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So if you get an omelette at a restaurant, I can call it an eggless omelette because I didn’t have to cook the eggs myself?
by cortesoft 6y ago
So if you get an omelette at a restaurant, I can call it an eggless omelette because I didn’t have to cook the eggs myself?
- throwaway894345 6y agoThis would make a lot of sense if the de-facto restaurant experience involved you cooking your own eggs, especially if the egg-cooking experience was notoriously laborious and expensive. If we swap "egg" and "cooking" with "VM" (or "bare metal" if it suits you better) and "maintaining", suddenly "serverless" doesn't sound so ridiculous.
- fxleach 6y agoNo no, it still sounds ridiculous.
- unethical_ban 6y agoIf "egg" was an overloaded term that meant the noun "egg" and the noun "process of cooking an egg for an omelette", then yes, you could.
- mypalmike 6y agoAgile isn't really agile. Cloud computing isn't really in clouds. Personal computers aren't that personal. Serverless isn't really serverless. Who cares.