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by aeyes 4y ago
You are correct, nice to see that this was improved. I should find time to run some tests with quorum queues, this now actually looks usable. But in the end we will have to see how stable it is running production workloads.
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by aeyes 4y ago
RabbitMQ cluster mode for classic queues is not a true HA solution. If a node gets replaced the content of your queue has to be synchronized to the new node and while this is running you can't produce to the queue which is an outage. U
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by aeyes 4y ago
Any good resources to see how they interview for SRE-SE? For SWE you can find a lot of material on Leetcode and similar sites (and of course books) but "Linux internals" has a near infinite depth.
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by aeyes 4y ago
Do those that 'own' a home today in the US really own it? You still have to pay property tax against the "property value" which is a completely arbitrary number set by an outsider. If you don't pay, you lose your ho
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by aeyes 4y ago
You can remotely lock any MDM managed device, this was possible 10 years ago and you need zero development. iCloud lock even brought this to the consumer space. It is clear that non-tech people wrote this. Any company device I used in the l
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by aeyes 4y ago
Source Code Pro
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by aeyes 4y ago
Is there no cable with a 90 degree plug on the market?
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by aeyes 4y ago
So nobody running a precompiled binary of their favorite Linux distribution should be affected because distributors should run the full test suite across all supported architectures when they package the binary? Debian for example shipped v
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by aeyes 4y ago
For some reason they chose to put the concept which is hardest to understand on the front page. 'is foo' is showing how to define and use a custom condition, the conditions in the rest of the documentation are easy to understand a
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by aeyes 4y ago
> If you're doing any kind of database / external network calls - won't you gain a huge amount of requests per second? Only if they can be parallelized. I'm not sure if I would choose Flask if I had such a complex app
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by aeyes 4y ago
They probably didn't just leave the bottle there, my guess is that they have pictures of this which are used as marketing material.
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by aeyes 4y ago
Agree, I mostly saw: Take this generous amount of money and hand in your resignation or you won't have to come back tomorrow and you get nothing.
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by aeyes 4y ago
I am pretty certain that I can prove any client as harmful. I have been on the receiving end of apps misbehaving plenty of times, no matter which platform (JS, iOS, Android). And these were official apps with dedicated development teams. En
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by aeyes 4y ago
try the back button to jump back to where you were before
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by aeyes 4y ago
When any company designs the electronics for a new car, they don't start on a clean sheet of paper. Existing designs are reused and adapted. Additional complexity is introduced because some of the electronics are from third parties, fo
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by aeyes 4y ago
https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/competition-and-...
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by aeyes 4y ago
This is just terminology. Services are still deployed and scaled independent from each other and have a codebase which can be maintained by a two-pizza team.
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by aeyes 4y ago
Most of the time you probably only use a small portion of the 3rd party library functionality so forking the whole thing and ripping out everything you don't use or maintaining it doesn't make much sense.
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by aeyes 4y ago
Major version upgrades on RDS are even more of a pain because you can't reliably plan the downtime you'll need for them to finish. You push a button and then you pray that it doesn't take much longer than your test runs with
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by aeyes 4y ago
> you are free to choose any other languages as well as frameworks I think I could knock out a few 1999 style PHP scripts with inline HTML with an SQLite DB for fun and giggles in an afternoon. It would do everything they ask for with mi
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by aeyes 4y ago
They are laughing, decades disrespecting the law and not even a fine.
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by aeyes 4y ago
They sold the news platform, it looks like a step towards having their company less associated with Kremlin content moderation: https://www.reuters.com/technology/yandex-sells-news-content... They do business in other
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by aeyes 4y ago
Most companies probably realized that they don't have Big Data problems because they only have a limited amount of data which you actually can process in an acceptable amount of time on a single Postgres instance. Distributed data proc
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by aeyes 4y ago
Does this require a Reddit account? I get no results.
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by aeyes 4y ago
Another car in a similar category is the electric Smart, the only problem is the price.
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by aeyes 4y ago
This happened to me multiple times on Facebook when trying to open new accounts to view some walled garden content, each time I used a different mail address on a domain I control in an incognito browser session. The accounts would just get
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by aeyes 4y ago
Apparently nothing :-). The commit says all enterprise features and the associated PR says that they will retire the internal enterprise repo.
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by aeyes 4y ago
If you release something new, you should make sure that your documentation contains useful information. Even the most fundamental information like available configuration options, command-line arguments, deployment information and so on is
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by aeyes 4y ago
As you saw, there was no cash when people tried to actually cash out...
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by aeyes 4y ago
This must be a common issue because now that you say it I realized that I have a habit of always Ctrl-C'ing multiple times. Could also be the keyboard, most of mine had a glass of Coke at some point in time.

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