dbergamin

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by dbergamin 6y ago
I don't agree, serverless code in itself tends to be portable. It's the surrounding services that lock you in.
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by dbergamin 6y ago
VSCode remote plugin is pretty great if you're doing heavy editing. Probably wouldn't hook it up to a production machine though, it leaves a bit of cruft around. You could also look to enhance your vim experience, a few plugins an
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by dbergamin 6y ago
On reflection my gripe with the post is really about vocabulary. Half-arsing carries negative connotations - to me, at least, it is the 'bad' form of pragmatism, and as such in my book it is never defensible. IMO we have other wor
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by dbergamin 6y ago
I can't really get on board - for most situations, risk of 'broken window' effect is strong unless your team all operate on the same page with a common understanding of what tradeoffs are acceptable. Perhaps reasonable in pro
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by dbergamin 6y ago
So what colour should we paint the bikeshed? Fair response IMO, this is the type of issue that can attract a lot of noisy opinions so very reasonable to lock comments to contributors.
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by dbergamin 6y ago
Another Jekyll fan chiming in. It was a good sign for me that it's not super-actively maintained, yet still commands a strong following in an arena with fairly low switching costs. Out of the box, it has most things you want and very l
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by dbergamin 7y ago
If you are paying contractor rates, then that makes sense of course. For a permanent hire I think it would be reasonable to ask more than half. Even working 50% hours, one does not usually completely unplug during other half - even if not a