alex_lav

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   by alex_lav 3y ago

   Both sides of this argument are being dogmatic.
2. 122.▲
   by alex_lav 3y ago

   Both/either. They're both widely used at scale. It doesn't really matter.
3. 123.▲
   by alex_lav 3y ago

   Making games to learn git instead of just making git not an insane mess seems like a pretty obvious cowpath. Bummed we're still trapped here.
4. 124.▲
   by alex_lav 3y ago

   > Amazed at the amount of people here who would clearly be against seatbelts if they were to be made a legal requirement today. Where have you been for the past 4 years? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herman_Cain_Awar
5. 125.▲
   by alex_lav 3y ago

   Linux isn't a product. I would also assert this question would've been better asked scoped to non-OSS type products. You don't place ads or dragnet telemetry if you also don't care about whether people use your product o
6. 126.▲
   by alex_lav 3y ago

   If that's your take, I'm sort of curious why you'd dislike containerization, whose primary selling point is to standardize and improve the developer experience for, literally exactly, configuration, deployment and program ini
7. 127.▲
   by alex_lav 3y ago

   In my experience, people that disparage containerization are either forgetting or weren’t around to know about how awful bespoke and project specific build and deploy practices actually were. Not that docker is perfect, but the concept of c
8. 128.▲
   by alex_lav 3y ago

   I’m curious how UI impacts software configuration and deployment? Are you using a UI to set your compiler flags or something?
9. 129.▲
   by alex_lav 3y ago

   Generally anyone that references performance/bottlenecks without data, they’re just parroting their bias. This post is “nu uh!”, but with more words.
10. 130.▲
    by alex_lav 3y ago

    There is (rightly) stigma around anything that invites fanaticism. Real value discussion gets drowned out by fanatic hyperbole.
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    by alex_lav 3y ago

    Is this "managed Kubernetes" then?
12. 132.▲
    by alex_lav 3y ago

    > At this point, a managed Kuberentes cluster is no worse than any other option Except in terms of pricing...?
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    by alex_lav 3y ago

    The entire reason is popularity/marketshare, and that's a really valid reason to choose tech like this.
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    by alex_lav 3y ago

    You can't believe how people can think intent matters?
15. 135.▲
    by alex_lav 3y ago

    Okay, and what is your hope by making this comment?
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    by alex_lav 3y ago

    I have absolutely no idea what that program is intending to do, such that I can’t tell if you’re joking.
17. 137.▲
    by alex_lav 3y ago

    Excellent. It’s nice to see a comment with more substance than “nu uh”.
18. 138.▲
    by alex_lav 3y ago

    Care to explain?
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    by alex_lav 3y ago

    > Enforce what? Texas took no step to block them. The government takes no steps to prevent lots of law infractions, that doesn't mean they won't punish you for not adhering. As is the nature of laws. > Pornhub blocked themse
20. 140.▲
    by alex_lav 3y ago

    I mean...the entire reason docker exists? So that I don't have to understand and manage everyone else's (sometimes insane) build and deploy processes?
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    by alex_lav 3y ago

    This comment is definitely a lot more substantive than the previous. Thank you for sharing your perspective!
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    by alex_lav 3y ago

    23 years (god I'm getting old) It all ends up bad. Just make it good enough to move on. Come back and throw it out and redo it later. Or, more frequently, never come back because good enough was good enough.
23. 143.▲
    by alex_lav 3y ago

    Curious what the goal of this comment is?
24. 144.▲
    by alex_lav 3y ago

    I hope you’re right. Surge pricing defeats the purpose of fast food.
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    by alex_lav 3y ago

    This is toxic though. People shouldn’t have to be able to predict the future should they? And if the opportunity to escape being a wage slave presents itself by simply changing an approach, should a person not take it just because potential
26. 146.▲
    by alex_lav 3y ago

    Bold take to discuss this on the internet. I agree entirely, but my gripes are generally met with the software dev's version of "git gud".
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    by alex_lav 3y ago

    Note that Rust isn't brought up in the video being discussed, and I've not actually found the source being referenced when the article says > The White House Office of the National Cyber Director (ONCD) urged tech companies tod
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    by alex_lav 3y ago

    Think it's being hugged to death
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    by alex_lav 3y ago

    Honest sites always succumb. That's why this question is being asked in the first place.
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    by alex_lav 3y ago

    Sites that feature product reviews inevitably get paid by product companies to filter unfavorable reviews and also surface paying products.