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> Buying a more modest apartment or house can mean working less or retiring sooner Additionally there should be some self-sustainability in community. I wouldn't mind, if apartament was connected to power grid that includes solar pa
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I agree, as long as there is no guarantees for your human rights, we'll continue to live in scary world, where being fired might literally mean death or suicide or becoming criminal. I know that in my country many men took their life,
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4y ago
I experimented with nootropics in the past and currently I just stick to vitamin D3 + K2 + Omega 3 (DHA/EPA). In case I need to focus I just add 300/600mg of Alpha GPC (but I don't use it frequently, once I start to become ir
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Yet it happens in many companies, when team is working on non-critical systems or in extreme cases, even on critical systems. I sometimes feel like some people in IT are detached from reality, not everything is mission critical system and n
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4y ago
There's a lot of baggage that comes with each language. I could probably learn any language at that point, but it also takes time to learn whole ecosystem, mostly used libraries and tools. You typically can't do this in week or tw
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4y ago
I agree, but ability to code well may help you to guide others. In case that you can code, you may create diagrams as well. You can also create presentations from code. You can point out what is important to solve given problem and use code
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How deeply do you go in details with that kind of scope? Do you regularly discuss architecture decision with all these developers, so they're all aware of impact? Do they actually understand impact? How do you actually verify that crea
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4y ago
In general I agree that low acceptance rate with negative selection based on arguments like "it's not novel", "it's obvious" is toxic. I get it that capacity for conference might be limited, so gatekeeping migh
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4y ago
Honestly, I'm still not sure, why would I use something like RocksDB instead or in addition to plain PostgreSQL/MongoDB/Redis instances. I don't work with a lot of data, but typically my decisions base on basic factors a
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4y ago
It depends on your requirements, for basic development setup, you just need modern computer with installed Docker, k3d that runs in Docker containers and Tilt to build/deploy your docker image to local k3d docker registry and little k8
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4y ago
In general I agree, but details are important here. I don't disagree that progress is important, I don't disagree that everything requires some prerequisites, but I don't agree that being novel or hard to understand is positi
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4y ago
I would not say that it was provocative, news is about lecture from author, so I provided my opinion and additional context on author. Is it provocative to mention dislike for author based on what she says and back it with evidence? In cont
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I might be in this case strict on being humble, but you won't hear that kind of comment from person that tries to share something good with world. Why should we judge good novelist based on being too novel to understand for average per
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Even with functional state, lack of access to clean water might be new risk due to climate changes and general world instability. What if, prices of clean water will rise due to some events? Today we have energy crisis in Europe and who wou
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4y ago
Kubernetes is not really complex at what it tries to achieve, but there might be some scenarios, where you need more tailored tool for the job. Would I use k8s just for static websites or single API? No. Would I use k8s, for rarely updated
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> But it's always strange to me when people say the same thing to mean the opposite, that prosperity is just luck, and not the result of anyone's work at all. It's easier to achieve success, when you're born in rich f
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5y ago
I agree, I learned Kubernetes, we use it in our company and to be honest, we could live without it, but it was just ugly, due to lack of good standardization. Now we have GitOps and can easily use tools like Argo Workflows, Argo CD and Argo
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I also wonder how feasible would be to use TPM. Is it even supported for use from web applications? I'm also don't aware about similar hardware solutions for mobile devices. Another thing, it's mentioned that we don't co
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I agree, you can do a lot with C++, there's a lot of advanced libraries for different purposes, but it's simply not pleasant experience, especially, if anyone gets fancy with everything that C++ offers and you need to understand i
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In general, that seems like greatest improvement that can be made, because they optimized language itself. They made it efficient, but still readable, so you can just read or write the code without much/any Googling. I never really und
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5y ago
Anyone can recommend similar articles/blogs that focus on optimization of networking/computing in Linux/cloud environments? This kind of articles are very informative, because they refer to advanced mechanisms that I either h
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Another question: how do you make people maintain quality docs? Sometimes I start to doubt, if it's even possible to maintain some order with bigger solutions, because even if you can force yourself to document well everything, there w
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6y ago
Working fully remotely? In IT it's no-brainer, why would I spend time on everyday commuting, spend time in office where I can't feel fully comfortable, especially when company come up with open space idea and waste my productivity
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6y ago
Personally I agree with idea. Software development and IT nowadays is complex. Do you really think that whiteboard interview can truly check anything? It will check if you can memorize definitions and patterns for solving tricky questions a
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7y ago
I'm not from France, but is it controversial at all? If company wants state support, money needs to stay at the company, that's what it is about, right? Do companies in France could abuse this rule in other way?
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7y ago
I'm not sure why, but my RPI4 become broken 4 times in a row. I returned it 3 times, but finally I gave up. Every time it eventually stopped to boot up and there was solid green and red LED light. There was original raspberry PI case,