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by fcantournet 6y ago
They also tend to need to be debugged & administered.
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by fcantournet 6y ago
You get 3 month of mandatory notice period (if you had a "CDI" which is permanent employment) You get 1w/y on top of that.
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by fcantournet 6y ago
I used to work at an Openstack shop (small public cloud) We considered this several times, very much not-jokingly. Ultimately the investments never came. At least for Swift the object-server was re-written in go as an alternative implementa
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by fcantournet 6y ago
Define major ? I know of several $Billion+ ARR company who are using go as their main backend language.
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by fcantournet 7y ago
Canonical has an offer
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by fcantournet 7y ago
It is 100% we're finishing our migration away from it right now. Never getting kubernetes support killed it.
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by fcantournet 7y ago
The trick is to define "productive". The whole point of this is that it's not a binary state, and it's not "writing code". So, tl,dr : no, it's not because you are most likely not the bottleneck. You are n
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by fcantournet 7y ago
Start here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPf27gAup9U
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by fcantournet 7y ago
> Logically speaking, the only way that a company can pay more and still be profitable is if they produce value more efficiently. On a general, macro level. sed 's/produce more value/extract more wealth from dominant posit
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by fcantournet 7y ago
the desktop experience and the docker hub apparently a.k.a : the good bits imo.
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by fcantournet 7y ago
For the last ~10 years yes. Almost all big companies that are profitable do it. This is actually a major problem for innovation and investments in general, there are lots of economist who talk about this issue: Mariana Mazzucato has some ve
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by fcantournet 7y ago
Classic SemVer :D
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by fcantournet 7y ago
Let's get something straight : you don't get to use the word "naïve" to qualify anybody but yourself after you've essentially said : "Facebook doesn't impact my life because I'm not on it".
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by fcantournet 7y ago
The problem is not running kubernetes on "bare-metal". That's the somewhat easy and cheap part. The problem is the supply chain to spec, purchase, rack, validate, provision and keep up to date your servers, their drivers and
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by fcantournet 7y ago
Global Public Licence. Paid by everyone, according to their abilities, available to everyone. Revenue is split according to views. "Streaming" platforms just do that : streaming, and compete.
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by fcantournet 8y ago
How the hell are plaintext passwords ever touching a FB server in 2019 ? oO You should always hash the pwd client-side first... wtf ?
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by fcantournet 8y ago
linkerd2 is not based on Envoy :) It has its own proxy written in rust : https://github.com/linkerd/linkerd2-proxy
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by fcantournet 8y ago
Your point being ?
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by fcantournet 8y ago
This is a really massive undertaking, and the UI space is really crowded and moving in all sorts of directions. It's not that it would be without value, but it's really risky and a lot of work, so not very surprising.
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by fcantournet 8y ago
Because it's not sovereign.
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by fcantournet 9y ago
Statistically if you're wealthy enough to own a Tesla, you're also way less likely to have to drive when tired/under the influence for example. All sorts of constraints are correlated with wealth that put you in way more risk
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by fcantournet 10y ago
That answers my question. Thank you for taking the time. :)
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by fcantournet 10y ago
Hi kelsey, this is pretty nice ! Is there any way to bribe you into slowing down on the awesome sauce delivery pipeline so people can catch up !? asking for a friend. If you find the time can you elaborate on why you elected to use ConfigMa