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by buster 3y ago
What? You hopefully do run your tests locally. The premise that you have to run them via the GHA configuration is only an annoyance. Same as I've never seen people running the Jenkins pipelines locally. In the end it's up to you t
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by buster 3y ago
Totally agree. If I had only one book to give new engineers, it'd be this one.
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by buster 3y ago
First, you offer technical solutions (pipelines, branching...).. The cost of having multiple teams branching and merging the same code base can be significant. It's often not as easy as you make it sound.
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by buster 3y ago
Absolutely true, but also: Usually, your business transactions happen in a business context, which happens to be in a microservice. It can be a sign of bad design if you happen to have a lot of those transactional problems. You will have di
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by buster 3y ago
There are many valid reasons (and many wrong reasons). I would say: If you have multiple stakeholders, evoling business needs and many ( > 10) developers, there might be a good reason to have independent deployable, testable and releasea
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by buster 3y ago
Actually, you are wrong. Microservices are surely not about defaulting to new microservices, but to capture a specific context into one service. There is no rule about how big a context is. A context can contain other context's. There
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by buster 3y ago
Pouet.net
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by buster 3y ago
pouet.net
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by buster 3y ago
And since when do file explorers come with their own distributed file system?
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by buster 3y ago
But the point is that WASM is a compile target and WASM != Rust.
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by buster 3y ago
If you didn't even notice for a long time, it might be better to auto-restart then having a downtime on the weekend if some service crashes, right?
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by buster 3y ago
If you do that, just take some redis server and increment an integer every time you need a new number?
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by buster 3y ago
It was used a lot in the GDR (and i suppose a lot in eastern europe a few decades ago).
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by buster 3y ago
Or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Blinkenlights which i thought about first.
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by buster 4y ago
Wine is just a great piece of software. Not just for gaming but the occasional dreaded enterprise software. I happily pay for crossover.
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The A. I. Dilemma(vimeo.com)
1 points by buster 4y ago|0 comments
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by buster 4y ago
But please don't mistake this with a general "no company is loyal to its employees". Maybe rare, but not non-existent.
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by buster 4y ago
Yes, I loved dangerous but I don't play on the PC anymore, so... I'd pay for a Nintendo switch version anytime.
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by buster 4y ago
Which is not runnable in the first place. Interesting though, as this shows exactly the problem. It looks legit, but it's some generated fake text.
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by buster 4y ago
I miss delta chat in that list. :(
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by buster 4y ago
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.feedr
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by buster 4y ago
I wish that delta chat would be much more known.
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by buster 4y ago
I see. Good to know. Still, that's the impression for outsiders.
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by buster 4y ago
Apart from all the childish spaghetti talk, etc. i am wondering if all the removal of code and inlining of functions has some negative side effects (on maintainability, stability, bugs). The style of the post makes me think this is some chi
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by buster 4y ago
I'm truely impressed. I don't know if this will become useful in real software, because you'll likely have dependencies (which in turn depend on OS features) pretty fast. But nevertheless, one of the coolest projects out ther
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by buster 4y ago
I think the comment does not mean that you need to know dev and ops very well to carry your team, but that's a hint at a very good and skilled person (unicorn) who probably carries his team. I don't think its meant exclusively to
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by buster 4y ago
Angular is indeed quite popular. Same as go is not the most used programming language in the world, angular may not be the most used frontend framework, but it's in the top tier.
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by buster 4y ago
That's strange. I have a virtual server running vor about 15 years with several upgrades. Debian stable. Email works just fine with the occasional spam mail coming through.
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by buster 4y ago
Oh, this is really good. Just started it and it looks like i got a decent starting point for emacs (again).
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by buster 4y ago
What i don't understand is, if it prevents covid for a longer term or just for a few hours. The article mentions that it prevents that the virus can enter cells, but to me it sounds like it only prevents as long as the spray is present

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