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by erikb 9y ago
I like the idea, but a swarm as app inside k8s? It's like the same technology, right?
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by erikb 9y ago
I'd say this discussion is a clear "q.e.d."
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by erikb 9y ago
Please don't write in Imperial numbers in an international comunication platform. Most of us don't know what a mile is compared to a kilometer. (Yes you can google it, but you have no 'feeling' for it still, and why put
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by erikb 9y ago
I haven't done that course but I have to agree. Learning how to learn is vastly important and really hard to do on your own, because the requirement is the same as the result.
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by erikb 9y ago
China? TOS? I don't think a Python client is against the government, so...
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by erikb 9y ago
"have"? Quite optimistic. All that may just change with new owners.
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by erikb 9y ago
Is there still a way to gain financially from that legend? e.g. by licensing, or consulting because one of part of the team back then or something? I ask because usually community-created legends are hosted and develop in forums/mailin
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by erikb 9y ago
It seems the article talks about anything but the topic it is trying to talk about. What is the conclusion? When to stop? What do the axis in the diagrams mean? I read it like 1.5 times and still don't get any result from it.
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by erikb 9y ago
As far as I know bubbling up errors instead of handling them is recommended practice: https://github.com/nats-io/go-nats-streaming/issues/143#issu...
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by erikb 9y ago
Thanks! Can this also be added to already compiled tools somehow? E.g. kubernetes uses a lot of go components, but of course I only receive them in compiled form.
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by erikb 9y ago
I have to google what the "checked" actually means. But in Java you can throw parent classes, in Python you don't need to declare them at all. And honestly having a bad implementation is still better than no implementation. T
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by erikb 9y ago
Yes, exactly. That's what one would assume. I don't understand why a whole language community decided to not handle any errors and instead just bubble them up without filtering, without adding more notifications about the context
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by erikb 9y ago
Thanks for providing additional information. What do you do about the user of your tool having another point of view than you? For instance look at the helm example I provided. You may start a network call to IPv6 first, and when it fails (
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by erikb 9y ago
I'm no Go expert, so the following may just come from having not used it enough. The two things that shocked me out of continuing with Go were exception handling and package management. Exception handling is basically not implemented.
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by erikb 9y ago
Had to stop at point three. There are just too many assumptions in there that are already shown as incorrect by the world in general. For instance, it's not true that with losing the personality of horses all cars behaved the same. Why
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by erikb 9y ago
Well I suggest trying to lean back, reading the feedback points again, and trying to understand what makes people think that way. I bet a UX focussed person can take that into consideration and craft a final version of this article that ans
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by erikb 9y ago
Please edit the topic to summarize what he did, or what kind of topic he's relevant to. I never heard this name and therefore guess many others didn't either.
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by erikb 9y ago
I agree. However to tame the aggressive nature in ourselves and others we need to be more powerful than the corresponding selves. In the end most people can be happy if they can tame themselves. But the problem is that there are untamed peo
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by erikb 9y ago
> Not sure why you think PG or anyone at YC has any incentive to fuck people over This is a question that can be answered without even agreeing with me a bit. If I believe that one can only make millions with f king people over then of
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by erikb 9y ago
At which of your millions did you realize that?
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by erikb 9y ago
5-star cook says: "Cows are much more successful in life when cut in slices and being in a pan." The truth is that you not just need to be cunning, you need to be routine at it, so you can act nice while doing selfish things like
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by erikb 9y ago
Yeah there are like 100 who will claim that title and 2 who really earn it. You need to be a fanatic yourself (about anything, not necessarily the same topic) to understand who is a fanatic in his claimed area as well.
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by erikb 9y ago
Honestly there are loads of projects where people don't analyse the existing solutions and just start, you know, from scratch.
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by erikb 9y ago
Correction: He did pay people to train him. That's different from hiring real trainers. See the word "real" in "real trainers"? It's part of their job to protect your key body parts during training.
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by erikb 9y ago
Pure marketing and zero professionalism it seems. A real person attempting pro will have real trainers. They will help him make plans that don't overstress his body in a way that kills his back in 5 years. Then you set goals that are h
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by erikb 9y ago
Why is money not discussed in this article? Yes you need to get raises >>3% to keep the best. You need a fast-lane for talent, in management as well as dev. If you don't have good people stay for a short time to get their next ra
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by erikb 9y ago
Honestly I think she is one of the best people on this planet. She really means what she's saying, because she doesn't bother to play political games. I love it. However that is not a good business teacher. Most of us don't h
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by erikb 9y ago
It's so funny how badly Netflix starts losing just a short time after reaching global status. Still not clear if they will stay for the long game.
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by erikb 9y ago
Well, I remember submissions not getting through with the error message that the link was already posted by someone else before.
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by erikb 9y ago
Honestly don't understand why this is downvoted. It's not just an opinion but the article is objectively really not that high quality. It's just that the content is exciting for some people.

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