ooooooh I found a gazillion crashes

@diegovsky I have talked to the docs people and so far, two of them are politely saying no 😅

@diegovsky

[package.metadata.docs.rs]
rustdoc-args = ["--html-in-header", "docs/meta/highlight.html"]

this ? interesting workaround, I like my syntax highlighting server-side tho

I would normally go for tree-sitter but I understand that the grammars get heavy, so I will settle for syntect!

Okay, I've started porting facet.json on top of facet.solver. I found some even more evil edge cases, and I'm now implementing deferred validation in facet.reflect and grouped batched allocation of types like `Arc<str>`, `Arc<[T]>` for it to be efficient.

okay! now facet-solver disambiguates not only based on key names, but also on value types!

it now passes evil tests like picking between an `u8` and `u16` enum variant, or between `DateTime` and `String` (which are both JSON strings).

and it does so very efficiently! only asking for a parse if […]

see this is what I meant re: facet's direction. if I'm not trying to make the tiniest lib ever I'm free to make it have the best DX/UX

I mean C'MON isn't that gorgeous (I know, miette is cheating but still)

why am I excited about this? because it's building a (cached) graph of all possibilities which is then very efficient, and it can report errors with great detail — including undeserializable schemas/shape

"ansible replacement plan" update: I made facet-kdl /really good/ (in screenshot: miette reports)

finishing that up, then moving on to the other components.

@whitequark It seems like this would require patience. Do you know where to buy patience?

@jannem the one that does the config x)

For high availability you want a minimum of three nodes, so it goes: HA, HA, HA.

> The etcd nodes are rejecting each other's connections because the certificates don't match. When all three nodes restarted simultaneously, they may have regenerated their etcd certificates, and now they don't trust each other.

Distributed systems were a mistake.

"The pods can't talk to each other" — Good! that means they can't unionize.

Man, there's so many ways to fuck up a Kubernetes cluster. It's kind of impressive, honestly.

...has anybody seen Quorum? I think we've lost him

Ooohhh calico doesn't need to be dual-stack because it's internal stuff ahhhhhh

Back up! Now I just realized that the VPS I'm gonna do BGP from only has an IPv4. I mean, eventually it's gonna have a whole /44 of IPv6, but for now it has nothing!