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by adra 4y ago
At least in cloud providers, they have secret vaults accessible to their customers. The individual secrets are stored in source code but they're encrypted. We've used SOPS as a valuable way to manage these secrets. You can certain
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by adra 4y ago
If you're losing 10x performance then you're clearly using microservices poorly. Our team of like 6 people produces a crap ton of output. We've got something like 18 well written services that need basically no ongoing suppor
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by adra 4y ago
Just make it simple. Take the cost of the stadium as a no recourse loan against the team. All of a sudden stadiums get produced with "any" level of scrutiny. It's far too easy to ask for more handouts for luxuries when you&#x
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by adra 4y ago
I don't see too many immediate term improvements from what we have today, but I do see GraalVM to be just different enough from mainline OpenJDK releases to question exploring the features of that build (in JVM or native modes). I poke
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by adra 4y ago
I got to play around with Tableau when I was helping my wife in a collage programming course and though I don't have a current use to justify the significant cost, I must say that the tool was amazingly flexible and easy to use. I&#x27
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by adra 4y ago
I'd say your first comment is very true and your second is very untrue. There will be sectors that will generally gravitate to c/c++, and a huge boatload that won't touch them with a ten foot pole. Corp languages are jvm base
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by adra 4y ago
In my youth, I learned basic then Pascal before taking compsci in high school. Despite the fact that I was confident in both, your course supported both languages, but by far the "not a programmer" types chose VB and that was thei
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by adra 4y ago
It is as it always was an attitude of trust and defaults. You can get locked down bootloaders that only load windows and specifically signed Linux distros. This is totally fine for the 99%, but still most bios allow you to drop into non-sec
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by adra 4y ago
Any company that knows better has done a modernization to get to get off it asap. The legacy nature of the products means that the few outlets that still support them or their mainframes are charging exorbitant rates. How much? I had a cust
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by adra 4y ago
We'll, technically his company is under a consent decree and that makes a lot of what twitter changes including internal processes under the FTCs mandate, so no Elon can't just do what he wants to and expect no legal repercussions
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by adra 4y ago
Ah, remember those times that crypto was heralded as some sort of wedge against "2008-level government sponsored corruption? , That was a nice thought while it lasted. Don't get me wrong though, I'd say 2008 was blamed a lot
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by adra 4y ago
I used win2k for like 10 years and continued to play games it as well. I was able to ride on the XP coat tails because between the two, there were only a handful of win32 APIs that were not implemented in 2000. I ended up having to patch a
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by adra 4y ago
You could use agnostics vs atheists as an analog here. Most effectively atheist individuals are most likely technically agnostic because they are open to receive new information in order to have their opinions on the matter changed. A hard
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by adra 4y ago
Subjective and rhetorical, but yes lots of people think there's too much money on the table to just eschew ads in their products. Let's be honest, Apple has a captive market, and their largest real issue is that they make too much
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by adra 4y ago
It sounds about right. At the end of the day, most developers work to produce features. Features and business domains are far less likely to be exciting than technical problems, but the business domain is way more important to adding value.
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by adra 4y ago
Just give it enough time before incentives drive a language with large developer adoption to encourage adoption and wide-spread appeal vs. a niche language that has little value proposition to a company beyond an excuse to keep some key dev
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by adra 4y ago
OpenShift is just k8s with batteries included so the batteries are in a real sense a lock-in to the OpenShift community so take that trade-off as you like. I wouldn't mind, but since your initial post was in the fear of lock-ins, this
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by adra 4y ago
Just plain wrong. Twitter is a broadcast distribution platform, like newspapers, radio, and tv before them. You sure as hell blame the companies who broadcast content on their pulpits. You're welcome to hold that opinion for closed 1-1
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by adra 4y ago
I believe that Graalvm has the ability to take an optimization snapshot at runtime to both build an initial boot pre-optimized mode but I think this is also how their native image is optimized. I'm not entirely sure if the Graalvm nati
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by adra 4y ago
Unless they were asked for, no? You aren't a snowflake and you aren't own praise for something you weren't asked to do. Maybe you work is great and valued (gold star), but your point of being owed something is just a bald fac
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by adra 4y ago
Kotlin (the base language) is really not that different from java. I went from 0 to standing up new backend services with limited friction. Coroutines and maybe frontends are a different story. Java doesn't yet have a coroutines equiv
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by adra 4y ago
Alaska is continental but not continuous. Just imagine living in Porto Rico or any of the other random us protectorates that have no legal voting authority.
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by adra 4y ago
I haven't tried it, but I've heard Pop_OS! is a pretty popular distro these days. If you want something really lean and unobtrusive (though you may need more up front setup), you may want to look at an XFCE based distro (my person
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by adra 4y ago
A monolithic architecture isn't about being the one and only compute tier. It's about defining how many distinct things that any tier does, which is why microservices go well with partitioned teams. Smaller compute business domain
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by adra 4y ago
Gates are non-optimal for good workers where the gates are redundant or pedantic, but absolutely essential to leashing poorly behaving people that will literally ride your company off a cliff. If you don't have the later, then process
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by adra 4y ago
It's interesting you bring up REPLs. I never in 20 years working have ever worked with one. I switched jobs and a few people are coco in love with them. This probably more than anything else comes down the programmer style. I had to us
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by adra 4y ago
I'd aim a little closer to that 1b than 5. Most of the "whale" cash cow games have their own launchers and don't split the revenues. Wow, cod, most MMOs, lol, fortnite, etc all huge franchises with zero steam. Since stea
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by adra 4y ago
Both of those classes are actually illegal to ask about(in Canada at least but probably many nations, so unless the candidate volunteers this information (almost certainly not). Who knows how one could know to reverse discriminate themselve
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by adra 4y ago
I'd generally agree to this. The most recent job I've worked at have amazing management buy-in and empowerment by management to just "get things done fast" that ends up working amazingly well because the freedom we'
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by adra 4y ago
I was in an introduction to c course with a prof who had a midterm where something like 7 of the ~120 students of the exam passed. The other cohort from a different instructor was pretty standard bell curve. It was a royal mess. Each prof.

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