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by adra 4y ago
Most metric systems include tags, which allows you to have infinite dimensions of data correlation at your finger tips. Want the full query, or just a normalized version of the query? It should take a couple minutes in most metric engines t
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by adra 4y ago
Logs for machines should probably be expressed as metrics instead, because one can actually take the output of metrics for easy higher order analysis. Logs can do the same, but it takes more human effort to get there.
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by adra 4y ago
Rich people hold most of the shares and they don't want people to know that they're just as self-centered as the rest of us (likely more which is partially what inflated their coffers to begin with, but that's just subjective
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by adra 4y ago
I don't know what's happening but I'm getting way more unsolicited recruiting requests than I have in a very long time (Sr+swe), so either they're more desperate in bringing in seasoned employees to replace the often lig
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by adra 4y ago
This is certainly a data point, but there are a bunch of companies that have qa. The one thing I'll say is that there seems to be an inversion between was and fast ci/cd. When you have people turning over production worthy code da
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by adra 4y ago
I'd argue that New World made gathering and to a lesser degree crafting a lot of fun. The rest of the game was kinda crap, but I did actually enjoy doing material farms.
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by adra 4y ago
With so few death cage fighters, why are there so many brawler games? With so few wanting to be soldiers, why are there so many shooters? Pedantic question to pedantic answers. But my real answer would be that some people are over stimulate
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by adra 4y ago
They're reinvesting like 5-10% of profits on r&d? Something tells me they're already living fat off their existing wins. Ads would only further send apple into the realm of unicorn money printing behemoths.
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by adra 4y ago
It's be hard to track the number who stay and for how long. Just because they're coming to Canada doesn't mean they stay long term. Many immigrate, explore, then move on. Others hope that Canada is a softer immigration path
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by adra 4y ago
Our companies evaluators picked up Cortex for a service registry offering because it did more for them faster, but they may switch over to backstage in time if they find the integration straightforward enough
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by adra 4y ago
Nope, the "elite" will just pick up their money in trusts and corporations, then constantly take out loans against their equity and take out enough from their shelters to pay the interest.. because the interest is less than the ta
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by adra 4y ago
After recently taking on a relatively hefty Kotlin coroutine project for the express purpose of dealing with many suspends from io, I can say coroutines is pretty good at what it does. There are things that loom does better that I've b
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by adra 4y ago
If a group had infinite budgets to actually act on this data effectively and if you could actually ever prove that this data was used for said purpose, you're still violating the privacy of 99.999999 of the people who don't commit
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by adra 4y ago
Ugh, one off data points are just as often wrong as they are right. What adage they give of their success could have just as aptly worked in reverse for you. Luck/timing (aka no strong correlation to actions) is a real thing, and are a
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by adra 4y ago
Java serialization is passe largely because it has huge gaping holes in how one can abuse the serialization loaders to perform very unsafe security holes. And it's incredibly slow, and tied to JVMs, but sadly only really tied to JVM th
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by adra 4y ago
I've dabbled, but really docker is way easier than k8s uses until you start moving into multi-server workloads
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by adra 4y ago
People with emotional issues aren't as likely to be promoted into management. Management is often way more stressful as you're getting dumped on from above, from peer managers, and all the negative feedback from devs all at the sa
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by adra 4y ago
I've never personally felt that race-to-the-bottom capitalism would generally allow for such parasitic drains on productivity, but then again, if you're hiring on past contributions only, how would you as a non-expert in sales&#x2
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by adra 4y ago
Doctors have professional bodies that they can be removed from, same with lawyers, and accountants, and any number of professional associations. But the big differentiator is that largely these professionals do their work solo. They may nee
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by adra 4y ago
Wanting to turn on just one more server to find months of lead time and a bunch of red tape to get stuff done, yeah I don't miss "owning the hardware" one bit. In times of economic hardship when finding skilled labor to manag
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by adra 4y ago
This feels like a crock statement. A Sr developer who's efficient uses every tool at their disposal to be efficient and productive. Primitive IDEs and text editors may help your geek cred score, but as a long term java dev who's m
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by adra 4y ago
During partions you may as well throw the play book away. You could have minority writes on both sides of the cluster and a big nadda to reconcile the two when they're mended. Redis is a great ssytem for what its built for and for the
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by adra 4y ago
I once worked on porting code for a several million line cobol application into Java. My part was a truly herculean set of complex business process (maybe 500kloc) and this task would've been damn near impossible if it wasn't for
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by adra 4y ago
If you're testing gql as anything remotely similar to a database facade, you've already lost. GQL is meant to provide functionality that generally happens to be data backed. If you want to push all your work to the frontend and tr
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by adra 4y ago
I don't know your language of choice, but in the JVM ecosystem, Netflix DGS is so damn simple to build new resolvers.
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by adra 4y ago
Sr enough developers who's role expands beyond a single team, architects, product managers, product owners, the list goes on for the roles of people who are often task of thinking big picture about the health and "end-to-end"
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by adra 4y ago
Frontend teams are often feature partitioned at least in larger orgs. There will need to be some level of feature level backend knowledge to be had somewhere, but backend problems are often feature agnostic. Many companies conflate backend
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by adra 4y ago
I just talked about this with my wife just yesterday about her peer. If you're always the hero to take on too much work and you never keep up, you invite various significant structural problems. You're too useful to remove, you ma
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by adra 4y ago
Most of our cloud hosted request/responses are within the realm of 1-10ms, and that's with the actual request being processed on the other side. Unless there's a poorly performing O(N) stinker in the works, most requests can
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by adra 4y ago
Back in time, k8s was a glorified docker swarm and swarm was largely compose spread over multiple servers, so if you deploy everything on a single computer and don't have requirements to care about redundancy/failover and all that

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