 years

Makes sense. I think there's no way they're going to leave this idea.

This! I've got 7 machines running NixOS already and using Linux on so many machines is only manageable with the reproducibility NixOS provides. Whenever I lay my hands on a new server, PC, laptop, tablet or phone, I just add a few lines for it in my config, run a single nixos-anywhere command and it's good to go. Syncing changes is also just two commands: git pull && nh os switch. Been using NixOS for a year and a half and it still can'st stop to amaze me

Haha people die, so funny

Are you considering adding Ilyenkov? I think his works are a great source to understand dialectics in their development.

How much is it safe? I may be just paranoid, but I’ve always been suspicious of all these activators.

Do you run Linux on those ESPs?

Can’t wait for RISC-V to get at least comparably as performant as proprietary processors! Having open source hardware which we might one day even be able to produce ourselves is an absolute marvel.

Not sure to what extent this is true, but people say AI is made available for free because the profit comes from influencing people’s views and thus cultivating profitable behaviours.

Yes, but they pay to be able to influence people.

Linux Mint. It was specifically created for this use case. It just works. That’s it.