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8y ago
Exactly. Not having proper tooling meant they didn’t know what to do. When your check engine light comes on, you don’t replace every system in your car, you get out a scanner and check the code. Google cloud has trace built in which could h
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Good to know. Agree that if there was a body with representation from all major engines, this could be good. I personally don’t want my content to be served in such a way that requires me to use a specific analytics product though. Would be
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8y ago
True. Hopefully anti-competitive stuff like this will be challenged in court so we don’t have to play the game.
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I disagree that the AMP cache is the main benefit of AMP. There are plenty of CDNs that give performance similar to, or better than the AMP cache. The only benefit of AMP is that the pages are promoted higher in results. Back to the main to
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8y ago
There is no distinction in the reservation. When your reservation becomes available, you can configure any “trim” that is currently available. That was the long range first, and now long range and performance.
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8y ago
Exactly, it was a major process overhaul. They thought an automated system could handle this and then realized that was overzealous.
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8y ago
Kudos to Google for taking feedback and working internally to make things better. Too often do people expect every process at a company to work perfectly so it's great to see that the community has done a good job of providing feedback
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8y ago
Not true if you bring your own disk encryption keys. AWS also allows you to bring your own keys.
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8y ago
Be wary of shared SSL. For example, sites on Cloudflare often share SSL carts but are not owned by the same person. You may have to blacklist certs with Cloudflare CNs to avoid false positives.
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9y ago
Totally agree this is content marketing. However, this topic is the wrong content for a contract firm. It would be great coming from a large tech organization who actually had metrics on monoliths vs microservices at different stages of gro
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9y ago
It’s good that you want to update it and make it better. However, it it works fine for the clients and they are happy, you should be too. We all look back on our previous work and see room for improvement, that’s a good thing. However, spen
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9y ago
What’s your motivation for starting the endeavors in the first place? If you’re willing to give something up because it’s too easy, you are probably thinking about it incorrectly. Becoming the world’s number one pianist is not an easy task,
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9y ago
Yes, others also include: - Proxies that upload/retrieve assets to multiple cloud providers (i.e. upload files to / retrieve from GCS and S3 in case one is down) - A service that screens/transforms attachments/uploads fo
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9y ago
Not sure why a contract development shop is putting stuff like this on their blog. Perhaps they have small clients asking for microservices when unnecessary? Agree that this headline is presumptive and so is the article. Not every piece of
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9y ago
He has a massive conflict of interest because he was compensated heavily in Walmart shares, a direct competitor to Amazon.
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9y ago
Do you have 2018.10.4 or above? It drove me through 220 miles of rain including torrential downpours yesterday with ease. Up until that update, I’d agree that AP2 was sub par but the new update has dramatically improved EAP.
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9y ago
No N1QL was involved that needed to be ported/re-architected? N1QL was our primary use case for using Couchbase at my last position and it worked wonderfully (though at less than half your scale). For straight key operations, the overh
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9y ago
As a solo developer, wouldn't all these git repos be on your local machine as well? What risk are you trying to avoid? If gitlab or github is down and you have the repo locally, you don't have an issue. If you've already hand
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Help.com | Multiple Positions | Austin, TX | ONSITE | FULL TIME It's 2017 and customer service still sucks. Companies have tons of data about you (what you've purchased, every page view to your site, every interaction you've
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Help.com | Austin | Software Engineer (Front-end - React.js)| ONSITE It's 2017 and customer service still sucks. Companies have tons of data about you (what you've purchased, every page view to your site, every interaction you
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10y ago
Make sure to use an HPA and set up resource constraints on that ingress controller pod. Unbounded resource utilization may bite you in the a$$. https://kubernetes.io/docs/user-guide/horizontal-pod-autosca... Also,
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10y ago
Immutable containers still may need specific names when they are launched, netowrking settings, etc. Helm holds your deployment configs. Think about having a redis cluster. You need 6 redis containers (at minimum), known names to add to you
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10y ago
Help.com | Austin, TX | on-site or remote | Sr Node Developer Love node? Hate terrible customer service experiences? Come work with two Node CTC members and a bunch of other smart and experienced engineers at Help.com. Present day customer
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10y ago
Sorry to hear about your experience. Been using it for years as part of our build processes with no false positives. You're always welcome to write a replacement if you find it unsuitable.
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10y ago
Seriously? It takes 5 seconds to add an eslint rule to avoid this issue. http://eslint.org/docs/rules/handle-callback-err
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13y ago
https://github.com/dkoston/thedaywefightback The banner code is pulled in from the awesome work that thedaywefightback.org folks did. The repo basically shows how to package an app for CloudFlare.
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13y ago
Corporatism was developed by the Greeks and viewed in a positive light when pondered by the likes of Plato. In such a light, the concept is often viewed positively. Later, the concept was also used by some fascist states, especially Mussoli
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13y ago
You can't use only the statistical properties of a subset to determine it's moral weight. For nearly any statistic you can think of, there are massive (i.e., 2^bignum >> population of earth) numbers of statistically identic
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You can only determine which deserves more weight by your ability to change an outcome or your level of devotion to that outcome being changed. Women clearly have a vested interest in reducing negative outcomes for their group, just as furr
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13y ago
It's been clearly documented that women are subject to lower wages(1) then men and while I don't have statistics about online harassment, women accounted for 84% of potential workplace harassment victims in 2007(2) which may or ma
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