emerongi

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by emerongi 5y ago
From my experience, even though we deploy with Kubernetes, they complement eachother just fine. When writing code, I can easily partition things into processes, which makes total sense from pure application development viewpoint. Whether Ku
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by emerongi 5y ago
Similar experience. I used Docker rootless for a while 1-2 years ago. There were hiccups and upgrading was a pain, so I stopped using it. It's possible it has improved, though.
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by emerongi 6y ago
Maybe you will be interested in https://earthly.dev/
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Bongcloud NFT Collection, by Magnus Carlsen(bongcloud.art)
2 points by emerongi 6y ago|0 comments
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by emerongi 6y ago
It is a strategy. If you sell your house and invest the proceeds into the stock market, DCA says you shouldn't just do one huge buy order, but you should spread your orders out over a longer timeline. It's two different strategies
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by emerongi 6y ago
Worthwhile to read the full article, as well as the sources, and decide what is best for you. > The financial costs and benefits of DCA have also been examined in many studies using real market data, typically revealing that the strategy
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by emerongi 6y ago
True. You can skip the line here actually by paying for your doctor visit, but that also means you have to pay out of pocket for any further actions based on your diagnosis.
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by emerongi 6y ago
In Estonia, the employer's expenses are 1.75x of what the employee actually receives; 43% of the employer's payroll expenses go to taxes and other fees. I assume it's similar in other EU countries. You can buy health insuranc
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by emerongi 6y ago
Interesting. Elixir builds are the fastest builds in my CI pipelines. I make sure to cache the builds/ folder; usually only a small amount of files need to be re-compiled, which is very fast. This was actually improved even further in
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by emerongi 6y ago
An issue for us is that we need to provide outside users access to support tickets. Gitlab has Service Desk, but it's useful only if it's just your engineering team looking at the issues. Service Desk issues often need attention f
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by emerongi 6y ago
I have not claimed that HTML is the bottleneck. I have claimed that we are using it for things it was not meant for, creating major inefficiencies. Can we agree that modern web-based UIs can often be slow or just CPU-intensive? If so, then
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by emerongi 6y ago
To clarify: I am emphasizing the fact that HTML is not suitable for what we are using it for today. It is used in applications that don't have anything to do with the web, but is taken into use purely because it has good tooling around
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by emerongi 6y ago
The technical reasonings don't matter. It is a reflection of the failure on the part of software engineers, product managers and standards bodies. We are using a document markup language to create interactive UIs. Which, for some crazy
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by emerongi 6y ago
Yes, sorry for the confusion :).
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by emerongi 6y ago
Last year, I deployed a system consisting of 4 Elixir applications, and recently added a new one built with LiveView, which took 2 days to write (1 of which was more of a learning day). I also built some helper services that are used in oth
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by emerongi 6y ago
I went mad trying to find a decent voice recorder for my mom. Eventually settled on some ad-littered app, but at least it didn't request any extraneous permissions. Every other app asked for every single permission under the sun... to
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by emerongi 6y ago
I think that's the joke.
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by emerongi 6y ago
And yet we hire based on people's achievements and previous success. And the world keeps on turning. It's very hard to build the perfect team from the get-go. However, you can probably build a pretty good team over time. In my opi
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by emerongi 6y ago
He needed to evaluate the team based on some criteria one way or another. He chose certain criteria and used the computer to assist him in the evaluation. Another option would be to choose the team on who you just "like the most".
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by emerongi 6y ago
At the core of this issue is reproducibility. If you can fully reproduce the software you use, you no longer need to trust that X binary/container was built properly (although you still need to trust the source code itself, as well as
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by emerongi 6y ago
Well, you wouldn't get 1000 science points for it before it's replicated by others. Once it's replicated enough times by credible people, the points are awarded, and the process is now considered "done". If someone
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by emerongi 6y ago
Do you work in the auto industry? How do you know the specifics of these issues so well?
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by emerongi 6y ago
Can someone explain why the nullbyte disables the expression filtering?
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by emerongi 6y ago
Agreed. Delivery drivers don't take a percentage from every sale you make. They charge for the service. App stores should charge for their service. They aren't making the sales (at least in most cases). They are delivering assets.
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by emerongi 6y ago
Lowering taxes is industry-leading now?
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by emerongi 6y ago
What is your puzzle rating? As a novice player (1300 rating), the puzzles are plenty hard for me personally.
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Delivering social change with Elixir at Change.org(elixir-lang.org)
2 points by emerongi 6y ago|0 comments
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by emerongi 6y ago
I actually started building this exact product earlier this year. Then I realized I won't have the funds to hire people to actually do these audits. So I stopped. Maybe this could be a community effort.
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by emerongi 6y ago
I wrote a migration that dropped columns for a functionality that was no longer to be used. Then the client wanted that functionality back. Oops.
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by emerongi 6y ago
Didn't he outright say that no one actually reviews his tweets? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRNypdYQoWk

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