ar_lan

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by ar_lan 7y ago
I work with Kubernetes quite a bit, so I'm reasonably knowledgable on the pro's and con's. I definitely think there is a misunderstanding about what Kubernetes solves. I think Kubernetes is very good at helping structure ve
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by ar_lan 7y ago
Alternatively, in a GraphQL server, everything becomes POST and it all becomes meaningless.
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by ar_lan 7y ago
Curious - what don't you like about Kubernetes?
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by ar_lan 7y ago
This reminds me of this commit in Redux: https://github.com/reduxjs/redux/commit/9276ff0af6400633d673... . "Simple" is always a relative term. I agree, if "simple" looks like the complicati
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by ar_lan 7y ago
I'm not a Facebook fan, but I am hugely grateful for their contributions of React and GraphQL. I think engineers should be considered dis-associated.
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by ar_lan 7y ago
Why is this called Workouts?
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by ar_lan 7y ago
Voting tactically will give a false impression of endorsement. If all the third party voters voted for Hillary, it would send a hugely wrong message about what the people actually want.
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by ar_lan 7y ago
I don't understand why marriage is a legal thing. Why is the government involved?
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by ar_lan 7y ago
It sounds like your idea is just calculating odds - this is a slight advantage, but most pro's have learned to do this in their heads already. Poker math isn't very complicated.
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by ar_lan 7y ago
I enjoy that it gives no rationales. Without reasons/research/sources, these are just arbitrary numbers.
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by ar_lan 7y ago
If you go the conventional route and only take loans. Community college + working through that means you can get potentially better college options when you transfer AND you can save significantly for those first years of your undergrad. By
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2015
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by ar_lan 7y ago
My parents essentially did this to me, but I don't really blame them and will probably do the same for my kids. Not everyone should go to college, and if you do go it really better be worth the investment. I chose to go to community
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by ar_lan 7y ago
VMware announced Project Pacific two days ago at VMworld which targets this usecase you are mentioning - https://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/2019/08/introducing-project...
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by ar_lan 7y ago
It's a very cool format, for sure.
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by ar_lan 7y ago
I find this article more compelling than Yossi's article: http://blog.shippable.com/our-journey-to-microservices-and-a... Yossi's comes off extremely pretentious, without really explaining why people consider mult
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by ar_lan 7y ago
UX does not matter much if there's not good enough content.
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Yeah, this is a much more convincing sell to me than anything else.
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Hopefully they can charge interest as well.
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by ar_lan 7y ago
On the README: > Currently, Sweet should be considered experimental and under heavy development (re-development more like). As such, the API will be undergoing a bit of churn until probably the end of the year. So, probably best not to t
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by ar_lan 7y ago
> Remember: Free with DRM is not the same thing as free. I agree with him the whole way that this is weird, but this particular tweet made no sense to me. It seems akin to "Hey, we'll allow you to rent something for some durati
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by ar_lan 7y ago
Javalin is a bit of a cop out because it's not strictly Java. I agree with modern Java improvements for the most part, especially if you are including Kotlin in that ecosystem - I really enjoy writing Kotlin. However, I've profess
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by ar_lan 7y ago
I don't - I'm not a drug user, but I have a lot of political ideologies that agree with Ross, and I certainly don't believe he deserves what happened to him.
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> The only place where Safari falls short is 3D CAD programs (like OnShape), where Chrome is faster and better. You completely disregard one of the biggest appeals to Chrome, which is its massive extension support (which Safari is miles
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by ar_lan 7y ago
Oh nice, that's great to hear! This was not really a deal breaker for me as I mostly use my laptop for work, but it was definitely frustrating when I was a student and used my laptop for everything .
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by ar_lan 7y ago
I don't believe you. Maybe some obscure distro, but I tried multiple back in 2015/2016 and couldn't get it to work without some strange package to attempt to install Silverlight.
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by ar_lan 7y ago
I don't know why, but Scott's comments in here came off pretty condescending. If you're a developer on Twitter, it's really easy to fall into the trap of believing that the only developers that matter are front-end engin
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by ar_lan 7y ago
But can you watch Netflix?
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by ar_lan 8y ago
IIRC, it was Elon Musk that said something along the lines of it's not too difficult to get self-driving cars to 99.9% safety - but that's still 1 accident in every 1000, which is terrible all around. You need to shoot for many,
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by ar_lan 8y ago
Wow, that's nearly definition of a great tutorial.

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