djmetzle

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by djmetzle 4y ago
>Generally, the burstier your workload is, the more cloudy your architecture should be. Well, crap dude, that's the web!
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by djmetzle 5y ago
Meh. Is this a hot debate still? No mention of Ruby or smalltalk in this post, which i think of as "true" OO languages, down to the runtime. The ruby object model has its merits! Sandi Metz's POODR is a fantastic intro into O
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by djmetzle 5y ago
Outstanding!
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by djmetzle 5y ago
Oh no. oh no no. Do you have examples of languages without the usual local scope binding semantics? I think the example here is misleading and causing confusion.
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by djmetzle 5y ago
Have you tried not buying their shit?
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by djmetzle 5y ago
> I think modern "Docker"'s security properties are underrated† 100% agree. The docker/CRI-de-jour (by default) strips off many "dangerous" system capabilities. By default a pid on linux gets something like
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by djmetzle 5y ago
Truth! Deep work and focus is difficult, expensive with continuous meetings and notifications. So the OP is extra right! Cutting through the noise looks like magic now.
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by djmetzle 6y ago
Should be an interesting post-mortem...
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by djmetzle 6y ago
https://youtu.be/uT17W8CmX4g
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by djmetzle 6y ago
That's great!
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by djmetzle 6y ago
I hear all of your complaints and empathize with them. Containerized workflows are in fact more complex, and it does hurt a little. But consider this. You can mount the entire host fs, say under `/var/host` or the likes, and you&#
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by djmetzle 6y ago
That misses the point. Code and the DB always need to be compatible one version forward and back. That's required engineering discipline.
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by djmetzle 6y ago
I would see J solutions to Project Euler problems a lot, and they would often be the most terse and cryptic solutions. Good introduction. Its always nice to see a "community review".
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by djmetzle 6y ago
I thought this article, while a little dry, was very illuminating. It sounds Hyperfeed is running at the very least "Medium Data" (we all thing our Data is Big!). And i think it is fascinating to hear of a case where Prometheus is
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by djmetzle 6y ago
I think the general idea is good, in that teams should be vertically integrated. But it misses the mark. If you don't appreciate that there is specialty in developing beautiful, responsive, cross-browser modern web-apps, you're no
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by djmetzle 6y ago
This. We've entered a world where the lowest common denominator of information is being used as primary source for current events. That's asinine.
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by djmetzle 6y ago
Turns out that PHP was "serverless" the whole time.
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by djmetzle 6y ago
alias g=git And then define one and two letter aliases for the things you do often: st=status l=log --with-prettiness ap=add --patch shit=reset co=checkout
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by djmetzle 7y ago
:point_up: That.
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by djmetzle 9y ago
I agree. With C, you are in control of everything your program does. That means you're also _responsible_ for everything your program does. C requires a very different mindset than dynamic languages.
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by djmetzle 9y ago
Yep. It's a shame that everyone just wants to binge netflix and facebook. The _rest_ of the internet is inherently peer-to-peer.
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by djmetzle 9y ago
I have a proposition: You know how Tor works? Onion routing? Send traffic encrypted multiple times through a list of nodes before exiting at an edge? What if everyone sent their traffic back and forth to eachother. One hop, encrypted, and t