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eweise
8y ago
You forgot to add the date of your post "Well, it's written in Java, so desktop app probably lags as much. So title does not lie (2001)"
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eweise
8y ago
drove a stickshift in SF for years no problem. My trick on steep hills is to pull on the parking brake (right hand) while slipping the clutch. Release the brake once the car starts pulling forward. Basically same as on a motorcycle.
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eweise
8y ago
way sexier actually
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eweise
8y ago
Random house in Concord CA easily commutable by bart to SF under $600K https://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/18386554_zpid/globalre...
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eweise
8y ago
I would create the account directly from the initial call and return its ID and then publish an account created message. Any other services could receive the message and perform some action such as send a welcome email or do some analytics.
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eweise
8y ago
We use grpc instead of rest for internal synchronous communication but we've also found that by using event pub/sub between services, that there are not many uses cases where we have direct calls between services. We used to have
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eweise
8y ago
I haven't read any of your other posts and my comments were not directed to you in particular. You're really making my point. If cloud formation templates work then great. I don't know its limitations. I do know that kubernet
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eweise
8y ago
yep and I'm pretty sure creating a crapload of devops scripts to support microservices will be the next problem you give the business.
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eweise
8y ago
A lot of SF feels the same as when I lived there in the 90's. I'm mostly familiar with the inner richmond and sunset areas. Most of the same restaurants and stores are still there.
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8y ago
the advantage of older developers is that they have seen the same patterns before. For instance, younger devs might think microservices is the hot thing while an older dev is thinking that it just looks like a poor man's erlang from th
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eweise
8y ago
"Is it possible that living in a city with functioning public transport has sheltered me to the point of naivety" Apparently yes.
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eweise
8y ago
I don't disagree but I think in practice you're probably dealing with a single user at a time when working with orders. A query that referenced n users plus their orders is probably a reporting type query that could be supported i
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eweise
8y ago
The issue isn't about microservices, its about isolating dependencies between various components of the system. When any part of the system can reach into the user table then you've created a big ball of mud. Even with a monolith,
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eweise
8y ago
"Then it sends request to users service to get missing information about users" What information would an order need to know about the user except for its ID? Shipping address? That could have been stored in the order db. Usually
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eweise
8y ago
They should change the name "Go" to "if err != nil"
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eweise
8y ago
Try Varo
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eweise
8y ago
California property taxes about are about 1.5%, not 6.5%
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eweise
8y ago
In short, don't give managers the same interview as engineers. Sorry but seems pretty obvious.
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eweise
8y ago
We initially used lombok to decrease the pain of writing in Java but eventually moved to Kotlin and are sooo much happier.
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8y ago
This story scares me. I'm not that far off from my 60s and still have kids to get through high school and college. My strategy is to keep my tech skills even as I move more into management. Hopefully, after I'm deemed to old to wo
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eweise
8y ago
I can't understand CSS either. For Elm you can bypass that headache with this library; https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/mdgriffith/elm-ui/late...
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eweise
8y ago
I read somewhere they want smaller chickens that the farms produce.
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eweise
8y ago
Awesome. Can't wait for the Amazon hosted version.
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eweise
8y ago
I rode 10,000 miles all over the US one summer on a harley 883 sportster. Loved it and the bike ran great. I actually like the lack of technology on the bikes because they are easy to fix.
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eweise
8y ago
they just look like hardtails but have hidden shocks.
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eweise
8y ago
Nothing scary about the whitehouse publishing doctored videos to suppress the new media? ok.
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eweise
8y ago
I could see being underpaid actually causing you to get fired if it was a perceived signal for how valuable you are.
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eweise
8y ago
My grandma used to make 7-up cake. Kind of miss it.
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8y ago
From what I've seen, flying is cheaper in Europe.
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8y ago
Purescript looks like a great language and if you want to dive into the deep end of typed FP, then it looks like an excellent choice. One reason I went with Elm for our in-house customer support app, was because of the simplicity of the lan
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