WatchDog

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by WatchDog 5y ago
> (2013) (Thoughtworks) Microservices has certainly proved to be a lucrative trend for consultancies like thoughtworks. I've seen countless projects where a consultancy has been brought in replace some existing monolithic applicati
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by WatchDog 5y ago
Kotlin doesn't have a ternary operator, although `if` is an expression, I still miss it though.
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by WatchDog 5y ago
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by WatchDog 5y ago
GCP seems to be generally better designed though. Despite how conservative towards adding new features, amazon is being described here, I am often unimpressed at how poorly conceived many things are within AWS
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by WatchDog 5y ago
"Service is experiencing increased error rates" - Error rates increased from 0 to 100%
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by WatchDog 5y ago
If my app was already running on the JVM, it's a pretty easy decision to run it embedded.
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by WatchDog 5y ago
Reminds me of Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg's speech in the fifth element. >Life, which you so nobly serve, comes from destruction, disorder and chaos. Take this empty glass. Here it is, peaceful, serene and boring. But if it is [Pushe
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by WatchDog 5y ago
Layman's explanation?
579.
by WatchDog 6y ago
Building a standard maven or gradle project is substantially easier than most other languages, in my experience. I don't have to setup a $GOPATH, downloading dependencies doesn't kick off a million scripts that end up running nati
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by WatchDog 6y ago
I remember being bitten by an RDS update, running in ap-southeast-2. Took out a few of our production databases, seems like Australia is the beta testing region for at least a few services. At least in the US you have the choice of other re
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Seems like a pretty tall order for one bomber to be able to do any significant damage to a facility that size. My understanding is that these facilities run on a fairly skeleton crew, especially at night, with staff generally spending most
582.
by WatchDog 6y ago
Javas security manager system, is usually not in effect for the majority of use cases. While maven/grade dependencies, can't run code on installation, generally once the application is ran/tested, it will be with full user
583.
by WatchDog 6y ago
They are different things. You store your datetimes/instants as UTC, you store your "every day at 9 CST" rule separate from that. Your rule table might have a column for a cron expression, and a column for the tz database nam
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by WatchDog 6y ago
It's mentioned in the readme, but CSM doesn't provide any information as to the resources being accessed, just the service and action, so the best this tool can do is generate policy with wildcard resources. Not ideal, but I guess
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Well, you have ended my streak I guess.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Publishing to maven central isn't particularly difficult, but it is a high friction process. You have to file an issue on a JIRA board. Provide proof of owning a namespace(dns txt record, or github). Wait for a human to review and appr
587.
by WatchDog 6y ago
If you eschew RDS, the largest you can go up to seems to be a u-24tb1.metal. 448 vcpu, 24TiB of RAM, $70 an hour. ~$52k per month.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
While I make heavy use of a password manager, I still choose to memorize my email password, and not store it in a password manager, precisely because it is is relied on so much, and can be used to reset the majority of the passwords stored
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by WatchDog 6y ago
1.4B, not bad for 2 years of work.
590.
by WatchDog 6y ago
He apparently has 14 honorary doctorates, maybe after receiving 10 it's ok.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Is the SiFive U74 open source? I know the RISC-V ISA is, but I thought the SiFive designs were proprietary.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
What I'm saying is that the teachers are left leaning, and it influences their students.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
> This is an umbrellas make it rain reverse causation. I don't see how. > If you look outside the US the education level does correlate with the political spectrum. I didn't mention anything about the US, it's a global
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by WatchDog 6y ago
I don't think analytical thinking has anything to do with political leaning, I'd argue that the US higher education system particularly the humanities is a breeding ground of idealogues. I would say the tendency of education to
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Ah, a typo yes.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
That's a shame, I'm somewhat of a free speech absolutist, barring calls for violence and other obvious illegal speech. Looking into Parlers record on moderation, they don't seem to live up to their own values, removing cont
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by WatchDog 6y ago
> purposefully attracted the absolute dregs of society Have Parler done anything specific to attract extremists, other than taking a hard stance on free speech? Just going by their splash page, and values page, I don't see anythin
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Unsurprisingly it seems that submission has been flagged off the front page, ironic, in the Alanis Morissette sense.
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by WatchDog 6y ago
Right so, when you open the app, you must choose a server to connect to, for the purposes of app verification, you provide a server with heavy moderation. I could see apple having issue with providing pre-filled server selection, but if you
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by WatchDog 6y ago
> “Apple guarantees my privacy and security” Citation needed.

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