elcct

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by elcct 10y ago
Is there any AWS Lambda equivalent that could be deployed on bare metal?
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by elcct 10y ago
For example you don't have access to production servers and work only with dev/staging environments
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by elcct 10y ago
I see it as a move forward :)
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by elcct 10y ago
They get the best who _want_ to work with those companies.
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by elcct 10y ago
Oh yes they are milking that cow dry
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by elcct 10y ago
Depending on relationship if you are a contractor usually you have to provide your own equipment and software. I prefer it that way - if company provides equipment it is usually minimum to get job done which doesn't make it pleasant mo
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by elcct 10y ago
That's the key - make something worth more than the sum of its parts
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by elcct 10y ago
But that will is not reflected in voting...
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by elcct 10y ago
But whatever they call it, it is majority indeed and that's the democracy - you either accept that majority wins or well... don't know
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by elcct 10y ago
> You can mix and match elements written using different libraries, and migrate single elements from one library to another without breaking clients. Why someone would be doing that? I mean mix and matching libraries could be asking for
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by elcct 10y ago
As some other people wrote as well - everyone should try to work in a start up at least once. You can learn a lot, especially how not to do things. It will be useful when the day comes of having your own start up :)
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by elcct 10y ago
You can compare socialism to cancer. Some forms of it are terminal some are not, but it is not sustainable thing to have.
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by elcct 10y ago
I thought they don't have on prem version. Cool!
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by elcct 10y ago
Great, but would I trust Microsoft with my data? I don't think so.
165.
by elcct 10y ago
I think faults in each country have one thing in common - socialism and excessive bureaucracy that comes with it.
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by elcct 10y ago
They could use something like Kubernetes and tools communicating with open standards
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by elcct 10y ago
Makes sense, thank you
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by elcct 10y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by elcct 10y ago
Then there will be plenty of startups for the purpose of getting safety net at the expense of legitimate startups
170.
by elcct 10y ago
Just replace the motherboard. Sometimes you can score cheap one on eBay and there are manuals with step by step instructions how to replace it on Dell site.
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by elcct 10y ago
or that face time replaces lack of tl;dr in the "long commit report" ?
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by elcct 10y ago
I think it is better to use the term "IDE on someone else's computer" and the whole "magic" disappears.
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by elcct 10y ago
Oh and that in the company some people can view your remote working as a special treatment and there will be an active look out for on-premise replacement - which doesn't help with maintaining healthy relations. If company is not remot
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by elcct 10y ago
Ubuntu on Windows in Insider Preview is really usable. I find experience much better than in the macOS regarding the shell
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by elcct 10y ago
People that are politically on the left spectrum tend to address themselves and the others in the plural form. Having that in mind, not sure how asking the author to consider the replacement is considerate :)
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by elcct 10y ago
"Just let me drill through my skull, sir"
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by elcct 10y ago
Make it autonomous and you get quite nice illegal goods transportation machine.
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by elcct 10y ago
> you think is meaningful It is easy to get your perception of meaningful poisoned by ideas like religion, so one has to be careful how he spends his precious moments in his window of consciousness
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by elcct 10y ago
Well, million years from now on, nobody will care about any impact you did
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by elcct 10y ago
They are going to get to a point where it will be laptop will be useful for chefs to cut onions or for developers living in rough areas to use them as a weapon.

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