eatthoselemons

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by eatthoselemons 6y ago
ah okay that makes sense, m3o is basically a microservices framework then? Pull the pieces you need (basic authentication, service communication etc) and all you need to add is your business logic?
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by eatthoselemons 6y ago
Does that mean that you could run m3o on k8? (sounds like m3o is a microservice framework?)
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by eatthoselemons 6y ago
Designing tests for open book seems to be a good way to a) make cheating in effective, (no need to sneak in a formula sheet when everyone has it) b) More like the real world, I always have google at my fingertips, it is just how efficiently
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by eatthoselemons 6y ago
I feel like this hits the real problem, figure out a better way to prevent cheating and a better cheat will be made. It should instead be worked on making cheat resistant material (unfortunately I don't know how to do it but I feel lik
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by eatthoselemons 6y ago
How is this different from K8's? It just looks like k8 with a little extra boilerplate for microservices (built in key-value store etc)
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by eatthoselemons 6y ago
That is funny we heard the same thing from a high up at HP
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by eatthoselemons 6y ago
There is common name for that, "unix as an ide" I often point people to this blog when asked why I don't use an ide https://sanctum.geek.nz/arabesque/unix-as-ide-introduction/
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by eatthoselemons 6y ago
Do you think that gitlab will ever add inline diff comments? I don't know if it would even be feasible to add to gitlab
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by eatthoselemons 6y ago
ah okay that makes sense I was thinking it was opposite of that which made no sense
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by eatthoselemons 6y ago
Perhaps you can explain this part from the post you linked which is perplexing me: > AppDomainAffine, therefore, would be a more appropriate name. Unusual perhaps, but that's because of the common drift toward the mechanics of thing
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by eatthoselemons 6y ago
What issues have you had on the first Gen ryzen cpus? I have been running 6 of them on my home lab (true a small sample size) and I have had no issues with them
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by eatthoselemons 6y ago
Why do you like power9? What advantages does it have over x86?