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by bradhe 3y ago
How many things named "endgame" are there?
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by bradhe 3y ago
> Even if you aren't trying to sell something, people will see you as if you are. But…you are. Earlier in the article it even claims one of the two main roles is to advocate on behalf of the company. In the end, I think it all boils
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by bradhe 3y ago
Do you recall the old days (like 2006?) when having Apple earbuds was a fashion statement?
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by bradhe 3y ago
Came here to say this!
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by bradhe 3y ago
What the heck is Google Bets?
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by bradhe 3y ago
I haven't read the article, just the headline, and what a strange...challenge...this is. Like, 1bil rows of CSV? JSON objects? Billion XML records? What does "process" mean? Parse and toss? Transform? Who cares of Java can re
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by bradhe 3y ago
Man. It's 2024 and we're still talking about ugly-ass HTML. That's amazing.
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by bradhe 3y ago
Even if Gmail was genius, it's almost 20 years old and hasn't really evolved that much since day 0.
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by bradhe 3y ago
I think the problem is that we're trying to take paradigms that are designed to be serverful (is that a word?) and shoe-horn them into working in a serverless way.
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by bradhe 3y ago
Once worked IT at a small company in college. Needed to run CAT5 to a new building we acquired. There was no conduit, but there was twisted pair for telephone running between the buildings. Occupying 3 lanes on each side gave us Ethernet on
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by bradhe 3y ago
> Even if mostly staged this is very impressive to me, not much on the current tech but more on how much leverage Google has to win this race on the long run because of its hardware presence. I think you have too much information to form
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by bradhe 3y ago
Microsoft eating Google's lunch on documents is laughable at best. Not to mention it confuses the entire timeline of office productivity software??
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by bradhe 3y ago
Fucking. Shocking. Anyone with half a brain could see through this "demo." It was vastly too uncanny to be real, to the point that it was poorly setup. Google should be ashamed.
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by bradhe 3y ago
Race to the first "State of AI report" won by Retool! Congrats Retool!
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by bradhe 3y ago
Somehow when I read the title I thought article was going to describe how to use Minecraft to visualize JFR profiles which I thought could be pretty cool…
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by bradhe 3y ago
Been fun to watch this project progress. I have tried it out in a few apps before. Love the test harness, that's super useful!
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by bradhe 3y ago
There's an article like this every year. Last year the fear was that Berghain was up for sale.
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by bradhe 3y ago
Nice, the demo is cool. How do you differentiate from DBT?
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by bradhe 3y ago
Amazed Nokia has 14k employees??
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by bradhe 3y ago
I mean…how many things we gonna call Reflect? Signed, the former founder of reflect.io.
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by bradhe 3y ago
Had more features than Slack?? Bro, you had to give someone a number to address you--it couldn't even map your account to an email address.
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by bradhe 3y ago
I started a company about this. We did OK. You can learn more in my profile. Happy to help if you think it's useful.
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by bradhe 3y ago
Sounds like DB2.
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by bradhe 3y ago
You (correctly) assumed that it's a monorepo, by the way. But yeah, you're being reductive overall. It's not a "microservices vs monolith" debate. I was using this example to show that people can fuck up any model.
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by bradhe 3y ago
Bingo. Monorepos work because tooling makes it work. Just putting all your code in one place doesn't make it a monorepo--just makes it a mess.
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by bradhe 3y ago
Node is just the whipping boy for the old guys who are afraid of 2023. I say this as an old guy.
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by bradhe 3y ago
Agreed the dichotomy presented is so reductive that it makes you question the author’s credibility. Any architecture that isn’t well maintained will become crushing over time. Ask me how I know.
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by bradhe 3y ago
I work on a massive monolith that has about 800 contributors and its just as complex to add something as simple as a user’s birthday, just not all the complexity is technological. It requires “organizational alignment” since you’re touching
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by bradhe 3y ago
Sounds like you’re a .NET developer? You might need to branch out if so.
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by bradhe 3y ago
Shocking. Truly.

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