el-duderino42

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by el-duderino42 2y ago
I think a 19 year old yobbo, whose dad is a successful interstellar logistics businessman, who out of a guilty conscience for never having had time for his son and having bought him an overpowered spacecraft, will either put grafitti on it
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by el-duderino42 3y ago
As a piano player I don’t get all that obsession about the home row. I like (and possess) a good quality keyboard as the next guy, but that home row optimization makes no sense to me. Moving your arms is good for you, not bad! Look at a 88
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by el-duderino42 3y ago
Lol exactly - “logic” Terraform can’t replace it well. Maybe facilitate the transition to more cloud native setups where you don’t need Ansible at all. But only within limits. If you’re asked to implement something there’s no cloud offering
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by el-duderino42 3y ago
Under the case that “there are multiple dev teams who all use different languages” as stated, they have the advantage with TF that it’s an easier to learn DSL than Typescript. CDKTF is totally optional and besides the point. Could as well s
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by el-duderino42 3y ago
If devs write and maintain their own IAC then Pulumi is a good choice since they can write it in a familiar language. If however a dedicated devops team has to manage it eventually, and there are multiple dev teams who all use different lan
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by el-duderino42 3y ago
Hmm, so while he was busy optimizing and learning and tweaking his keyboard setup, others invent game changing programming languages like Go, and then also write text editors that make heavy use of the mouse, and of mouse chording: http:&#
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by el-duderino42 4y ago
Haha! Space balls … I was thinking of the Spin Doctors song :-)
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by el-duderino42 4y ago
Very simple answer: It’s Early!
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by el-duderino42 5y ago
The point is what you decide to make its point. You have the free choice, within limits.