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aliswe
7y ago
> I'm a willing buyer for Magic Leap, at the right price. That's exactly the point, the buyer dictates the price it is willing to buy at. At the wrong selling price for a specific product, there are no buyers.
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aliswe
7y ago
Aspnetcore Razor pages is basically web forms with cshtml, if you ask me...
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aliswe
7y ago
Went well, will need some small bugfixes before it can be added. https://github.com/cloudy-cms/cloudy-cms-addon-jsonbox
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aliswe
7y ago
Might be the power grid.
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aliswe
7y ago
The point I's trying to make is more that the UX isn't everything - this article is very focused on the UX and onboarding experience, which os of course very relevant and important, but it isn't everything. Also, notwithstand
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aliswe
7y ago
Agreed, not below usable though. Some more: rolling upgrades of k8s (said to not affect the uptime of the cluster) not being rolling in actuality, allowing upgrades when the service principal is expired thus preventing the nodes from being
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aliswe
7y ago
I really like this. Minimalistic. I'll try to make an adapter for my .net core cms to connect here, this evening.
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aliswe
7y ago
... ok, but I heard their Kubernetes services is the best there is. Perhaps they have some strong sides once you actually start using the services. (No sarcasm or snarkyness intended)
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aliswe
7y ago
Wouldn't this be closer to a "transpiler"?
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aliswe
7y ago
How about the Azure docs guides, they're pretty good: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/crea...
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aliswe
7y ago
But the tools and tech are not the same for sysadmins and devops people.
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aliswe
7y ago
Why so conspiratory. Yes marketing is one aspect of it. But then again a massive amount of sysadmins are required to manage the cloud ops and very often you need a full time devops person on site to replace the sysadmin. In other words effi
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aliswe
7y ago
I call this "resume driven development"
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aliswe
7y ago
So I was on this Azure workshop today at Microsoft and everyone started complaining about Cosmos being expensive, and I mentioned that I usually call CosmosDB CostMost DB and they all had a good chuckle. BTW, they mentioned in the workshop
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aliswe
7y ago
A lot of large companies I've worked with do not care to overtake domains with matching names, and sometimes do not even contact the owners to get a quote.
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aliswe
7y ago
Sorry but this somehow strikes me as a very swedish thing to do.
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aliswe
7y ago
Actually a collision is an overlap with only one initial event. So collision = overlapping + state. That is an object collides initially but will perhaps continue to overlap the other object. In 2D games programming, at least in the old day
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aliswe
7y ago
Honestly using this on a phone is not very far from the android ui.
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aliswe
7y ago
Im wondering too. I thought I had missed something.
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aliswe
7y ago
With about 100 services each requiring 3 yaml files that are mostly identical between systems, templating is a very attractive idea
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aliswe
7y ago
> iOS users who need to get tasks done but prefer modern, clean UIs", that's not an actual group of people. You're just describing the features of a product you're already biased toward building.
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Comments when Google reverted their iconic Material UI text inputs (2017)
(medium.com)
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7y ago
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aliswe
7y ago
Nice work. Don't yoy feel that content types would be nice to have under source control though? For auditing, rollbacks ...
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aliswe
7y ago
That would need to be assessed, I think.
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aliswe
7y ago
Don't be so condescending. Care to explain your point instead? Genuinely interested but not getting anything of what you said.
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aliswe
7y ago
Is management perhaps the "meta" of software development?
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aliswe
7y ago
An hour? If you use NuGet you should be able to keep your compile times down. In my own projects I have maybe 10s compile times.
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aliswe
7y ago
This actually relates to my question, do capillaries clog?
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aliswe
7y ago
Yes but energy intensive.
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aliswe
7y ago
This looks nice, but I hope the devs don't need access to this kind of low level administration. Also, how come GitHub disallows zoom for mobile? ...
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