I spent my holiday vibe-coding a web game. Perhaps uninteresting except that I don't know anything about a) games; b) web-dev; c) Typescript, React, CSS, etc.
The goal was to not write code. What actually happened is that I learned a new language "by accident", mostly coding tests.
"Our website is currently experiencing heavy demand. Please try again shortly."
It's almost 2026 - there's just no excuse for this.
I am sure we can find one for you. :)
I won a round of Exploding Clusters against my kids! I thought you might want to know.
Blame KubeCon -- we should stop trying to have it in the south. First Austin, now Atlanta.
I packed shorts, jeans, and sweaters. I hope I am covered.
Believe it or not, I still have some special Kubernetes stickers left from KubeCon's past. If you see me around, say hello and ask for a sticker!
For the moment my flight is alive and on-time. See you all soon!
I don't post so often, these days, but this made my day.
Versioned rollback is finally a thing in k8s.
cloud.google.com/blog/product...
Anyone else worried about the air traffic control situation, what with KubeCon just around the corner?
Sarted with windows. That reveals roof leaks, roof is 30 yrs old, so new roof. Roofer hit fire sprinkler so fix that, but they are 30 years old, so replace them. 30 year old PVC tends to break, so now we have holes in the ceiling.
git reset --hard HEAD^ my_house
Home maintenance is not for the weak of spirit. Or of wallet.
JFC, this project never ends. It's one thing after another. We should have just moved.
I cannot find a good Chicago dog anywhere in California EXCEPT the lone Portillo's down in Orange County.
It's 2025. If your project's "how to install" document tells me "curl <url> | sh", you are dead to me.
When you find an interesting product online but it's just a little too expensive to YOLO, so you scour the web for reviews or comparisons or just the technical spec and find NOTHING...do you really want to buy that product?
The "locate a dealer" vibe is off-putting. I guess this one is not for me.
I can't tell you how much fun I am having, making Gemini and/or ChatGPT edit a picture of my house to change the color. We need to re-paint, and this is so much better than collecting paint cards from Home Depot.
If there are blanks, I could bring you stickers. If you want to 3D print some, I am out of my depth :)
The answer is "kyoob-kuttel". "cuddle" is an acceptable pronunciation for folks with lazy accents like Americans.
I saw Weird Al at Illinois State University in 1994 (I think) and it remains a core memory of college! 30 years later, just as awesome.
FWIW, Ingy was helpful in reviewing KYAML, even if they are not a fan of it in the end.
Good call out, Leigh. KYAML is aimed at Kubernetes usage patterns, though adding non-string keys would not be THAT hard (famous last words).
I'm a pragmatist - the one thing I can exert influence over is Kubernetes. K8s has been part of the problem, namely the proliferation of YAML, so I figure we should be part of a solution.
If other projects like it, well I have good news - the formatting library and a reflow tool are open-source :)
We can't change the default `-o yaml` to this because there are bazillion helm charts out there which template-insert block-style YAML, which will not work when inserted into the middle of this flow-style.
It has to have a different name and be opt-in.
HJSON and JSON5 were both considered, but "strict subset of YAML" was the dominant consideration.
You get take a KYAML document and apply it in any cluster of pretty much any previous version.
Given how shallow ConfigMap is as an API, it seems like it will benefit less from KYAML than (e.g.) Deployments.
But yes, the #1 thing KYAML can't do is a clean multi-line string.
caveat: I'm not pretending to be an expert in either approach, I just happened to see that article recently.
Prometheus is modelled on Google's internal systems, for better or worse, and it has a huge ecosystem.
1% per year - that number haunts me.
Heard on a rock radio station today IN CALIFORNIA: a disgusting DHS commercial, full of heinous fear-mongering and of passionate kissing of Trump's ass.
Uggh.
YES YES YES!!
Ok, to temper my enthusiasm -- did anyone thing "History of the World Part 2" was good? Brooks can often be hilarious but sometimes his humor comes across like an 11 year old boy.
Still, benefit of the doubt.
