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I am not sure I agree that optimizing for laziness will ever be a skill. But indeed, I am not sure it's possible to know everything there is to know about just
by CoryG89 10y ago
I am not sure I agree that optimizing for laziness will ever be a skill. But indeed, I am not sure it's possible to know everything there is to know about just about anything. How can you ever be sure there isn't still something left to discover?
I am reminded of something I used to hear all the time: you learn something new every day.
- hackcrafter 10y agoHa! Yes, my shorted argument of "optimizing for laziness" doesn't sit right, but the core of it how much your choices matter in what you are _not_ building. - Cloud-based apps used to mean managing VMs, keeping kernels up to date, setting security settings on server configs. It doesn't have to[0] - Mobile dev used to mean compiling platform-specific code and shipping it to app-store review. It doesn't have to[1] - Storing state server-side used to mean running your own DBs and worrying about their persistence and multi-host-scaling. Don't even need a reference here since there a so many choices. [0] https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/cloud/library/cl-bluemixfoundry/ https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/cloud/library/cl-bluemixf... [1] https://getexponent.com/ https://getexponent.com/
- dragonwriter 10y ago> Cloud-based apps used to mean managing VMs, keeping kernels up to date, setting security settings on server configs. PaaS offerings where this kind of thing was not required were among the very early dynamically-scaled application platforms to get the "cloud" label. IaaS offerings where this is required and part of the price for greater control exist, to be sure, but have never been the only cloud platforms.
- webmaven 10y agoOr even the first cloud platforms.